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August 14, 2015

• De Soto school board recall vote will be Tuesday
• Royal baby boom? Nine months after World Series, fans welcome little souvenirs
• Missouri AG candidate pushes health director on abortion center
• Top-secret Clinton emails include drone talk
• Ammo made in Independence ends up with ‘Islamic State’ fighters
• Kansas City mayor’s block party celebrates youth programs, but ends early because of trouble
• Kerry calls for democracy as U.S. flag rises in Cuba
• Kansas files suit against EPA’s new power plant rules
• Free-trade spat between McCaskill, labor suggests changing relationship between Democrats, unions
• Poll: How concerned are you about the Royals’ bullpen?
• Chiefs backup quarterback Aaron Murray to put progress to the test in preseason opener at Arizona
• Five things to watch in Chiefs’ preseason opener Saturday at Arizona
• The Monday Poll: Tell us your thoughts about the furor over the Planned Parenthood videos
• Miller trial in Overland Park triple killing begins Monday with jury selection
• Royals’ Kendrys Morales is renewed after freak injury five years ago
• Readers react to Gov. Sam Brownback’s brother, the EPA and the Iran agreement
• Harmful streetcar delay let the public down but can be overcome
• Boston Red Sox manager John Farrell says he has lymphoma
• TheChat: Sen. Roy Blunt says the emphasis needs to be on the future of health care
• John Daly hurls his iron into Lake Michigan
• San Francisco Giants players star in video of team’s own ‘Full House’ opening credits
• Sporting KC to induct Chris Klein into Sporting Legends hall of honor
• Conservative group files complaint against 2012 McCaskill-Akin collaboration
• Former Wizards midfielder Chris Klein “humbled and honored” to be newest Sporting Legend
• Carjacking in Kansas City leads to wreck and shooting
• Olathe man identified in fatal motorcycle wreck
• Body found in River Market investigated as suspicious death
• ‘Flakka,’ the new killer drug, is spreading across the country
• Lee’s Summit man charged with statutory sodomy
• Democrats criticize Republican Sen. Roy Blunt for airplane travel
• Police investigate body found in Kansas City
• Therese Park: The power of music — and connections seen in chance meeting with Steve Charpié
• American Jazz Museum appoints Ralph Reid interim CEO
• Mike Aviles’ 4-year-old daughter, who is fighting leukemia, throws ceremonial first pitch
• Winning numbers for Thursday, Aug. 13
• Kori Crum’s busy life inspires Chaos Boutique in Parkville
• Yuan and oil stabilize, giving U.S. stocks a lift
• Amid looser credit, car loans continue to pile up
• Cerner has clear path ahead on military health records contract
• Stuff of Life: When it comes to flowers, should it be faux or no?
• The week ahead: Wal-Mart, Target and Sears report earnings
• Kansas City’s restoration boom builds on a strong history of preservation
• New football complex gives Kansas State instant recruiting boost
• Ask Andy: Could Royals use Johnny Cueto on short rest in October?
• Bullpen gives up 4-run lead as Royals fall to Angels 7-6
• KC restaurants temporarily shut down for health code violations
• Denver-based CorePower Yoga plans to open this fall on the Plaza
• Young receivers step into the spotlight as Missouri preps for first scrimmage
• Missouri adds Brian White as senior associate athletic director for development
• Mizzou football to hold first fall scrimmage on Saturday morning
• The ‘most unbelievable sunset views’ await in Cottonwood Canyon
• Highland Villas offers maintenance-free living in Leawood
• Reduced prices on remaining Raintree Lake Villas’ new homes
• Topeka will try a third time to ban public nudity