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April 1, 2014

• 816 boys hoops: All-Suburban Conference teams
• Kearney boys basketball coach Gary Belcher leaving for St. Joseph Benton
• 913 girls hoops: All-Sunflower League team
• 913 girls hoops: All-Eastern Kansas League team
• Royals release choices for new sixth-inning song at Kauffman Stadium
• Sporting Kansas City signs midfielder Victor Munoz
• 816 North boys hoops: All-Suburban Conference teams
• Lee's Summit junior Drew Lock to announce college destination on April 9
• Support parents, politics, President Obama
• Training for the Mother's Day 5K
• Copaken Brooks adds executives
• Tallgrass Creek opening completes community care services
• New Hayward’s owner wants to take the BBQ back to its heyday
• Construction to begin on Embassy Suites & Conference Center in Olathe
• Letters to the editor
• Editorial — Johnson County’s parks, libraries deserve solid upgrade plans
• Look before you vote
• Kansas Senate debates voiding local gun ordinances
• Missouri bill would give tax credits to districts with long-vacant seats
• Study: Medical schools can do more for depression in future doctors
• Missouri bill cracks down on booking photos website
• University of Missouri events aim to prevent sexual assault
• WWII Purple Heart found in New York antique shop being returned to Kansas family
• Kansas man pleads innocent in voodoo guitar-string beheading case
• Former Chief Trent Green joins CBS as NFL analyst
• LOL? April Fool’s jokes ruining our web surfing
• Two-month manhunt ends with arrest of KC murder suspect
• Arrowhead, Kauffman stadiums in excellent shape, review finds
• Investor lawsuit against Sprint gains class action status
• Rape suspect admits guilt in 2012 attack inside KC woman’s home
• Missouri bill cracks down on booking photos website
• Students hurt as Missouri bus rolls into ditch
• Community calendar
• KC area moves closer to single regional bus pass
• Free-agent safety Danieal Manning to visit Chiefs
• Kansas, Missouri advance pro-gun measures
• Tsunami alert assued after magnitude 8.0 quake off Chile coast
• GOP will pare its list of convention contenders on Wednesday
• Man struck, killed by train in Gardner
• Two convicted in heroin conspiracy linked to three deaths
• Retired minister has reason to appreciate the AED, trained bystanders at his Blue Springs church
• Haskell’s new president promises a long stay, growth
• Storms take aim at KC, with large hail possible overnight and a tornado risk on Wednesday
• Districts steer clear of Common Core fight
• U.S. companies are chipping away at retiree health benefits
• From the simple to the decadent, Bonefish Grill delivers the goods
• Tilapia’s mild flavor pairs well with a host of seasonings
• BuzzChatter Tuesday: Nixon once again opposes big tax cut
• KC group gears up to urge Clinton to run for the White House
• Sinquefield helps Hanaway’s 2016 Missouri bid
• Charter changes need a push
• Lenexa-based stock exchange in center of heated dispute
• CIA’s harsh interrogation tactics more widespread than thought, Senate investigators found
• Streetcar opponents outnumber proponents at court hearing
• Letters to the editor
• Schowengerdt beats Shepard to become Mission mayor
• Party on: Ink’s Middle of the Map Fest
• Rosso
• 816 North girls hoops: All-Suburban Conference teams
• High school results - April 1
• 816 girls hoops: All-Suburban Conference teams
• The Stack BarBQ, Peachtree Cafeteria, Margarita’s South open this week
• Don’t talk yourself into a vacation you can’t afford
• Five things to watch as K-State starts spring football practice
• McDonald's All-American Myles Turner coolly bides his time, and KU is on his list
• Is now the best time to plant asparagus?
• What to do about a crab apple tree with the roots chopped?
• Dennis says: It's time to control crabgrass
• How many squash and zucchini vines will fit?
• Will there be too many vines, to few vegetables?
• Potted fig trees in the garage --what to do this spring?
• Jason Vargas brings calm approach to Royals’ starting rotation
• Too much love at Kauffman Stadium led the Royals to cut off marriage proposals
• Facebook's baseball fans map turns Cardinals country Royal blue
• Missouri’s rising seniors look to bridge receiving gap after losing Washington, Lucas
• Blue Valley offensive lineman A.J. Harris says he’ll play at Missouri
• A look back at Kansas City’s 10 Final Fours, with programs
• Cupini’s Fresh Pasta & Panini is coming to Warrensburg
• New Hayward’s owner wants to take the barbecue back to its heyday
• Sam’s Club opening ‘hiring and membership’ center for its new Northland store