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April 25, 2014

• Notebook: Area graduates Mays, Kruse notch impressive golf feats
• Republican convention team gives Kansas City a look
• Partial dismissal of Kansas schools lawsuit sought
• Lineups for Friday night’s Royals game at Baltimore
• Royals pregame notes: Rain in the forecast in Baltimore
• Lexington wins wild one; Collins strikes out side at Omaha
• Andy McCullough answers your baseball questions in his debut Royals mailbag
• Chiefs’ Alex Smith raises expectations for second year in Andy Reid’s system
• Chiefs’ Eric Berry refining his game
• FC Kansas City still looking for first victory
• In Olathe, Meb Keflezighi shares story of his emotional Boston Marathon win
• Frightful news, Republicans, political gifts
• Capitol Watch: Don’t use the budget to harm good students in Missouri
• World War II complicates Obama’s trip to Asia
• White House announces new teacher preparation regulations will be out soon
• Go Red for Women Luncheon
• Sen. Boozman doing “amazingly well” after heart surgery
• Want a long life? Congress was 'longest 12 years of my life,' says ex-D.C. lawmaker
• Obama keeps immigration debate alive ... from Korea
• Military tension builds in Ukraine
• Why can’t TV let women be friends?
• Will hairy faces jump the shark? Study rates attractiveness of men with beards
• BuzzChatter Friday: Cleaver offers a nifty phrase to describe Ryan’s fumble
• Getting more Missouri Democrats elected in 2012 would have helped Gov. Jay Nixon now
• Missouri man dies after car hits street sweeper
• Springfield settling lawsuit over pot penalties
• Missouri House OKs bill to end motorcycle helmet law
• 2-year-old boy drowns in pool near Grain Valley
• Kansas teachers' union considering tenure lawsuit
• North Carolina authorities will travel to Kansas to question F. Glenn Miller Jr. about 1987 triple slaying
• Former bandmate enters plea in death of rap artist
• Anna Marie Tutera is the new executive director of the Kansas City Museum
• Fire damages 12 Overland Park apartments and displaces more than 40 people
• Man gets consecutive life sentences for murder, assault
• Woman who locked 9-year-old girl in basement gets seven years in prison
• Murder suspect accused of paralyzing boy tells judge he plans to get out of jail
• Schlitterbahn water slide in KCK is the world’s tallest
• Woman is accosted by flasher in Shawnee Mission Park
• Man gets life without parole for car wash shooting
• Star student Derrick Parker Jr. wins three prestigious college scholarships
• 2014 Honda Pilot 4WD Touring
• Limited-edition Mondo poster for ‘The Fly’ coming to Alamo Drafthouse
• War is more good than you think, Stanford historian says
• Winning numbers for Friday, April 25
• Revolution pick Teal Bunbury’s brain before facing Sporting KC
• High school results - April 25
• Shawnee Mission Northwest, Lawrence seeking new basketball coaches
• Area construction falls 17 percent
• Sweeping new Chinese laws hope to tackle mounting pollution problems
• Expert testifies accused USS Cole bomber was tortured
• In legal matters, are smartphones too chatty for your own good?
• GM Engulfed By Inquiries as Stakes Over Recall Rise
• Palestinians’ field trip to Auschwitz highlights divide over Holocaust
• Three KC firms will build a student residence and retail complex at the University of Central Missouri
• St. Luke’s Hospital settles health insurance cases with accident victims
• Kansas City patrols are poised to cite Lyft ride share drivers
• Auto accident victim is left holding the bill
• Affordable Care Act is here to stay, expert says, but interpreting it will take a while
• Unpaid internships may be illegal
• Victorian garden style puts indoor and outdoor decor back in the birdcage
• Wooden threshold makes door waterproof
• Booze and electricity come together at Vintage Edison
• Big 12 spring football review: Texas plays catch up
• Summer job prospects brighten
• The week ahead in business
• Jake Waters says he’s ready to be in control of Kansas State offense
• SEC spring football review: Time for nine league games?
• Why won’t shasta daisies work for me?
• Video: Prairie flowers -- Hardy for this area
• Upscale details, small-town setting part of the package at Woodland Ridge
• Summit Custom Homes features 22 entries on Spring Parade
• Rodrock & Associates, Realtors showcases the best Parade of Homes has to offer
• 25 homes in 12 Rob Ellerman Team communities featured on Spring Parade of Homes
• Koehler Building Company offers Parade entry at Loch Lloyd
• Hunt Midwest features 18 homes in 5 communities on Parade
• Cider Mill Ridge’s added amenities bring excitement for the Parade
• Variety, amenities, location attract buyers to Fountain Hills
• Rodrock Development communities on Parade: More than just houses
• Replay: Live updates, stats from Saturday's Royals-Orioles game
• Replay: Live updates, stats from Friday's Royals-Orioles game
• Replay: Live updates from Sunday's Royals-Orioles game
• Yordano Ventura shuts down Orioles as Royals get 5-0 win
• Royals’ Jeremy Guthrie has fond memories of Baltimore
• Whiskey gets the spotlight in Westport