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June 2, 2015

• Prairie Village residents, developer reach agreement on former Mission Valley school site
• Health insurance firms propose to increase rates in Kansas and Missouri
• Nick Connery: There is no ‘War on Christianity’ by Muslims in the U.S.
• Missouri high school girls soccer state preview: Five KC area teams earn berths
• Road to Kansas Class 6A softball state title definitely went through Olathe
• Kansas baseball state recap: Blue Valley Southwest baseball team wins school’s first boys team state title
• ‘Judy Barbra Liza’: Hot vocals and blue smoke at Quality Hill
• Jax Fish House & Oyster Bar will delight shellfish aficionados
• Missouri high school state baseball preview: Staley, Smithville and West Platte take aim
• Grace Church offers a special time for some special kids — and their parents
• Kansas lawmakers still stymied on tax and budget plans
• Intern accused of bringing an unloaded gun to Capitol Hill is released from jail
• Kansas lawmakers vote to further limit local gun rules
• House GOP moves to punish State Dept. over Benghazi delays
• GOP lawmakers in Kansas remain sharply divided on taxes
• Secret FBI air force uses front companies for spying over U.S. cities
• John Lamb continues to build case to debut for Royals in 2015
• Royals’ Kris Medlen and Danny Duffy to throw simulated games
• Royals face trio of strikeout pitchers in series against Cleveland
• Sean Smith playing like No. 1 corner during Chiefs’ OTAs
• TheChat: Uncertainty, indirection, confusion mark the path forward in Topeka
• Chicago Bulls expected to announce Fred Hoiberg as new head coach
• Iowa State fans say thank you to Fred Hoiberg
• Family pleads for help in catching the killer of 3-year-old Amorian S.L. Hale
• Kansas City area child porn investigation leads to DEA-issued computer
• Kansas lawmakers must reject destructive budget cuts and big sales tax increase
• Cookbook Preview: ‘Buttercream Dreams’ tells story of Smallcakes’ sweet success
• Readers share views on loving America, language and senior programs
• Thirty years later, Darryl Motley remains entwined with Royals history
• Olathe North junior will spend summer doing neuroscience research — at MIT
• $240,000 Jefferson Scholarship goes to Olathe Northwest grad
• Danedri Herbert: Marriage matters — to us all
• Dirty diaries: Instagram posts from Dirty Kanza riders
• Boston Marathon bomber’s college pal gets six years in prison
• Missouri police officer hospitalized after being run over by car
• Leawood KU student dies from bacterial meningitis
• Burglar’s visible red underwear leads to arrest
• Snarky in the Suburbs: Sunflower + Show Me = True Love — at least if I were in charge of things
• Letters to the editor: County sewer lines, don’t raise taxes on small business, Koch brothers and KCI
• Mirror, mirror on the wall, who’s the most bipartisan of them all?
• Former Blue Valley North star Jack Sock loses in French Open doubles quarterfinals
• Monday Poll results: Let the good times roll for Amtrak passenger service
• Robbery suspects arrested in Bonner Springs after long car chase
• 18-year-old woman reported missing in Leawood
• Wreck closes part of KC downtown loop
• Mixed-use project proposed for downtown Overland Park
• 32 Johnson County students win National Merit Scholarships
• Matt Keenan: Hey, couples to be — save selfies for an actual accomplishment
• Editorial: Report shows residents want better transit
• Assistance effort pays off at farmers markets
• His career has led from one disaster to another
• Emily Parnell: I don’t want a white-wall kind of life, but it’ll do for the summer season
• KCP&L’s plans for vehicle charging stations hits a speed bump with cities across the county
• Lenexa-based Steel Toe acquired by Wichita firm
• Shawnee honors three for fire rescue efforts
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, June 1
• Payday loan protest will be June 11 at the Gem Theater
• Ford will keep its Claycomo plant running longer this summer
• IRS irks casinos with pitch to cut jackpot tax threshold
• Stocks decline as energy gains are offset by utilities slump
• Freddy’s expands with second KC, North, location
• Kat’s Money Corner: Summer meal planning
• Vast trove of Medicare data details how billions of dollars are spent
• Former Kansas State QB Michael Bishop on College Football Hall of Fame ballot
• Royals’ 2015 draft pick could be playing in a Super Regional this week, just like last year
• Shooting guard Lagerald Vick signs with Kansas, officially joins 2015 recruiting class
• Locally owned The Mixx restaurant adds a Kansas location
• Terra Health & Wellness Market now open
• Can I move irises now?
• Don’t forget to fertilize warm season grasses
• Kansas social worker sentenced for sex with teen client