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June 20, 2015

• Vigil at Mount Zion Baptist Church in KCK remembers victims of Charleston tragedy
• Saturday’s Royals-Red Sox lineups, pitching probables and TV info
• Royals call up right-hander Aaron Brooks, send down Yohan Pino
• Danny Duffy to rejoin Royals, face Mariners on Wednesday
• Missouri group named in manifesto possibly penned by Charleston mass murder suspect
• Susan Van Note probate case is as curious as the murder case
• Heart of America Shakespeare Festival’s ‘King Lear’ is a tragedy from a distance
• Paul Rudd, Rob Riggle and other celebs play softball (sort of) at Kauffman Stadium for Big Slick Celebrity Weekend
• Three-minute preview: Sporting Kansas City at Real Salt Lake
• Portland ties FC Kansas City on a goal that ‘can only happen once in 100 years’
• Readers react to Henry Johnson, Father’s Day and the All-Star vote
• Sporting KC renews rivalry with Real Salt Lake on Sunday
• Riverwood Winery serves as ideal meeting place for a car club
• Art of the Car Concours to showcase dream cars from the past
• Willie and Scott Wagner sell classic cars to the world
• 2015 KIA SORENTO SXL AWD
• FORD’S FOCUS ON STUDENTS
• Charleston church victims’ families forgive suspect in court
• Springfield area rallies around wounded police officer Aaron Pearson
• Max Scherzer pitches no-hitter after losing perfect game in ninth inning
• Pedestrian struck and killed walking on Interstate 29 in KC
• Family wanted: Morgan hopes for a home
• Fossil exhibit opening Monday will spotlight Kansas City’s (paleo) beachfront past
• The Classical Beat: KC Symphony’s latest album among new recordings to check out this summer
• Elson Floyd, former University of Missouri System president, dies
• Gift bag, anyone? Give us your guess on Election Day turnout in Kansas City
• Most think Nationals’ Max Scherzer was robbed of a perfect game
• Kansas City sobriety checkpoint yields 15 DUI arrests
• Walleye may be on decline at Minnesota’s Mille Lacs Lake, but smallmouth bass are thriving
• Reject apathy by electing a solid Kansas City Council
• Springfield mom and daughter caught up in apparent fraud that ended in death made frequent trips to KC
• Poets with Kansas City ties present powerful works about life, assimilation
• Winning numbers for Friday, June 19
• KC woodworkers reflect on how their fathers taught — and gave — them tools of the trade
• In ‘The Spy’s Son,’ Bryan Denson tells a fascinating true story of family’s espionage
• Readorama: Poet Thomas McAfee was mentor for many at Mizzou
• Park Place Village in Leawood is sold for $126.5 million
• Royals minor-leaguer Mike Bianucci gets PED suspension
• Pitching falters in KC Royals’ 7-3 loss to Red Sox
• Kris Medlen has solid rehab outing for Class AA Northwest Arkansas
• Homes selling fast in Rodrock Homes’ western Johnson County communities
• Persimmon Pointe home selections and prices excite buyers
• Fast-paced local housing market generates strong sales
• Experience the healing power of nature at Cottonwood Canyon
• Chapel Hill opening up best views, largest lots to new buyers
• Celebrate Father’s Day in Cedar Creek
• Sweetwater Creek showcases popular reverse 1 1/2-story homes
• Stoney Creek community expands with new floor plans and amenities
• Buyers flock to Wyngate for location, floor plans and amenities
• Reduced prices on remaining new homes at Raintree Lake Villas
• Duck and goose hunting leases a boon to landowners