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July 29, 2015

• What’s Happening This Week
• Voter ID laws and turnout
• Top military leader testifies that nuclear deal keeps Iran from atomic weapon
• Kansas City is a finalist for a grant that would revitalize an Independence Avenue neighborhood
• GOP legislators block audit of Kansas foster care system
• Bob Dole, animal lover
• Kansas voter ID laws focus of federal civil rights committee
• Kearney smoking ban is up for vote Aug. 4
• Fury grows about the death of Cecil the Lion at the hands of Minnesota dentist Walter Palmer
• ESPN picks Royals-Angels game on Aug. 16 for ‘Sunday Night Baseball’
• Arrival of Ben Zobrist will allow Royals to rest some starters
• Wednesday’s Royals-Indians lineups, pitching probables and TV info
• Eric Berry credits family and friends for support during cancer fight
• Timeline of Eric Berry’s journey from diagnosis to recovery
• Chiefs safety Eric Berry returns to football field after being declared cancer-free
• Police standoff with ax-wielding man in Kansas City ends peacefully
• Readers react to driving while using a cellphone, college education and guns
• Former Missouri great, Ray-Pec grad Chase Coffman re-signs with NFL’s Titans
• Tom Brady: ‘I did nothing wrong’ in Deflategate
• Raytown police seek witnesses to rollover accident
• Blue Valley West student helps U.S. to stunning championship victory in International Mathematical Olympiad
• NOT the way to launch a campaign for Missouri governor
• Woman charged for robbing, beating man at lake near Lawrence
• KC’s MAX bus service celebrates its 10th birthday
• ‘The Book of Mormon’ gets rousing reception in Salt Lake City
• Pollard’s parole revisits divisions over extent of harm
• Food companies outgunning health advocates in diet debate
• Patriots owner Robert Kraft: ‘I was wrong to put my faith in the league’
• Automatic weapons missing from Missouri sheriff’s department
• Dentist who killed Cecil the Lion says he thought hunt was legal
• TheChat: Rep. Sam Graves frets about the closing of rural hospitals
• FC Kansas City focused on playoffs in final third of National Women’s Soccer League season
• Royals’ Omar Infante, Alcides Escobar team up on what may be the play of the year
• Players from around the NFL welcome Eric Berry back
• Uber can now pick up passengers at KCI
• Ohio officer indicted on murder charge in killing of Sam DuBose (with video)
• 160-pound, 15-foot python killed in rural Missouri neighborhood
• Kansas City man dead after Sunday shooting
• Two area men indicted for child pornography
• Fishing report for July 30
• Police seek man for questioning in homicide near University of Kansas Hospital
• Preservationists will survey buildings of 1945-1975 to determine how modern is Kansas City
• Minimum wage debate is a fight worth having in Kansas City
• Federal prison ordered for Independence man who secretly photographed women and girls
• Missouri 291 bridge to reopen Thursday
• There is a reason Royals players randomly drop numbers 17 and 38 into interviews
• Indians pitcher Trevor Bauer rips Royals fans on Twitter
• Sporting Kansas City’s Dom Dwyer gets adorable puppy for his birthday
• Wal-Mart, Kroger pulling cilantro over human feces concerns
• Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday, July 28
• Cerner is part of team that wins huge contract to revamp military’s health records
• Report puts Sprint CEO Marcelo Claure at the top of industry pay rankings
• Garmin earnings fell 24 percent in the second quarter
• Capitol Federal earnings declined 2 percent in the second quarter
• Earnings at AMC Theatres jump 40 percent as CEO Gerry Lopez departs
• Payroll jobs are growing slowly in the Kansas City area
• Big 12 adds six teams for wrestling tournament at Sprint Center
• Restaurant inspections for Kansas and Kansas City for July 29
• Eric Hosmer goes yard in ninth, Royals beat Indians 2-1
• Ready to wear crown, pitcher Johnny Cueto joins the Royals after trade from Reds
• Apple Watch is the one to watch
• Windows 10 gets thumbs up (and a few grumbles) in early reviews
• Michael Bishop, Martin Gramatica part of Kansas State’s 2016 Hall of Fame class