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April 23, 2014

• Student support builds for fired Chrisman High School girls basketball coach
• Lansing boys basketball coach wins Lambert Award
• Olathe police seek flasher
• Missouri House panel to consider impeaching Gov. Nixon Wednesday
• Missouri House endorses bill ending motorcycle helmet law
• Kansas will nullify local gun laws
• Gov. Sam Brownback signs bill nullifying local gun laws in Kansas
• Aaron Crow’s drop in velocity ‘not a concern’
• Royals’ Tim Collins sent to Omaha for rehab assignment
• Royals see bright future for Mondesi
• Tonight’s lineups for Royals vs. Indians
• Breaking down the Chiefs' 2014 schedule (with poll)
• Unicorn Theatre enters a new stage: building owner
• Fishing report for April 24
• Five-game planner for April 24
• The Children’s Place, genetically modified food, anti-Semitism
• ‘Don’t snitch’ rule leads to blood on Kansas City’s streets
• Kansas professors need more protection in social media policy
• Obama seeks to reassure Japan in China-Japan island dispute
• Obama dines at famous Tokyo sushi joint
• Obama arrives in Japan to begin week-long Asia visit
• Basketball diplomacy in Washington?
• Obama starts Asia tour with a message to China
• BuzzChatter Wednesday: At 90, Dole’s still making news
• Here’s one explanation for why Sebelius is still sticking around
• Thrown object strikes man as he is arrested by Kansas City police
• Evidence against Missouri woman argued as old murder case heads to trial
• House panel OKs Missouri student transfer bill
• Former Missouri lawmaker gets probation for social security fraud
• Body found in woods in south KC
• Changes in the landscape at I-470 and Raytown Road
• Bank robber shot during holdup is sentenced to prison
• Charges filed in homicide near downtown Kansas City, Kan.
• Blaze at KCK recycling facility burns much of 7 tons of material
• Johnson County Education Research Triangle has had a big economic impact, leaders say
• Brownback signs health care compact bill
• Stretched lobes are the big(ger) thing
• NASCAR’s Kevin Harvick has the wins, but lacks consistency
• High school results - April 24
• Few certainties in MU search, but don’t count on Gregg Marshall, Tim Floyd
• ‘Anita’: The circus that spurred change | 3 stars
• Peeps, It’s a Small World ride, Flash Gordon and Wizard of Oz all get new movies
• Photographer recalls 25 years ago when man defied tank in Tiananmen
• Turkish soldiers inside Syria abducted by Islamist rebels, news reports say
• Calif. suit pits teacher-protection laws against right to good education
• Supreme Court hears crucial N.C. water pollution case
• Administration Opens Clemency Door for Thousands of Low-level Drug Offenders
• State Dept: Palestinian reconciliation could end peace talks with Israelis
• Report: K-State basketball will play Texas A&M in Kansas City
• Diplomatic efforts to end civilian suffering in Syria have failed, top U.N. officials declare
• Last rebel bastion in Syria’s Homs expected to fall soon
• Sports architecture firm Populous is moving to the Board of Trade building near the Plaza
• Canada’s Martinrea will build an auto parts plant in Riverside
• Winning numbers for Wednesday, April 23
• Time Warner Cable pairs with Fan TV in Kansas City
• Sprint increases the cost estimate of job cuts
• Get rid of old prescription drugs Saturday
• Spirit Airlines will launch KCI service in August
• Policy group dives into retirement savings
• The madness of rising tuition costs
• Slugger Ross Kivett has no regrets about returning to play for K-State
• Kansas State discussing game against Texas A&M at Sprint Center
• Will partly dead boxwoods look good a few years from now?
• Royals pitcher Bruce Chen is a comedian, mentor, translator and major-league survivor
• Replay: Updates, stats from Wednesday night’s Royals-Indians game
• Defense, bullpen betray Royals in 5-3 loss to Indians
• Drop in Aaron Crow’s pitch velocity ‘not a concern’ to Royals
• Video: Blair Kerkhoff discusses Missouri's coaching wish list
• ‘From the ashes,’ JJ’s restaurant will come back in Plaza Vista building
• JJ’s restaurant to reopen across from its original location