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August 4, 2015

• John Lovenburg: Air quality study of KCK rail yard is ‘biased,’ misleading
• National Farmers Market Week
• Kansas House panel rejects request for audit of foster care system
• From Nixon to Reagan to Gore, watch 10 memorable presidential debate moments
• Kansas ends $25 cap on welfare cash benefits from ATMs
• Obama’s Clean Power Plan faces opposition from Republicans, coal industry
• Missouri Sen. LeVota, accused by Capitol interns, quits credit union job
• Debate stage drama: GOP awaits top 10 announcement
• Alex Gordon hopes to take batting practice with Royals this weekend
• Tuesday’s Royals-Tigers lineups, pitching probables and TV info
• Manager Ned Yost tinkers with Royals lineup, batting Ben Zobrist second and Mike Moustakas sixth
• Former Mizzou receiver L’Damian Washington has worked way back from torn calf to spot on Chiefs
• Drone drops drugs in Ohio prison yard, inmate brawl ensues
• Texas Attorney General Paxton accused of lying to investors
• Sex slaves sold by Islamic State, the younger the better
• Kansas City, Kan., groups work to revive deserted Jersey Creek Trail
• ‘Ribbon cutting’ celebrates completion of K-10 interchange and College Boulevard improvements
• Police find 14-year-old Grandview girl unharmed
• Leavenworth prosecutors use cellphone data against reluctant witness
• Police seek missing Overland Park man
• Science City receives gift of nine new 3D printers
• Overland Park throws a final bash for decommissioned Roe Pool
• Sporting KC nearing agreement with 21-year-old Spanish midfielder Jordi Quintilla
• Letters: ‘King’ Brownback, voter fraud, GOP perceptions, city code enforcement
• Four players with area ties set to compete in Web.com Tour’s Digital Ally Open
• Osawatomie boy found by railroad tracks died from natural causes, autopsy says
• Monday Poll results: We await Thursday’s GOP presidential debate
• Stacey Hatton: A cucumber caper has me pickled
• Editorial: Resolve concerns over Brookridge mixed-use plan
• Danedri Herbert: Johnson County commission needs to go on a spending diet
• Readers react to Kansas gun laws, the firing of a teacher and the Confederate flag
• Snarky in the Suburbs: Navigating the airport among the top lessons to teach children
• Ceremony gives CPR recipients — and Med-Act — a chance to say thanks
• Sporting KC coach Peter Vermes says MLS admits referee missed handball call Saturday against Houston
• America will miss ‘newsman’ and satirist Jon Stewart
• Woman kidnapped, raped during robbery and carjacking in Kansas City, North
• Young chef Joe West plans a fun, stylish Asian-fusion restaurant, Kusshi
• Man is accused of raping Lenexa woman and holding her at her apartment against her will
• Kansas City police increase patrols after tires dropped onto Interstate 435 hit vehicles
• Brother and sister are sentenced in Excelsior Springs bank robbery
• Missouri boy found in yard with gunshot wound to the head
• The view from beneath the surface
• Police investigate man shot during robbery outside Kansas City school
• Kansas City police investigate pre-dawn shooting
• Death of 9-year-old bat boy stuns two cities in Kansas
• Kansas man accused of raping stepdaughter, 12
• TheChat: Pat Roberts sees no upside in proposed new climate plan
• Mizzou freshman nearly matches his height on an amazing box jump
• A trip to Disneyland East puts a family in perspective
• A passion for pretend keeps Elite Comics in business for two decades
• Plaque marking WWII crash in Merriam is stolen from site
• Cities turn to personal contact to bolster public relations
• Roeland Park considers adding spring pickup
• With Lenexa City Center, Lenexa sees good things come to those who wait
• Roeland Park wants help in placing park amenities
• Objections slow plan for Slim Chickens in Prairie Village
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, Aug. 3
• Drink coffee, make art at new NKC shop
• Cerner is eager to start on a massive upgrade of the U.S. military’s health records
• Sprint chairman is confident even as T-Mobile passes area company in subscribers
• EPR Properties generates higher revenue, profits
• Highwoods Properties reports higher revenue, profits
• Utility execs see shift to more natural gas, worry about alternative energy and government regulation
• Drink coffee, make art at new NKC shop
• Restaurant inspections for Kansas and Kansas City for Aug. 4
• More parents paying out of pocket for college
• Kat’s Money Corner: Budgeting for the finish line
• Royals manager Ned Yost unfazed by criticism from Blue Jays outfielder Jose Bautista
• Highlights magazine for kids is finally going digital
• Homebuilding in the Kansas City area picked up in June
• K-State releases first glimpse of completed new Vanier Family Football Complex
• Freshman Cheick Diallo still awaiting NCAA clearance to play basketball at KU
• Seven Minnesota basketball players accused of assault spree in Wichita
• Dennis Patton’s weed hit list