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April 16, 2014

• Kansas Democrats downplay a Senate bid by Kathleen Sebelius, while Republicans hope for it
• Royals’ Bruce Chen scratched from Thursday start
• Tonight’s Royals-Astros lineups
• Naturals swept in a doubleheader
• Chiefs receiver Dwayne Bowe pleads guilty to amended charges in pot case
• ‘Steel Magnolias’ pops up at Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre
• KC Repertory Theatre ends season with world premiere of ‘A Little More Alive’
• High school results - April 15
• Kathleen Sebelius, Catholic leadership, living wage
• Cheap GOP tactics to undermine voting in Missouri
• New group aims to curb gun violence
• Democrats' health care approach gets higher marks in new poll
• White House presses GOP to vote on immigration while backing away from taking independent action
• Obama, Biden tout new efforts to improve job skills training
• Tribes irked by slow start to U.S. land buyback program
• Training for the Mother’s Day 5K: Week 3
• Fans disappointed after Miley Cyrus cancels Sprint Center concert
• InterContinental Hotel’s employee gala
• Schweich hauls in $257K
• NYT says Sebelius is considering taking on Roberts for Senate, but local Democrats doubtful
• BuzzChatter Wednesday: It’s easy to complain about the tax code
• Cancer doctor and clinic agree to pay $2.9 million to settle federal whistleblower lawsuit
• Services set for JCC, VIllage Shalom shooting victims
• Brownback’s signature will mandate some health coverage on autism
• Missouri universities raise funding concerns as legislature considers tax cut
• House OKs notification before fluoridation could stop
• Kansas professors endorse proposed social media policy
• Jewish Community Center reopens after Sunday's shootings; services scheduled
• Professors endorse proposed social media policy for Kansas universities
• Missing Nebraska toddler found safe inside bowling alley's arcade claw machine
• Kansas City firefighters battle house fire that spread to second home
• Brownback orders flags at half-staff for Overland Park shooting victims
• Victim identified in KCK highway shooting
• Missouri man waits years for prison, turns life around, gets arrested
• UM System takes another step to stop sexual assaults
• Sixth-grader at Louisburg Middle School dies of bacterial meningitis
• President of Wyandot Inc. is retiring this summer
• Police investigate whether incident on Bruce R. Watkins Drive is connected to highway shootings
• Oklahoma women killed in fiery crash on Kansas turnpike identified
• Woman who got out of moving vehicle in KCK run over, dies
• Witness of Jewish center shooting chased gunman
• Days after tragedy, Jewish Community Center reopens with a mixture of emotions
• Records suggest that F. Glenn Miller Jr. was once in witness protection program
• Letters to the Editor
• Events: Ink’s Middle of the Map Film Fest, Rob Delaney and Dead Girl Derby
• Dish with Gish: Two new Westport bars with supersweet dessert mashups
• NASCAR’s Truex can’t catch a break with new Sprint Cup team
• Park Hill cancer survivor Nick Hibbeler mourns passing of inspirational peer
• Fishing report for April 17
• Parra leaving Sumner Academy for Park Hill South
• Liberty North, Blue Springs South, Lee's Summit West, Rockhurst ranked in latest state baseball poll
• Even in the digital age, what’s old is new again for some
• Watch the new ‘Gone Girl’ trailer; Paul Walker’s brothers pitch in
• BBC America’s 'Real History' is Science Fiction 101
• NEA dishes out arts grants, encouraging music, dance, theater
• With a new movie and a stand-up tour, comedian Marlon Wayans gets around
• Twitter reaction to Miley Cyrus' illness and concert cancellations
• Veterans bike through Vietnam to help heal wounds of war
• Michael Bloomberg plans to spend $50 million on nationwide gun control network
• New trial to begin in Baltimore in killing of North Carolina teen
• Excerpts of interview with former top CIA lawyer John Rizzo
• Pittsburg State’s John Brown blazes way onto NFL draft boards
• Kansas State’s Bruce Weber receives contract extension through 2019
• CIA’s former top lawyer fires back at Senate report, criticizes Feinstein
• Operation Comfort strives to help vets ‘reinvent their dreams’
• Google Fiber plans to test small-business service in Kansas City
• AT&T adding high-speed wireless service to Volvo cars
• Federal Reserve reports greater economic growth in March
• Local design firm Dimensional Innovations wins Notre Dame contract
• Kansas City Southern reports record first-quarter revenue but a smaller profit
• Former business manager for a Brookside physician’s office is sentenced to prison for fraud
• Domino's releases 'pizza' with breaded chicken crust
• K-State gives basketball coach Bruce Weber one-year contract extension
• At basketball banquet, Kansas State takes hopeful look at next season
• Replay: Updates, from the Royals’ 6-4 win over the Astros
• Yordano Ventura gets first big-league win as Royals beat Astros 4-2
• Andrew Wiggins receives Mr. Jayhawk Award at KU basketball banquet
• University of Missouri system hires consultant to help sexual assault task force
• Petition for protection order against ex-MU player Zach Price is dismissed
• WNBA’s Stars draft MU’s Kulas, sending her spirits soaring
• Dennis says: Fertilize your roses, but follow updated guidelines
• Looking for some evergreen trees and shrubs for a woodland setting
• What happens to my seeds after heavy raid and cold temps?
• How do you control weeds in newly seeded grass?
• How can I revitalize a weeping cherry blossom tree?
• Where can I find this crab grass product?