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April 10, 2014

• GOP candidates for insurance commissioner support health compact bill
• Extra taxing authority won’t offset cutbacks for Johnson County schools
• Doctors can reap millions of dollars from Medicare
• Royals’ Ciriaco clears waivers, sent to Omaha
• Alcides Escobar’s juggling catch (gif)
• Memorabilia from KC’s 'Kid' Nichols on the block at Saturday auction
• Brett Eibner has nine RBIs as Storm Chasers win 20-3
• Sporting KC’s Ike Opara is out for the season with ankle injury
• Overworked cliches, archbishop’s mansion, Fort Hood
• Huckabee insists he’s not uncomfortable around gays
• Tindall resigns
• Kansas City and counties pledge $260,000 to recruit GOP convention
• Hanaway logs more than $300K in first quarter
• Do as I say, not as I do
• Boy, 6, killed in Miami County crash
• Dry conditions and high winds put the area at risk for grass fires
• Lawrence man awaiting retrial in wife’s death leaves jail
• Missouri House bill bans punishment for using toy guns
• Missouri business-creation filings rose in March
• KU researchers to study link between violent aggression, substance abuse
• Kansas Highway Patrol troopers expand their Twitter use
• Missouri man sentenced for prostituting his wife in N. Dakota
• Dutch granny laughs her head off on first roller coaster ride
• Committee holds IRS official in contempt
• Missouri man convicted of raping 13-year-old Leavenworth child
• Stephen Colbert will replace David Letterman on 'The Late Show'
• Maximum streetcar price is set, with rails now bound for Kansas City
• Commerce earnings climb 5.4 percent with strong loan demand
• H&R Block finds a new buyer for its bank
• Abuse alleged in KCK child death
• Vehicle soars into woods, killing driver
• Kansas wind energy is becoming more powerful
• Deciding not to fight ouster effort, James Tindall resigns from the Jackson County Legislature
• Seven chimpanzees use ingenuity to escape their enclosure at the Kansas City Zoo
• KCK police to study chase policy after fatal crash
• Investigators continue to follow leads in area highway shootings
• Reconsider Army regulation barring natural hairstyles, Congressional Black Caucus women urge
• James Jordan of the Kansas City Ballet will become ballet master in Sarasota, Fla.
• Bob Dole to visit namesake institute at KU on April 22
• KCK health care worker is accused of bilking Medicaid
• Fatal crash follows police chase in KCK
• April 9 high school results
• Cancer survivor Nick Hibbeler of Park Hill High hands spot in contest to terminally ill student
• Families are reining in prom spending
• Southwest Airlines is widening its seats
• Look out, Mariano Rivera: Royals’ Chen is gaining on you
• With plays like Alcides Escobar's catch, Royals are writing a glove story
• Video: Kansas center Joel Embiid will enter the NBA Draft
• Columbia police say Missouri receiver Dorial Green-Beckham will not be arrested
• Metro North Shopping Center is closing Tuesday, but Macy’s will remain open
• Missouri dismisses Zach Price from basketball team
• Lee’s Summit High School quarterback Drew Lock will play at Missouri
• What are these plants growing in my butterfly garden?
• WE'VE MOVED!!!
• Video: How to grow your own salad mix