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June 4, 2015

• Missouri high school baseball state preview
• High school results - June 3
• Jason Alexander prepares to sing ‘the music of Larry David’
• KCK seeks to hire more minorities and women for public safety jobs
• Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon vetoes right-to-work legislation
• Kansas House leader outlines plan for increasing taxes
• Kansas City approves requiring owners of large buildings to report energy consumption
• Nixon expected to veto Missouri right-to-work measure in KC
• Royals struggling with patience at plate, Ned Yost says
• Thursday's Royals-Indians lineups, pitching probables and TV info
• Chiefs’ Travis Kelce puts an emphasis on ball security as he assumes top tight end role
• Chiefs’ Derrick Johnson goes through warmups Thursday but does not practice
• Chiefs and Justin Houston talking, but no ‘significant’ progress has been made
• West Platte falls to Valle Catholic in Missouri Class 2 baseball semifinals
• The Star’s high school athletes of the week (June 4)
• Kansas City firefighters find body inside burning car
• Salvador Perez can do plenty, but it’s hard to avoid occupational hazards of being a catcher
• Giant morel mushroom found by Kansas City hunter
• FYI Caption Contest for June 5
• Amid more flooding, officials call for the evacuation of Mosby, but some residents stay put
• Convicted felon is sentenced for possessing gun he shot himself with in Kansas City
• Man is charged with assaulting an off-duty Kansas City police officer at her home
• Kansas GOP considers wrong tax options as prolonged session continues
• World of Outlaws racing returns to Lakeside speedway Saturday night
• San Francisco Giants’ visit to the White House includes ex-Royals Nori Aoki, Justin Maxwell
• Sporting KC forward Krisztian Nemeth is named MLS player of the month for May
• Readers share views on Kansas schools, female candidates and Kathleen Parker
• Missouri lawmakers should stand up for workers and uphold Gov. Jay Nixon’s veto of anti-union bill
• Flooding concerns rise as KC enters five-day stormy weather pattern
• Maps show current and future flooding in the Kansas City area
• Spelling champ Vanya Shivashankar of Olathe returns to welcome and hugs in KC
• Former Oklahoma town councilman arrested after tornado sirens’ copper stolen
• Winning $188.9 million Powerball ticket sold in Arizona
• Police identify Kansas City woman killed in three-vehicle wreck
• ‘Pong,’ ‘Doom,’ ‘Super Mario Bros.’ make Video Game Hall of Fame’s first class
• Human bones found in southwest Missouri prompt death investigation
• TheChat: Kansas senators eyeball what a nearly 6 percent budget cut looks like
• Blackhawks rally for 2-1 win over Tampa Bay in Stanley Cup Final opener
• Out of sight, out of mind? 60-foot screen blocks out house
• Winning numbers for Wednesday, June 3
• TEDxKC tickets go on sale today
• Kansas City architecture firm Populous designs for its future
• Sprint would feel the impact if T-Mobile merged with Dish Network
• Sprint Accelerator opens to all mobile tech — not just health-care-related startups
• SEC sues Bulgarian trader over bogus Avon takeover
• Business of Sports: Under Armour versus Nike in NBA finals
• Royals’ May in review
• Royals’ Ned Yost to bring his staff to All-Star Game in Cincinnati
• Royals’ bats wake up for an inning in 4-2 win over Indians
• Missouri State’s Matt Hall has turned into a strikeout machine
• Kansas City completes ‘Smart City’ streetcar line agreement with Sprint and Cisco
• KU walk-on Josh Pollard to transfer to school closer to home
• Wichita State mistakenly fails 67 senior citizens, apologizes with chocolate bars