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March 31, 2014

• Lee’s Summit mom praises Missouri’s passage of bill excusing nursing women from juries
• Royals soak in scene before first pitch on Opening Day
• Royals, Tigers lineups as Shields faces Verlander in season opener
• FC Kansas City trades draft pick, international player slot for LePeilbet
• King Tut, daylight savings, Clay Chastain
• Passport to India
• Monarchs butterflies' migration is in peril because of rampant herbicide use
• As oil shipments rise on rails, California cities fight to be heard
• Kansas education officials extend state testing period amid computer glitches
• Missouri House panel takes up Nixon impeachment articles over gay marriage, guns and special elections
• KC’s violent crimes are clustered in one area, and police respond by reorganizing
• Sprint accelerator businesses post job openings
• New research finds that many Internet trolls are ‘everyday sadists’ who feed on suffering
• Showdown on Armour Boulevard over ‘social liability’ of Bainbridge Apartments
• Missouri and Kansas join crush to meet Monday health care deadline
• Missouri boy sues to play ‘girls’ sport’ of field hockey
• Complaint against Gardner Edgerton district’s lawyer dismissed, his firm says
• 200 pounds of marijuana found in traffic stop in Missouri
• KC area guys create parody of Lorde's ‘Royals’ about the Kansas City Royals
• Raytown sales taxes would fund transportation and capital improvements
• Financial issues on ballots in Jackson and Cass counties
• Raytown school bonds would not require a tax increase
• White House dismisses senator’s allegation that administration ‘cooked the books’ on Obamacare
• HealthCare.gov falters, but enrollments continue as official sign-up period ends
• Man gets life sentence in fatal box-cutter attack
• Church of the Resurrection in Leawood looks for $60 million, finds $63.2 million
• Man suffers critical head injuries after being pushed from moving vehicle in KC
• Judge reduces award from $12.4M to $925,622 in William Koch lawsuit over fake wine
• BuzzChatter Monday: GOP insiders seek to draft the latest Bush for the White House
• Kraus tax cut now expected to top $620 million a year
• An early take on Wolf v. Roberts in Kansas
• Kansas tax cuts take another hit
• Kansas tax revenue picking up, but collections still down fiscal year to date
• Kansas House panel leader Marc Rhoades quits over school bill
• Google Fiber construction disrupts as it modernizes KC
• High school results - March 30
• Sporting KC waives defender Mechack Jerome
• Kentucky’s Cauley-Stein stays in the game on the sideline
• New mural at the Center for the Visually Impaired lets kids feel what others see
• Coca-Cola pulls new Diet Coke Slurpee from 7-Eleven
• Royals lose opener 4-3 at Detroit in heartbreaking fashion
• Replay: The Royals' season opener at Detroit
• Not thinking past this season, Shields has postseason plans for Royals
• Salvador Perez goes four for four but can’t stop key wild pitch
• Yes it’s just one game, but bullpen success can be fleeting
• Report says Royals’ average ticket price increase is highest in the major leagues
• Video: The Star's Vahe Gregorian on Royals meeting high expectations
• Infante works out with Royals
• Missouri’s Jordan Clarkson says he will enter NBA Daft
• Andrew Wiggins says he will declare for NBA Draft after one season at KU
• KU’s Self ‘disappointed’ in Naadir Tharpe’s judgment regarding photo on social media
• KU’s Self says again that Joel Embiid is still deciding whether to enter NBA Draft
• KU football receiver Mark Thomas suspended indefinitely
• Video: Did Andrew Wiggins meet expectations?
• Video: KU's Andrew Wiggins to enter NBA Draft
• KU's Wiggins will announce Monday he’s turning pro
• New brewery opening in the Crossroads
• Restaurant and fitness club health inspections for March 31
• Help -- I'm looking for flowers that will come back
• Are knockout roses getting hit with a disease or infestation?
• Too cold yet to plant for myrtle and other bushes?
• Why to blooms fall of my tomato and zucchini plants?
• What good trees work near power lines?
• What to do about freezes yet to come