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April 2, 2014

• Kearney boys basketball coach Gary Belcher leaving for St. Joseph Benton
• Ned Yost says he didn’t want to get in Alcides Escobar’s ‘dome’ by pinch-hitting him
• Royals announce minor-league pitching rotations
• Royals retain Carlos Peguero, assign him to Class AAA Omaha
• Royals-Tigers lineups for Wednesday
• Polling places, James Stowers, KC hockey
• Training for the Mother's Day 5K
• Firefighter training inadequate for crude oil train fires, group tells Congress
• 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
• Haskell’s new president promises a long stay, growth
• Districts steer clear of Common Core fight
• Driver who hit toll booth might have been asleep
• Missouri could vote on protecting phones from unreasonable searches and seizures
• Missouri bill would require lawmakers to pay lobbyists back for gifts
• Missouri Gas Energy extends terms of Cold Weather Rule through end of month
• Kansas state assessment tests hit by cyber attacks
• Victim identified in fatal train incident in Johnson County
• ‘Lion King’ cast bursts out into ‘Circle of Life’ on plane
• Lakeside Speedway to resume Friday racing
• Man charged in Kansas City bank robbery
• Drake name-drops Andrew Wiggins, Johnny Manziel in new ‘Draft Day’ track
• Kansas City warns of scam regarding Municipal Court
• MRIGlobal cutting expenses because of revenue declines
• Trial opens against KC police officer accused in two sexual assaults
• Fifth suspect charged in Kansas City homicide
• DNA testing links suspect to 2009 Kansas City rape
• J.K. Rowling’s ‘Fantastic Beasts’ gets a trilogy; ‘Fantastic Four’ gets a villain
• Kansas adds defensive barrier after cyberattack shuts down student testing
• Miami Heat, Golden State Warriors set Oct. 17 preseason game at Sprint Center
• BuzzChatter Wednesday: The GOP still pursuing a Nixon impeachment
• Blunt: SCOTUS decision on campaign finance no big deal
• Mirror, mirror on the wall, which state’s congressional delegation is youngest of them all?
• Kansas City survives the first cut in the GOP convention selection process
• McCaskill accuses GM chief of ‘culture of coverup’
• Man robs bank near Country Club Plaza
• Boulevard Brewing eyes international expansion
• Entire metro area under a severe thunderstorm watch until 5 a.m.
• Middle of the Map Fest is a musical vortex for talent
• CIA’s harsh interrogation tactics more widespread than thought, Senate investigators found
• Argument may have preceded deadly Fort Hood attack
• Kansas Senate passes bill voiding local gun rules
• Chick Corea and Béla Fleck bring a different kind of jazz to the Kauffman Center Sunday
• Kansas Senate to debate school-finance fix; House plan stalls
• Schowengerdt beats Shepard to become Mission mayor
• High school results - April 1
• Sporting KC backup goalkeeper injures ankle; Jon Kempin recalled to roster
• Royals lose two replay challenges in defeat to Tigers
• Royals suffer another walk-off loss to the Tigers, this time in 10 innings
• Metro bus expands service to Kauffman Stadium
• Replay: Updates from Royals' 2-1 loss to Detroit in 10 innings
• New American cuisine comes to Platte City at Chaz 325
• Polished Nail Salon expanding in Power & Light
• Kevin Ollie led UConn through basketball turbulence
• Guadalajara Cafe to open in south Overland Park
• Mizzou’s Jabari Brown to skip senior season, enter NBA Draft
• Independent report on MU’s handling of Menu Courey case to be released April 11
• Missouri’s rising seniors look to bridge receiving gap after losing Washington, Lucas
• Is now the best time to plant asparagus?
• What to do about a crab apple tree with the roots chopped?
• Sedgwick County sheriff: Jail has increased efforts against sex attacks