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March 23, 2014

• We need new laws to stop gun violence in Kansas City
• Support and opposition both growing as streetcar court hearing nears
• Major change to Kansas City elections is among questions on April 8 ballot
• National League rules prevent pitcher Yordano Ventura from hitting against Giants
• Video highlights: Sporting KC beats the San Jose Earthquakes 1-0
• Police story, democracy inaction, homework overload
• Sporting KC vs. San Jose Earthquakes
• NAIA men's basketball championship
• International Fellowship & Ethnic Food Fest
• Communiversity’s Wholistic Health Fair
• Slick ramp causes 22-car accident on 69 Highway south in Lenexa
• Kansas City ceremony recognizes sacrifices ahead of National Medal of Honor Day
• Shopwatch: Finding Westport’s ‘wow factor’ at Colfax
• Even in defeat, Shockers’ final game lived up to hype and then some
• NBA Draft talk can wait, say Kansas Jayhawks’ Joel Embiid, Andrew Wiggins, Wayne Selden
• Videos: KU coach Bill Self, players on NCAA Tournament loss
• Looking for crabgrass preventer without fertilizer
• SEC teams crash the Sweet 16 party
• Video: A painful day for basketball fans from the Sunflower State
• Royals option pitcher Danny Duffy to Class AAA Omaha
• Kansas City bullpen can’t hold lead, Royals lose 13-9 to Giants
• Missouri’s season ends with 71-63 loss to Southern Mississippi in NIT
• Wichita State’s unbeaten run ends with 78-76 loss to Kentucky in NCAA round of 32
• Kansas’ loss a missed opportunity that had season-long roots
• Live NCAA Tournament feed from St. Louis: KU loses, Wichita State shocked
• KU’s 60-57 loss to Stanford is abrupt end for Wiggins and rest of freshman class
• Bracket buzz: Fours are wild — again — in the Sweet 16
• Tearful young KU fan gets Twitter buzzing during Jayhawks’ loss to Stanford
• Julius Randle powers Kentucky to second-half comeback against Wichita State
• Sports Illustrated: Wichita State assistant Chris Jans headed to Bowling Green
• Tarik Black’s 18 points not enough to get Jayhawks to his hometown of Memphis
• Conner Frankamp’s three-point shooting gives KU a chance at end
• Stanford turned Kansas’ shooters into doubters and got their attention
• Wiggins brothers both suffer abrupt exits from NCAA Tournament
• A look at the Kansas Jayhawks’ NCAA Tournament losses under Bill Self
• Videos: Wichita State players react to season-ending loss to Kentucky