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June 9, 2015

• Mark H. Levin: In a case of new economic slavery, the state of Kansas is losing its soul
• Want your ‘Oz’ with a twist? Check out ‘The Wiz’ at Theatre in the Park
• Disc golf fans flock to Kansas City for some of the finest courses in the country
• Highly honored chef practices and teaches his craft at Lee’s Summit supermarket
• Absent tax hikes, Kansas would cut aid to schools and other spending
• OP planning board postpones a vote on Brookridge project
• Mistrial declared in Susan Van Note double murder case
• Royals to choose Wednesday between backup catchers Drew Butera, Erik Kratz
• Tuesday’s Royals-Twins lineups, pitching probables and TV info
• Despite rocky stretch, Royals reclaim best record in American League
• Added bulk, confidence have aided Chiefs cornerback Phillip Gaines’ starting bid
• Chiefs linebacker Derrick Johnson again goes through warmups, doesn’t practice
• Zacharias’ Johnson County budget plan has hike in mill levy
• Business briefs: Shawnee Chamber up for national honors
• KC ranks high in dog attacks on mail carriers, and some of them are ferocious
• Heat index could break 100 degrees Wednesday
• TheChat: Some see long-term plan in further cuts to public schools
• On Kobach, courts and welfare, vindictive Kansas Legislature can’t get it right
• Readers sound off on Postal Service, farmers, Kansas mud
• Therese Park: Repairs require a journey to the dark side
• Snarky in the Suburbs: Women of a certain age should embrace their wisdom, stature and grace
• Speller looks to future bees
• Editorial: Projects help boost downtown Overland Park
• As I See It: Even at careers’ end, teachers live on in their students
• Kulture Kurry brings northern Indian cuisine to Overland Park
• Two men charged in Halloween shooting death of a Kansas City man
• Retired Independence teacher accused of attempting to have sex with 13-year-old
• Missouri executes Richard Strong for murdering girlfriend, her daughter
• JO bus service seeks funding for expanding hours and routes
• For charitable book club, change matters
• In Lidia’s Kitchen: Pasta Primavera is a year-round kid favorite
• Monday Poll results: A hint of cyberfear as hacking incidents rise
• T-Bones’ ballpark to host two-game pro fastpitch softball series
• Letters to the editor: CORE4, Brownback’s hopes, classes in the U.S., Royals’ fever
• Service dog takes blow from bus to protect owner
• David Ortiz, Rob Gronkowski are in a truly awful (and awfully funny) Dunkin' Donuts commercial
• Apple CEO Tim Cook to pay off ransom demands of Cleveland Indians’ bullpen
• One dead in Grandview traffic accident
• Lightning beat Blackhawks 3-2, lead Stanley Cup Final 2-1
• Masked robbers steal narcotics from Liberty pharmacy during early morning heist
• TheChat: Might Gov. Sam Brownback have to veto his way to a balanced budget?
• Young burn victim creates a chance to give back to hospital
• Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday, June 9
• Kauffman Foundation names Wendy Guillies its new CEO
• Luxury apartments nearly ready for tenants in the West Bottoms
• H&R Block stock jumps on higher revenues
• MRIGlobal promotes two
• Aging infrastructure has water utilities considering more rate increases, Black & Veatch’s fourth annual survey finds
• Bill Self says Kansas sophomore Svi Mykhailiuk is right on track
• Kansas loses running back Corey Avery, receiver Rodriguez Coleman and linebacker Jake Love
• Kansas senior hurdler Michael Stigler aims for elusive national title in NCAA meet
• Chris Young flirts with no-hitter, Royals top Twins
• Outfielders, more pitchers were Royals’ targets early in second day of MLB Draft
• Kat’s Money Corner: Invited to a wedding? Don’t let the celebration drain your budget
• So … do you think it will rain?
• K-State women looking for top-10 finish at NCAA track championships
• Kansas State receiver Judah Jones transfers to Stephen F. Austin
• Lon Floyd says bittersweet goodbye to Kansas State’s Catbacker tour
• Pandora downplays new Apple music service
• Oak Park Mall adds two local retailers
• Two Mizzou pitchers chosen on day two of MLB Draft
• Texas linebacker Trey Baldwin commits to Mizzou football team
• Mizzou has two javelin throwers competing for NCAA titles
• Missouri’s recent success brings increased expectations, Gary Pinkel says