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April 15, 2014

• 913 track and field: Kansas Relays preview
• 913 notebook: Elite bowlers honored on all-state, All-Sunflower League squads
• Judge hears arguments on proposed streetcar taxing district
• In Wichita, Brownback neither praises nor criticizes measure stripping K-12 teacher tenure rights
• Oklahoma governor signs minimum wage hike ban
• Royals among teams expressing interest in free-agent reliever Joel Hanrahan
• Tonight’s Royals-Astros lineups
• Royals prospect Sean Manaea throws five shutout innings in Wilmington's win
• 816 North track: Kansas Relays preview
• Brotherhood needed, Pope Francis, Kathleen Sebelius
• Senior services volunteer honored
• With hugs and tears, community bonds grow strong
• Letters to the editor
• Pie Five serves up pizza in less than five minutes
• AMC Town Center theaters get a seven-figure face-lift
• BuzzChatter Tuesday: McCaskill, Demo senators urge Obama to get moving on Keystone
• Dole barnstorming through eastern Kansas. Is he really not running for anything?
• School news in brief
• Feds say drug conspiracy was based in Olathe
• Community calendar
• A call to action for our kids
• Around our towns
• Relishing a challenge, teens in Project Lead the Way invent a better ketchup cap
• US anti-Semitic attacks down before Kansas deaths
• University of Kansas student has tuberculosis
• Missouri proposal would open office in Israel
• Kansas gets extra time in voter citizenship case
• Missouri man pleads guilty in child porn case
• One person injured in collision with school bus loaded with 42 students
• Miss the 'Blood Moon' eclipse last night? See it here
• Missouri House OKs limiting e-cigarettes to adults
• Praeger, Kansas groups urge health compact veto
• Bob Dole to plans to tour several Kansas towns
• Missouri man accused of sexually torturing women in his apartment
• Bones found last year identified as missing Kansas City man
• Homicide victim predicted his own demise
• Gunman in highway incident mouthed ‘pow’ or ‘boom’ before pointing weapon
• Suspect in Overland Park shootings faces two types of murder charges
• Quick-cooking brown rice can cut the time to get Weeknight Paella on the dinner table
• David Knopf: An angel’s voice soothes a timeshare cat
• 816 north notebook: Liberty North shows it belongs in state baseball poll
• 816 notebook: Fort Osage QB brings home ‘to-do’ list from elite regional camp
• 816 track: Kansas Relays preview
• Ink’s egg-stravaganza will have you rolling in fun
• High school results - April 14
• Missouri roster announced for GKCFCA football all-star game
• LightEdge Solutions opens data center at Subtropolis underground business park
• Most neighborhoods in south Kansas City, Grandview and Raytown will get Google Fiber
• Seven smarter things to do with your tax refund than splurge
• Replay: Updates from Royals’ 4-2 win over the Houston Astros
• Los Corrals restaurant is expanding to Gladstone
• New stores, restaurants opening in Independence Center
• KC leaders weigh city’s economic and cultural strengths — and unique identity
• Kansas State offensive line works at plugging gaps
• sweetFrog frozen yogurt franchise opening first area shop in KCK
• Topeka’s PT’s at College Hill makes ‘top coffee shop’ list
• Pezzettino Italian Deli & Market carrying on a family tradition
• Los Corrals restaurant is expanding to Gladstone
• MU’s Bri Kulas selected by San Antonio in WNBA Draft