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July 31, 2015

• Kansas City’s Own Toy Story
• Tax collections in Kansas are slightly below expectations
• How Donald Trump finally decided to run for president after nearly 30 years of just talk
• At the University of Missouri, online-only tuition gets cheaper
• Teresa Hensley enters the Missouri attorney general race as Sen. Scott Sifton drops out
• Royals award winners for July
• Friday’s Royals-Blue Jays lineups, pitching probables and TV info
• Royals stick with Jeremy Guthrie in rotation, send Chris Young to bullpen
• Mike DeVito arrives at Chiefs camp in good shape
• Chiefs cornerback Sean Smith says suspension is ‘fair,’ keeps focus on football
• Raytown’s LaVance Taylor sent video highlights to the Chiefs via Twitter and got a job
• Greenwood couple charged in dog attack on toddler
• Sporting Kansas City embarks on busy month with match against Houston on Saturday
• Pedal faster to finish new bike lanes in Kansas City
• Readers react to women in baseball, the Supreme Court’s same-sex marriage decision and water
• Sly James adds to mayor’s authority in proposing new, expanded committee structure
• FC Kansas City will face a big challenge Saturday in Chicago
• Sporting KC jerseys will feature photos of season-ticket holders in August
• Kansas City police investigate pair of overnight robberies
• Minor-league baseball team hosts Back Hair Appreciation Night
• KC police officer adopts Chihuahua mix he helped save from overheated car
• Former MU Tiger Sheldon Richardson facing charges after driving Bentley at 143 mph
• Triple shooting leaves two dead in Kansas City
• Texas man finds his iPhone that fell from a plane ... and it still works
• TheChat: Emanuel Cleaver was dazzled by Barack Obama’s reception in Africa
• The Monday Poll: GOP debate in the spotlight
• Liberty man muscles in on world sumo wrestling championship
• If there was a Slide Of The Year Award, the Royals’ Kendrys Morales won it
• Royals stretch run begins now with focusing on big picture
• Baseball’s trade deadline moves: Tigers trade Yoenis Cespedes to the Mets
• Ask Andy: Did the Royals give up too much for Johnny Cueto, Ben Zobrist?
• Stuff of Life: Belton couple wins Ace Hardware room redesign, and they love the result
• Winning numbers for Thursday, July 30
• Kansas City’s gas prices are lower than last year, but not as low as elsewhere
• TriWest Healthcare Alliance will add 500 jobs in Kansas City by Sept. 8
• SoftBank to Sprint: We’re backing you
• Economy looks bright to company credit managers
• Marcelo Claure, Sprint CEO, shoots down Miami soccer story
• The week ahead: Sprint and Cerner release quarterly results Tuesday
• St. Luke’s markets more than health care — it’s also a real estate developer
• Facebook’s fascinating figures — and expensive plans to create the future
• Blue Jays blitz Danny Duffy as Royals fall, 5-2, for 2nd straight loss
• Area restaurants temporarily shut down by health departments for July 31
• Take Five Coffee + Bar closing in Overland Park’s Corbin Park
• Eagle Creek offers variety of homes featuring one-level living
• Chapel Hill releases new home sites, building new models
• Escape the summer heat at Cedar Creek