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July 22, 2015

• International and local artists part of Kansas City Dance Festival
• With a little help from a longtime friend, ‘Mary Poppins’ takes flight at Starlight Theatre
• What’s Happening This Week
• Music to Your Ears
• Financing for new Hyatt convention hotel in downtown Kansas City nears approval
• Election re-count confirms Katheryn Shields’ win in KC Council race
• Interns accuse Sen. Paul LeVota of Independence of sexual harassment and retaliation
• Overland Park boy wins Major League Baseball’s Pitch, Hit and Run contest
• Andy McCullough shares insight about Vargas, Ventura and trade deadline on ESPN podcast
• Chiefs begin packing for training camp in St. Joseph
• Former Chief Will Shields pleased to enter Hall of Fame with fellow Nebraska Cornhusker
• Watch: What is next for Yordano Ventura after being sent to Class AAA Omaha?
• For 17th DUI, Leavenworth County man is sentenced to one year in jail
• Readers react to the water supply, Alexander Hamilton on the $10 bill and KCI
• Kris Kobach should help count the votes accurately in Kansas
• Overland Park’s Bradley Frye wins USTA boys’ doubles title
• Gladstone man charged in fatal wreck
• Fishing report for July 23
• Four youths briefly escape from Cass County detention center
• Overland Park’s Shannon Vreeland was top female athlete at World University Games
• Who needs umpires? Team will use automated strike zone in games
• Colorado pilot pleads guilty to flying marijuana into Kansas
• Yordano Ventura’s move to Omaha could be just blip in larger narrative for young starter
• Bob Dole is 92
• Police identify victim in 34th and Indiana shooting in Kansas City
• Victim of fatal Kansas City, Kan., shooting identified
• Olathe teen is injured in accidental shooting
• Allegations against Sen. Paul LeVota bring more disgrace to Missouri government
• Confederate flag issue rises again at Platte County Fair
• Charges are filed against siblings after toddler in Merriam was left in a hot car
• Drivers should expect more delays along I-435 in Johnson County
• LeBron James-Warner Bros. partnership fuels speculation of a ‘Space Jam 2’ movie
• Tom Watson says course for this year’s Senior British Open is one of his favorites
• Jeremy Guthrie is going to Schlitterbahn and he wants fans to join him
• Absorbing ‘Six-Sided Man,’ part of the Invasion at the MET, is exceptional
• This week in Kansas City: Tim McGraw, ‘Mary Poppins,’ Kansas City Dance Festival, One Direction
• TheChat: Claire McCaskill talks about what’s “unseemly” about Ted Cruz
• Sporting KC beats Houston Dynamo 3-1, advances to U.S. Open Cup semifinals
• Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday, July 21
• Matthew Wenzel named new CEO of Saint Luke’s North Hospital
• Your Financial Planner: This is not your grandparents retirement plan!
• Royals put Jason Vargas on disabled list with torn elbow ligament, recall Yordano Ventura
• Royals lose starting pitcher Jason Vargas to injury but top the Pirates 3-1
• Jarrod Dyson delivers clutch hit for Royals against Pirates All-Star Gerrit Cole
• Former walk-on Stanton Weber defied the odds to become a captain at Kansas State
• A Lenexa Saints Pub + Patio is now Beaver Tap Sports Bar
• Reserve defensive backs David Johnson, Chaston Ward to transfer from Missouri
• How do I trim and propagate my dieffenbachia?
• Annual K-State Horticulture Center Field Day is Saturday