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July 5, 2015

• John Fairfield: Support the expansion of the U.S. passenger rail system
• Jarrod Dyson, Drew Butera gets starts for Sunday’s Royals-Twins game
• Royals’ Danny Duffy faces off against Twins’ Ervin Santana in his season debut
• Yordano Ventura could return to Royals pitching rotation this week
• Jack Steadman, an influential figure in success of the Chiefs, dies at age 86
• The Monday Poll: What are your thoughts as the GOP is jockeying for 2016?
• Teen charged with murder in Missouri couple’s fatal shooting
• K-State grad Robert Streb makes five birdies on back nine of PGA event — with a wedge
• Letter of the Week: Changes will enhance credit card security for consumers
• Potbellied pigs soon will be legal again in Kansas City
• Arkansas City, Kan., looks to capitalize on massive American Indian settlement
• New leaders of Truman Library and Truman National Historic Site want to keep Harry’s visitors happy
• Woman surrenders after shooting and standoff in Kansas City
• The Fourth of July in Kansas City: A river runs through it
• A revised ‘Cinderella’ with modern touches opens at Starlight Theatre
• No sign of foul play after body discovered in Kansas City
• FC Kansas City’s Amy LePeilbet has unique perspective on U.S. Women’s World Cup final matchup
• Johnson County is poised to invest aggressively in a more vibrant future
• Emanuel Cleaver: President Barack Obama has not improved race relations
• Daughter charged in shooting of her father
• Munday on Monday: The days after the Fourth
• Handmade goods — and alpacas — will be on display at Wornall/Majors House artisan day
• Winning lottery numbers for Saturday, July 4
• Royals beat Twins 3-2 on ninth-inning walk-off double, earn series split
• Royals’ Perez, Escobar, Cain and Gordon elected All-Star Game starters
• Twins ride fast start to a 5-3 win over the Royals
• KU beats Brazil 81-72 for second consecutive World University Games win
• KCCashHombuyers.com provided couple with a quick sale to downsize
• Bickimer Homes helps families build their dreams on a solid foundation