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July 1, 2015

• This Week in Kansas City: Royals, First Friday light up the Fourth of July weekend
• Just seven years into his watercolor hobby, Don Gore has seen success
• New Kansas laws: Higher taxes, less gun regulation
• Macy’s dumps Trump after his remarks about Mexicans
• Who is in, and about to get in, the GOP race for president
• Jeb Bush likely earned less, paid higher tax rate than Clintons
• Jason Vargas to throw simulated innings for Royals on Thursday
• Wednesday's Royals-Astros lineups, pitching probables and TV info
• John Lamb, Louis Coleman selected to Class AAA All-Star Game
• Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday, June 30
• Fireworks, festivals and fun: Our guide to the weekend’s Independence Day events
• NPR’s Frank Deford says KC fans will make All-Star Game a ‘royal pain’
• National Weather Service confirms three tornadoes touched down in Kansas City area
• Jack Sock has a broken finger but will still try to defend doubles title at Wimbledon
• Readers react to same-sex marriage, guns and the minimum wage
• U.S. victory over Germany breaks American TV record for men’s or women’s World Cup semifinal
• Fishing report for July 2
• Lorenzo Cain falls victim to Tal’s Hill at Minute Maid Park
• ‘Pippin’ at Starlight is a jewel in the distance
• Another black church in South Carolina burns; cause unknown
• Man bitten by shark on NC Outer Banks is seventh this summer
• Prosecutors say man set fires in Northeast area of Kansas City
• Two dead in Overland Park shooting
• Woman lost in woods gives birth, fights off bees, starts wildfire
• Winner of national Big Brother of the Year award looks forward to a long friendship
• Supercells capable of strong winds, large hail, tornadoes could form in Kansas City area
• Bev Randles is IN for Missouri lieutenant governor
• Motorcyclist dies in Independence crash
• U.S., Cuba agree to open embassies, but some in Congress oppose a thaw in relations
• TheChat: The drought in Kansas isn’t over, but concerns have eased
• FC Kansas City’s Becky Sauerbrunn a big part of U.S. women’s shutout streak in World Cup
• Former Smithville High School principal Rudy Papenfuhs faces a state hearing
• Kansas City store clerk is charged with shooting suspected cookie thief
• KCK police search for clues in the killing of a young Overland Park mother
• Teenage victims of Overland Park double homicide are identified
• Kansas City is keeping a nervous eye on the homicide count
• Guilty plea in Overland Park bank robbery
• Same-sex marriages expected to boost Kansas City area wedding industry
• Auto sales in the U.S. are set for a super year
• Electric vehicle startup Orange EV gets its first orders
• Regional economic conditions improved slightly in June
• Populous and HMC Architects team up to win Los Angeles design contract
• SUVs, muscle cars help auto industry maintain momentum
• Sprint pulls video streaming limit on All-In unlimited plan
• Noah Wilson, Royals fan whose cancer fight drew national attention, dies at age 7
• Royals stumble again in 4-0 loss to the Houston Astros
• Kansas State coach Bill Snyder still wants a Big 12 title game in football
• KU basketball players get crash course in Korean culture before World University Games trip
• Carlton Bragg suffers broken nose while practicing with Kansas for World University Games
• High number of rabies cases reported in Kansas