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July 30, 2015

• Mission Chateau in Prairie Village wins planning commission approval for big step forward
• Petitioners want a November vote in Kansas City on a minimum wage of $15 per hour
• Lidia’s Annual Tomato Dinner
• Mumps outbreak in Columbia may be up to 15 cases
• Campaign will promote safety near Kansas City streetcars
• Kaplan and Lincoln institutes will pay a combined $2.3 million to former students after lawsuit
• Kansas budget director to outline proposals to avert deficit
• Kansas City mayor appoints mayor pro tem, committee chairmen
• Poll: Trump leads GOP primary rivals but trails Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders
• Brownback’s office announces $63 million in Kansas budget changes
• Thursday’s Royals-Blue Jays lineups, pitching probables and TV info
• Royals add Ben Zobrist to roster, send Paulo Orlando to Class AAA Omaha
• Alex Gordon swings off tee, inching toward return to Royals
• Danny Duffy opens eventful series for Royals in Toronto
• Chase Daniel fills in at running back during Chiefs’ camp practice
• Eric Berry has worked hard to get back to football
• Rookie Chiefs cornerbacks Marcus Peters, Steven Nelson don’t lack for confidence
• Kansas City hotel employee fired for racially offensive doll
• Therese Park: Family vacation in Tetons is a time for learning, fun and renewal
• Demoted trooper who spoke out after Brandon Ellingson’s death says Missouri attorney general has conflict
• One Direction took a shot at the Raiders at Arrowhead concert and the team fired back
• Thanks, Obama: Feds will help rescue Brownback’s shaky Kansas budget
• KC Police ask for suggestions for ‘code 1738’ and Royals fans offer some beauties
• Blue Jays acquire left-hander David Price, who may start Sunday against the Royals
• Missouri State Fair to get $4 million for repairs, upgrades
• Homicide victim was a kind and generous business owner and father
• Registered sex offender in Olathe faces new child porn charges
• National Museum of Toys and Miniatures in Kansas City is a joyfully renovated shrine to playthings
• Two men are arrested after bank robbery in Kansas City
• Blue moon rising: Friday’s rarity explained
• For outdoors lovers, it’s starting to sound a lot like fall
• Eastbound Interstate 70 closed in Blue Springs
• Cardinals, Fox Sports Midwest announce $1 billion TV deal
• No injuries in OP building fire
• Man named Huckleberry Finn charged with sex assault
• Names begin to surface to succeed Missouri state Sen. Paul LeVota
• Johnson County football players have memorable experience before and during Shrine Bowl
• Mets player cries on the field after hearing he had been traded, but deal falls through
• Readers react to women’s health, Obamacare and mental health in Kansas
• U.S. official: Plane debris in Indian Ocean same type as missing MH370
• After recovering from injured wing, a great horned owl returns to the wild at Longview Lake Park
• AP investigation: Human sewage in Rio water a threat at 2016 Olympics
• Three are arrested after high-speed chase from Shawnee to Lawrence
• TheChat: Kansas Democratic leader dresses down Gov. Sam Brownback
• FC Kansas City loses 3-2 to the Houston Dash, ending three-match undefeated streak
• US Youth Soccer national championships to return to Overland Park in 2019, 2020
• Menorah Medical Center nurses will call attention to pay and staffing at Friday evening rally
• YRC Worldwide profits rise despite a drop in revenues
• ArtsKC Fund raises $519,000 in annual campaign
• T-Mobile’s profit surprises market on top of subscriber growth
• Cerner’s big win set off Twitter boom
• Texas company asks Missouri for a rehearing on the Grain Belt Express
• Happy 93rd, Henry Bloch
• America's Tax Man turning 90
• Medicare and Medicaid turn 50: Some fast facts
• Winning lottery numbers for Wednesday, July 29
• New apartments to open soon in the River Market
• Here’s how Johnny Cueto became the ace pitcher the Royals desired, and acquired
• Royals trade pitcher Joe Blanton to Pirates for cash
• Cody Whitehair embraces extra responsibility as Kansas State’s left tackle
• Coding schools offer a fast-track shot at information technology jobs and aim to fill skill gaps
• Missouri lands commitment from Georgia linebacker Tobias Little