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June 29, 2015

• Feds accuse Missouri man of posing as Indian to sell art
• String of fires at black churches ignites fears of hate crimes
• Lethal-injection drug allowed by divided U.S. Supreme Court
• Kobach: Despite Supreme Court ruling, no plans to change Kansas dual voting system
• Tech education incentives cut for Kansas school districts
• Texas AG: State workers can deny licenses to same-sex couples
• KC offers curbside pickup for storm debris
• Political opposition groups want to tear down 2016 hopefuls
• Kris Medlen gives up two homers in rehab outing for Omaha
• Royals clash with Astros in meeting of unlikely American League leaders
• Royals pitcher Kris Medlen to make next rehab start Monday for Class AAA Omaha
• Las Vegas sportsbook deems Royals new World Series favorites
• Monday's Royals-Astros lineups, pitching probables and TV info
• Eric Hosmer expects to miss Astros series due to injured finger
• Kansas City women’s soccer support grows along with professional soccer team
• KCP&L hopes to restore power Monday to remaining 300 customers without electricity
• Numbers game: Pick Kansas City’s iconic No. 31
• Boy, father attacked by alligator at lake outside Houston
• Religious liberty is rallying cry after gay marriage ruling
• Chris Brown, Nicki Minaj, Beyonce win big at BET Awards
• No. 3 high school sports story of 2014-2015 season: Three Division-I signees lead Leavenworth girls to hoops state title
• Overland Park police seek clues in mall shooting incident
• Downtown highway ramp to reopen Tuesday
• Fights break out at Independence Events Center after street basketball event
• Sinkhole opens up on Lenexa golf course
• U.S. Supreme Court hands Kris Kobach a defeat on voting; delivers harsh opinion on execution protocol
• Readers sound off on Middle East, Social Security, Kansas budget
• New leaders chosen for Truman Museum and historic site
• Springfield woman pleads not guilty in mother’s stabbing death
• Springfield inundated by high-grade Colorado pot
• Cool classics and concept rides dazzle at Art of the Car Concours
• TheChat: Anthony Kennedy emerges as gay rights icon
• Munday on Monday: Cicada season
• Royals minor-leaguer reaches base seven times in a game his team wins 25-2
• No. 5 high school sports story of 2014-2015 season: Blue Springs’ Davis twins take football, track and field skills to Nebraska
• No. 4 high school sports story of 2014-2015 season: SM East wins double overtime football thriller on two-point conversion
• Melissa Block to step down from NPR ‘All Things Considered’
• Residents worry that Kansas City, Kan., rail yard threatens their health
• Winning lottery numbers for Saturday, June 27, and Sunday, June 28
• Sprint Corp. CEO Marcelo Claure made $21.8 million in eight months, filing shows
• Rain slows Kansas City area housing construction
• Here’s your full television schedule for Kansas’ trip to the World University Games
• Five Royals left as starters in All-Star Game voting
• Developers to break ground Tuesday for Whole Foods Market next to UMKC
• Price tag on downtown convention hotel rises to about $311 million
• Confederate flag topic of discussion among SEC basketball coaches
• Forward Kevin Puryear brings winning mentality, determination to Missouri
• Family transforms Olathe farmland into the new KC Wine Co.
• Youth provides leadership for Missouri basketball program
• When it comes to summer gardening, follow your dog’s lead
• Man dies after colliding with semi on Kansas highway