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July 14, 2015

• Heywood Sanders: Ask harder questions on KC’s convention hotel plan
• KCK-based Unbound celebrates generous hearts
• Kansas same-sex couples will be able to file 2014 state tax returns jointly
• Oklahoma GOP compares food-stamp recipients to animals
• Kobach urges Congress to ratify health care compact that he says would avoid Obamacare
• Kansas policy on tax credits values taxpayer privacy more than transparency to the public
• Overland Park Planning Commission approves rezoning for Brookridge project
• What happened to Benghazi? Focus is on Clinton
• Ban Johnson All-Star Game players relish chance to play at Kauffman Stadium
• MLB commissioner Rob Manfred considers All-Star voting system a success
• Packed with Royals, Cincinnati becomes ‘Kansas City East’ for All-Star Game
• Lorenzo Cain gets two hits as the AL wins All-Star Game 6-3
• Grandview police recover stolen property, make arrests in burglary investigation
• Longer summer school sessions in KC area tackle seasonal learning loss
• Winning numbers for Tuesday, July 14
• Too bad Humpty Dumpty didn’t have physical therapists
• Whopper of a fish is found in an Olathe drainage ditch
• Zipping past Pluto, a spacecraft thrills America — and a small town in Kansas
• Snarky in the Suburbs: A mother-daughter trip to Vegas is a once-in-a-lifetime experience — I hope
• Getting over hurdles, to Harvard
• Bob Sigman: GOP needs to drop Obamacare obsession
• Two Olathe math teachers selected for presidential award
• Discovery of a lost toy prompts social-media search for owner
• Matt Keenan: Hoping for an unexamined life — and a quick trip to the doctor’s office
• Police search for shooter after Kansas City man critically injured
• Poll results indicate support for a minimum wage hike
• Mead enjoys a renaissance thanks to ‘Game of Thrones’
• Kansas lifts teacher license requirement in six districts, including Blue Valley and KCK
• Former Olathe teacher is charged with unlawful sex with student
• Kansas City police car involved in accident
• Emily Parnell: Letting out the wild child within
• Olathe library gets grant to focus on Latino programs
• Blessings Abound thrift store has more blessings at larger site
• Editorial: Population news shows vigor of Johnson County
• Child dies after being struck by a vehicle in south KC
• Readers react to the Confederate flag controvery, texting while driving and Hillary Clinton’s speech fees
• Celebrate strong population gain in Kansas City, Kan.
• Iran nuclear deal is a path away from war
• ‘Shrek’ brings a fairytale message of acceptance
• Royals fans campaign for Lorenzo Cain to be MVP of All-Star Game
• KU attorney spars with appeals court judge in Twitter expulsion case
• Beachgoers help stranded 7-foot great white shark
• Teen to 911: ‘I was the only one that survived’ plane crash
• Reaction to Iran deal coming in; Republicans wary, Democrats skeptical
• Nixon names KC lawyer to police board
• Police identify man fatally shot Monday night in Kansas City neighborhood
• Body found in Texas lake thought to be ex-NFL receiver JaJuan Dawson
• Leland Shurin named to KC Police Board
• Blunt, Kander report Q2 fundraising in Missouri Senate race
• St. Louis police chief: Gunman ‘tried to assassinate’ officer
• HBO releases preview of Will Ferrell special on his spring-training experience
• Teen girl hikes days to safety after surviving plane crash
• Two in custody after reported kidnapping of baby in Lone Jack
• Dent County, Mo., reconsiders protest of same-sex marriage ruling
• Mexico: Drug lord Guzman’s escape tunnel was deep and ‘high-tech’
• Dangerous heat is expected again in KC, with heat index as high as 110
• AMC is buying Starplex Cinemas for $172 million
• Amazon, Wal-Mart face off in online discounting
• Commerce Bancshares earnings climb 11.8 percent
• ‘European market’ experience coming to the Northland
• Royals fans cheer on players they sent to All-Star Game
• Kat’s Money Corner: Saving for a new set of wheels
• Blossom end rot of tomatoes can be a disappointing surprise
• These mushrooms just popped up. Can I eat them?
• Dramatic photos and videos document tornado near Hutchinson, Kan.
• KU attorney spars with appeals court judge in student expulsion case
• College football’s next goal: Stop hitting women
• Mobile health care comes to City Hall in Kansas City
• SEC to put trainers in replay booths who can remove players from games
• Ex-Mizzou coach Dave Christensen gets to work at Texas A&M
• Curtain rises on Prairie Village Shopping Center restaurant
• Northland’s Wings Cafe opening in Westport
• Missouri has earned respect, rivalries remain elusive within SEC East
• Video: The Star’s Tod Palmer on Mizzou gaining respect in SEC