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June 3, 2015

• My Dirty Kanza diary: 36 hours of mud, grit and glory
• This weekend in Kansas City: Pride Fest, Jimmy Buffett and Old Shawnee Days
• High school results for June 2
• Missouri wants ideas for fixing Interstate 70, and for how to pay for it
• Amid tax impasse, Kansas lawmakers edge forward on budget
• Missouri Senate adopts new workplace policy manual
• Heavy rains cause flooding in parts of KC, and more storms are on the way
• Royals manager Ned Yost wants All-Star voting to continue established pattern
• Royals catcher Salvador Perez not in lineup vs. Indians for Wednesday’s game
• Chiefs receiver Albert Wilson leaves practice with an injury
• Jeremy Maclin embraces role as Chiefs’ No. 1 receiver
• Greater Kansas City Football Coaches Association announces inaugural Hall of Fame class
• KC woman proud of World War I hero’s honor, despite mistaken identity
• At KC vigil, mourners plead for help in finding the killer of 3-year-old Amorian S.L. Hale
• Kansas City school board is under pressure to kill future negotiations with Academie Lafayette
• Fishing report for June 4
• NBA Finals preview: Stars should shine bright
• Readers share views on Kemper Arena, racial fairness and Mike Huckabee
• After another senseless shooting of a child, Kansas City should say enough is enough
• UPDATE: Jay Nixon’s office says his St. Joe, St. Louis stadium comparison related to lawsuit, not projects’ costs
• 18-year prison sentence ordered for Overland Park attempted murder
• Cleveland Indians bullpen is ransoming Brandon Moss’ home-run ball
• KCK police find truck involved in teen’s homicide
• Convicted Missouri kidnapper on life support; judge delays sentencing
• Independence man shot in encounter with prowlers
• Stanley Cup Final causes Garth Brooks to cancel three concert shows
• MoDOT seeks public’s help in figuring out 21st century I-70 upgrade
• NFL will offer free live stream of Bills-Jaguars game this fall
• KC library and public schools team up to give 25 students home Internet access
• Former Jackson County leader Alex Petrovic dies at age 92
• Jackson County man dies in early morning house fire
• Man charged with hate crime at University of Missouri
• Sherry Leedy exhibit captures eerie, abandoned New York psychiatric hospital
• What a shot! Nats star Harper takes selfie with fan’s phone
• TheChat: Kansas leaders still looking for the right combination of taxes, cuts to balance the budget
• Judge’s unusual prison promise is upheld on appeal
• Woman dies in Kansas City traffic crash
• With deafness a major issue in ‘Tribes,’ director sought authenticity
• Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday, June 2
• Ford will upgrade the Transit van built exclusively at Claycomo
• Kansas City area labor market improved slightly in April
• Hallmark completes previously announced layoff plans
• NBA Finals put Under Armour in the spotlight
• Belly up to this year’s high-calorie Xtreme Eating ‘dishonorees’
• Bonchon Chicken opening in Lee’s Summit
• Missouri baseball coach Tim Jamieson receives three-year contract extension
• Former MU softball All-American Chelsea Thomas to play two games in Columbia
• Problem drinking affects 33 million U.S. adults and rising
• Jeremy Guthrie responds but Royals’ bats don’t in 2-1 loss to Indians
• Sprint’s owner will invest in South Korean online retailer Coupang
• Ex-Kansas forward Cliff Alexander injures knee in pre-draft workout for Los Angeles Lakers
• Is it too late to fertilize my lawn?