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July 15, 2015

• American Association standings
• ACLU: Court needs to strike down Kansas same-sex marriage ban
• House committees will investigate Planned Parenthood video
• Kansas City Council committee advances diocese housing plan for St. Francis Xavier site
• ConnectHome program will bring free Internet service to Kansas City public housing residents
• Donald Trump: ‘The Hispanics love me’
• Cruz sets meeting with Trump, praises ‘bold, brash voice’
• Justin Houston gets six-year, $101 million extension from Chiefs
• Former Chiefs’ lineman Will Shields selects his Hall of Fame presenter
• Timing was right for Justin Houston’s new contract with Chiefs
• Royals go zero-for-two at the ESPYs
• Former Olathe teacher accused of sex with student posts bond
• Police investigate death of 3-year-old as an accidental self-inflicted gunshot
• Judge gives Overland Park man a 34-year sentence in 1991 rape case
• Kansas City police investigate dead man with tattoo
• Motorist dies in one-vehicle accident in northeast Kansas City
• Police identify man shot, killed in Independence
• Shorter legislative sessions could mean less time for trouble in Jefferson City
• TheChat: Rep. Tim Huelskamp defends the First Amendment
• Fishing report for July 15
• Civilians shadowing ‘Jade Helm’ war exercise in Texas
• Readers react to the Missouri General Assembly, police chases and voting in Kansas
• Keep moving forward on a new minimum wage for Kansas City
• Emotional Caitlyn Jenner accepts Ashe Courage Award at ESPYs
• Royals promote pitching prospect Miguel Almonte to Class AAA
• TheChat: Roy Blunt goes to bat for those who oppose the same-sex marriage ruling
• Kansas City caterers, city still at odds over convention hotel plan
• Police seek missing woman in Kansas City
• Court documents suggest ties in recent Overland Park homicides to other crimes
• Harlan Brownlee, CEO of ArtsKC council, steps down
• Fast-moving storm dumps 2 inches of rain, leaves thousands without power
• Mountain lions keep wandering into Missouri and sometimes Kansas
• Australian war art on exhibit in Kansas City
• Fringe again: Festival provides forum for emerging artists
• Tom Watson says 2016 Masters will be his last tourney at Augusta
• Jordan Spieth has history on his mind on eve of the British Open
• Report: Nearly 1 in 3 young U.S. adults too fat for military
• Watch Mike Moustakas’ (brief) at-bat against Aroldis Chapman in All-Star Game
• Boston’s tower of filthy snow finally melts away
• This weekend in KC: Fringe Festival, Patti LaBelle, county fairs
• Winning numbers for Wednesday, July 15
• Judge rules against Garmin in patent case involving fishing device
• Sprint ends NBA marketing deal in the wake of NASCAR split
• Area animal health companies gear up to reach investors and students
• Kansas City is selected for program to expand low-income residents’ access to high-speed Internet
• Shoppers mock Amazon Prime Day 'deals' on Twitter
• First interest rate increase is likely later this year, Fed chief tells Congress
• Mariner Wealth opens four new investment offices
• Leawood investment firm Cognios Capital names new CEO
• Amazon shoppers disappointed in much-hyped ‘Prime Day’ sales
• Jayhawks celebrate U.S. gold at World University Games
• Kansas fines AT&T, again, for overcharging
• Missouri is college football’s most misread team
• Savory Spice Shop opening in Brookside
• Losing DT Harold Brantley for 2015 season ‘a huge blow’ to Missouri Tigers
• Current and former MU swimmer earn bronze at Pan American Games
• Montaque Gill-Caesar is leaving Mizzou basketball team