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April 21, 2014

• Olathe South’s Kylee Kopatich switches basketball commitment from Kansas State to Kansas
• Brownback signs school finance bill
• The love is mutual as former Sen. Bob Dole returns home for tour of Kansas
• Bob Dole in Overland Park: The U.S. should send weapons to Ukraine
• Wichita State takes hot streak to Kauffman
• Royals relievers Tim Collins and Francisley Bueno to pitch simulated game
• Billy Butler back in cleanup spot for Royals at Cleveland on Monday night
• Royals first-base coach Rusty Kuntz suffers wrist fracture during Monday’s batting practice
• Alex Smith says his agent is working on a contract extension with Chiefs
• Chiefs tackle Eric Fisher glad to return to left side
• Sporting KC loans Kevin Ellis to OKC Energy FC
• Starting Times for April 22
• American Meb Keflezighi wins emotional Boston Marathon
• War within, Nevada standoff, shooting tragedy
• Kansas congressman’s food non-labeling bill counters a growing activist movement
• Missouri’s tax strategy: Give to the rich and take from the poor
• In North Carolina, a GOP contest over who’s more conservative
• Appeals court orders govt to release drone strike legal opinion
• White House welcomes thousands for annual Easter Egg Roll
• Asian Cultural Festival organizer is an immigrant who wants to bring cultures together
• BuzzChatter Monday: Romney returns to the campaign trail
• Fiery crash critically injures man in Prairie Village
• Penalty would ease for marijuana users, toughen for child molesters under Missouri overhaul
• 2-car crash near Topeka results in shooting
• Missouri House plans debate on student transfers from unaccredited districts
• 3-year-old Missouri boy accidentally shot by 4-year-old brother
• Lobbyists spent $200,000 on trips for Missouri lawmakers
• Brownback to sign Kansas school funding bill on Monday
• Missouri mayor’s anti-Semitic statements on city agenda
• Missouri lawmakers debating Bright Flight changes
• Guilty plea in 2007 Kansas City bank robbery
• Kansas City man on mini-bike slams into car, suffers critical head injuries
• Platte City woman pleads guilty to conspiring to launder drug money
• Prison term is latest setback for would-be burglar shot by victim
• U.S. drone strikes came despite Yemen’s hopes to limit them
• KCK police find man in car, shot to death
• Floyd Bartch, retired Kansas City police chief, dies at 73
• Crossover wreck kills man in the Northland
• Private school provision could doom Missouri student transfer bill, forum participants say
• Multiple people hit in KCK shooting
• Vigil for two KC shooting victims includes call to end the ‘no-snitch’ rule
• Missouri mayor resigns over statements about Jews
• Vehicle with body inside is found in Northland pond
• Two original Mustang owners celebrate car’s 50th birthday
• On My Mind: Lily Dawson, hipster jewelry maker
• The Forum at Ink’s Middle of the Map Fest presents Austin Kleon
• Fishing Tournament Trail for April 22
• April 21 high school results
• What’s real is no slam dunk in coaching searches
• Mexican, Colombian presidents hail Gabriel Garcia Marquez in lavish Mexico City memorial
• Supreme Court stays out of Florida drug-testing challenge
• Supreme Court to take on Web’s ability to cut cable TV cord
• Leadership ‘accountable’ on military sexual assault, Hagel says
• Intelligence chief forbids unauthorized talks with reporters
• U.S. intelligence chief bars unauthorized contacts with reporters on all intel-related matters
• Supreme Court weighs truth in labeling in fruit juice case
• Mohammed Whitaker arraigned on 18 felony charges in series of highway shootings
• Analysts: Ransom helps militant group in Syria pay for 4-front war
• Kansas City finds success with Millennials
• Millennials are finding KC a friendly place to be
• PT’s makes list of top coffee shops in U.S., and will soon rebrand Crossroads Coffeehouse
• El Burrito Loco adding touch of old SmokeShack BBQ to its Mexican cuisine
• Garden Complements acquires Curley’s Famous Barbecue Sauces
• AT&T might challenge Google Fiber with high-speed Internet service in KC
• Research group criticizes taxpayer subsidy of restaurant industry
• Metro home value to rise 2 percent over next year
• Boosts needed to get more women on civic boards and commissions
• Waddell & Reed opening branch in Plaza Vista
• Hallmark celebrates the 100th year of Mother’s Day, started by a woman who grew to despise it
• Two in Kansas City area join economic panel
• Winning numbers for Monday, April 21
• Consumer protection agency warns about automatic defaults on private student loans
• Problems with black things on my asparagus. What’s up?
• What about pruning and fertilizing holly?
• How invasive are butterfly bushes in small areas?
• Replay: Royals Q&A with The Star's Andy McCullough
• Line drive in practice breaks first-base coach Kuntz’s wrist
• Royals fall to Indians 4-3 in second consecutive loss
• Agent: Missouri has not contacted Gregg Marshall about basketball job
• MU quarterback Trent Hosick to transfer
• El Burrito Loco adding touch of old SmokeShack BBQ to its Mexican cuisine
• Kiss co-founders Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley set Rock & Brews opening in Overland Park
• Restaurant health code violations for April 21