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June 30, 2017

• Solar power to offer creatures comfort
• The Back & Forth: Kansas wraps up its legislative session
• ‘Oh my’: Colorado woman films bear in her garage; officials say it must be euthanized
• Missouri congresswoman wants to block transgender troops
• Kansas legislative leaders challenge Kobach to explain corruption claim
• ‘Producers,’ ‘Cats,’ ‘My Fair Lady’ on tap for Musical Theater Heritage next year
• Cyclist's death at KC race blamed on sharp-edged barriers
• Editorial: What does Kris Kobach plan to do with voters’ personal information?
• Guest commentary: To help small towns, fix air traffic control
• Letters: Readers discuss the Jackson County jail, Danny Cox and bad Dear Abby advice
• KC police hope to reduce ‘dangerous’ practice of celebratory gunfire on July Fourth
• Olathe police ask for help finding truck tied to trailer theft on Rogers Road
• One person seriously injured in wrong-way wreck on U.S. 169 in Olathe
• Lawmakers argue again with Brownback, agree to allow Kansas to borrow $900 million
• UM System achieves high credit rating but drops to ‘negative’ in financial outlook
• Fines for not wearing a seat belt in Kansas will triple starting Saturday
• Schools, state argue over whether new funding law is constitutional
• Whatcha gonna do? Lawrence police department to be featured on ‘COPS’
• Released felon back in custody when authorities found a gun after Olathe wreck
• It seems unlikely that Mike Moustakas will be part of Home Run Derby
• Journalism app took grand prize at MU competition
• Police close investigation more than a month after Archie officer taken to hospital
• Show them who’s boss by letting the smudging begin
• At long last, residents hear the details of Mission Road fire station
• Rebuild or renovate? It’s up to the voters
• ‘Camp Rock’ imparts valuable lessons to youth.
• Lenexa teen a BioGENEius for her Parkinson’s research
• Snakes make their stage debut at the nature center
• Sporting Kansas City’s latest project: Developing a ‘killer instinct’
• Winning lottery numbers for Thursday, June 29
• Blue Springs firm Xceligent hits back at rival with antitrust lawsuit
• Groups continue push to get Kansas Citians to vote for minimum wage raise in August
• Overland Park mansion’s spacious kitchen lands it a finalist spot in HGTV contest
• Centene fills in Obamacare markets for 40 Missouri counties
• KU notebook: Blue-chip point guard Immanuel Quickley lists Kentucky as current favorite in recruiting
• Pitcher Luke Farrell to make major-league debut for Royals on Saturday
• Eric Hosmer hasn’t gone first to third on an outfield single this year. Why Salvador Perez is partly to blame
• Summit Grill owners expand again in Lee’s Summit
• Summer delivery of a new home is possible in Chapel Hill
• Maintenance-provided villas offer luxury living in a boutique community
• Roses are under siege from an incurable disease carried by wind-blown mites