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August 5, 2015

• Kansas City Repertory Theatre names cast for premiere of drama about Bayard Rustin
• This weekend in Kansas City: Shania Twain at Sprint Center, Kansas City Comic Con, Gay Marriage Equality Day, Rugged Maniac and Summer Fest at Grinter Place
• Kansas City Comic Con is geared toward fandom, organizers say
• Be Our Guest
• Platte City woman with lymphoma meets Chiefs’ Eric Berry, says she’ll beat the disease, too
• GAO report: States with expanded Medicaid offer better mental health, addiction treatment
• Initiative from Michael Bloomberg seeks to make Kansas City government more effective
• Truck driver wins Democratic nomination for Mississippi governor
• Jeremy Guthrie returns to action for Royals on Saturday
• Watch: What’s the atmosphere in the Royals clubhouse like after the trade deadline?
• Wednesday’s Royals-Tigers lineups, pitching probables and TV info
• Stronger, healthy Eric Fisher has Super Bowl dreams for Chiefs
• Anthony Sherman, Frank Zombo see special teams as an edge for Chiefs
• Free immunization clinics for Kansas City school children
• Sheriff: ‘Ritualistic’ Florida killings may be tied to blue moon
• Body found near burning SUV on southbound U.S. 69 in Lenexa
• Sex offender, 71, gets 120 years for child sex abuse in the Philippines
• Western Kansas crash kills three members of Lee’s Summit family
• Kansas City police investigate shooting near Swope Park
• Man throws away, finds his lottery tickets worth $10,000
• Royals pitcher Jeremy Guthrie will be in new documentary
• TheChat: Missouri House looks at new standards for its intern program
• How satisfied are you with the makeup of the first GOP debate?
• U.S. offers $5 million reward for escaped Mexican drug lord ‘El Chapo’
• Where are Ferguson key figures such as Darren Wilson, Michael Brown’s parents and Dorian Johnson now?
• The Star’s editorial board: How the 10 top GOP presidential contenders fared
• Lee’s Summit business owners killed in Kansas highway crash valued family and customers
• 70 years after Hiroshima, grandson carries on Enola Gay pilot’s legacy
• Royals’ Class A affiliate specializes in turning triple plays
• Shooting reported at Olathe convenience store
• Kansas City police investigate homicide near U.S. 71
• Lake of the Ozarks condo fire kills four kids celebrating birthday
• ‘Fight Song’ singer Rachel Platten sends video to Liberty girl with cancer: ‘Keep kicking butt’
• GOP debates on Fox News could have a positive side for Americans
• Readers react to gun regulation, Gov. Sam Brownback and clean power
• Missouri is ‘unique’ in failing to protect consumers from health insurance rate hikes
• F. Glenn Miller Jr. is argumentative during hearing as trial nears in Jewish center killings
• Times tackles taxes, Kansas
• Rewards are increased in the search for the killers of two KCK children
• Sporting KC midfielder Roger Espinoza receives one-game suspension
• K-State and Manhattan up for economic development award
• Fishing report for Aug. 6
• Coroner: Missouri man might not have died from snake bite
• A questionably tasty mode of time travel
• University of Oregon pays student $800,000 in rape lawsuit
• Byron G. Thompson Sr., Kansas City banker and family man, dies at age 83
• Bobby Olm-Shipman is named the new president and CEO of Saint Luke’s South
• H&R Block Bank sale wins federal approval
• Kansas City company FarmLink launches a farm equipment sharing program
• Automakers trying to prevent hackers from commandeering cars
• Country Club Plaza updates: Natasha’s, Corner Bakery Cafe & Tesla Motors
• Camp preview: Missouri football must reload once again at receiver
• Missouri football receives commitment from two-way St. Louis prospect Jerod Alton
• Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday, Aug. 4
• Your financial planner: It’s back to school — how prepared will you be?
• Salvador Perez powers offense as Royals roll past fading Tigers 5-1
• Senior safety Bryce Enyard ready to lead Northwest Missouri football to another MIAA title
• Overland Park online training firm CD2 Learning is a finalist for the American Business Awards
• Drones will soon boost farm yields by providing eyes in the skies
• KU football team loses two offensive linemen before start of fall camp
• Bob Timmons, who led KU track and field program to national prominence, dies at 91
• Geologists note fewer quakes in Kansas during drilling slowdown
• Geologists: Oil drilling slowdown cuts number of Kansas earthquakes
• Topeka council again attempting to ban public nudity