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June 5, 2015

• Barstow falls in Missouri Class 1 girls soccer state semifinal
• This muscled-up kangaroo can crush metal buckets
• High school results - June 5
• Sisters combine for Notre Dame de Sion’s winning goal in Missouri girls soccer state semifinal
• Staley baseball reaches Missouri Class 5 championship game
• At City Hall, groups call for a higher minimum wage in Kansas City
• Woman claims Dennis Hastert sexually abused her brother
• Kansas state workers to be told by noon of possible furlough
• Furlough fears hit Kansas state workers
• It’s not easy for the anti-tax Kansas Legislature to raise taxes, even when the budget is written in red
• Study: Social Security overpaid disability benefits by $17 billion
• GOP: Clinton dividing Americans over voting rights
• Royals look to stop losing trend this weekend as Rangers come to town
• Friday’s Royals-Rangers lineups, pitching probables and TV info
• Ask Andy: What happened to Mike Moustakas’ power?
• Weekend flooding a concern as more storms could target Kansas City area
• Three-minute preview: Seattle Sounders at Sporting Kansas City
• The sports world is pumped up about National Doughnut Day
• Charges are filed in shooting of Wyandotte County deputy
• After a long, uneven journey, Tim Melia has found a home with Sporting KC
• Readers share views on Latinos, Gov. Sam Brownback and uninformed voters
• St. Pius X to play for Class 2 soccer title
• Furloughs loom after the Kansas Legislature’s latest embarrassing failed vote
• Work with Académie Lafayette to find solutions to aim higher for KC kids
• Kansas City man faces charges in fatal crash
• Boulevard Brewing will team with Sporting KC on apparel and new ‘Sporting Saison’ beer
• Sporting hires assistant technical director and a scout
• Report: Germany won 2006 World Cup rights thanks in part to gift of rocket-propelled grenades
• On a rainy day, the fishing can be better than you’d expect
• Debris strewn across I-70 in Kansas City when scrap truck overturns
• May nemesis no longer dictates Royals’ season
• The Monday Poll: With hackers in the news, how secure do you feel?
• Salvador Perez worth more than he’s being paid, but he’s no victim
• Does a Triple Crown boost horse racing’s future?
• KC team is discovering the story of one of D-Day’s forgotten heroes: Edmund Decker
• Man found dead in burning car in Kansas City identified
• Lee’s Summit falls to Francis Howell Central 2-1 in Missouri Class 4 girls soccer semifinals
• KC judge orders company to pay $3.5 million for illegal cigarette sales
• Police apprehend suspects in two Kansas City area chases
• K-State scientists will breed ticks to slow the spread of diseases
• American Pharoah ready for Triple Crown attempt at Belmont Stakes
• St. Teresa’s upends top-ranked St. Joseph’s and advances to Class 4 state soccer championship
• Business briefs: Shawnee Chamber up for national honors
• Winning numbers for Friday, June 5
• Martin City Brewing Co. stalls Anheuser-Busch’s trademark bid
• Burst of hiring drives bonds lower; stocks slip
• U.S. seeks to regulate novelty motorcycle helmets
• KCI passenger traffic climbed 7.2 percent in April
• UMKC begins $21.5 million science lab renovation
• U.S. investigating complaints that Jeep SUVs brake for no reason
• U.S. employers add solid 280,000 jobs
• A new day for ‘Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil’
• Royals shut out by Rangers in 4-0 loss
• Manager Ned Yost believes struggling offense might be coming around
• Royals pitchers Danny Duffy and Kris Medlen slated for bullpen sessions
• Lorenzo Cain is excited for bobblehead debut
• The week ahead: H&R Block will report quarterly results Monday
• What to do if you’ve been hacked
• Well-known Wichita restaurant owner killed
• Kansas student-teacher charged with unlawful sex with student
• Razorbacks stop Bears in their tracks at Super Regional
• NCAA hits North Carolina with five violations in academic scandal
• Kansas City-based Beauty Brands kicks off new look at Plaza store
• Restaurant inspections for June 5
• Local Realtors travel to Washington, D.C., for pro-housing advocacy work
• Sellers wanted quick deal without extra expense
• Highland Villas offers maintenance-free living in Leawood
• Nichols Group of ReeceNichols says, ‘We’ll get you moving’