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April 3, 2014

• WH objects to Big Papi selfie with Obama
• Court considers joint tax filings from gay couples in Missouri
• Kansas legislators tackle school funding question
• Royals’ series finale Thursday in Detroit is postponed because of rain
• Veteran Jeremy Guthrie still Ned Yost’s choice to start Royals home opener
• Almonte, Dozier help Wilmington open season with a win
• The Star’s All-Metro boys bowling team
• The Star’s All-Metro Kansas boys swimming team
• North Kansas City Schools, 24-hour TV news, medical marijuana
• Democrats attempt to tie Yoder to Paul Ryan budget
• BuzzChatter Thursday: Breyer rips his court colleagues on campaign-finance ruling
• Missouri law to protect breast-feeding in public and exempt nursing mothers from juries
• Northbound I-35 in southern Johnson County reopened after meat truck overturns
• 'Vladimir Putin' calls Sarah Palin (with video)
• Janelle Monae and M.I.A. to perform together as holograms
• Federal lawsuit is filed over fatal shooting by Kansas City police
• Lee’s Summit sex offender gets 10-year sentence for child pornography
• Sudden change in fortune results in record trout for Wyandotte fisherman
• David Letterman to retire in 2015
• Independence man dies from injuries after one-vehicle wreck
• Senate panel finds CIA illegally interrogated terror suspects after 9-11
• Authorities seek Kansas City drug fugitives
• Overland Park-based J.P. Morgan Retirement Plan Services is sold to Great-West Financial
• Man dies in farm well in Cass County
• Climate change controversy might outlast the trees
• Heavy rain, flooding move across Missouri as Nixon declares state of emergency
• Relive the discovery of King Tut’s tomb beginning Friday at Union Station
• Spencer Fane renews its lease in downtown Kansas City
• Big bass came at wrong time for local Bassmaster fisherman
• Two Southwest students charged in rape case; six staff members placed on leave
• It’s Joffrey’s turn to tie the knot when ‘Game of Thrones’ returns
• Tornado season: Which areas of Kansas, Missouri have seen more twisters?
• Council committee endorses replacing ancient water and sewer lines under KC streetcar project
• Tornado briefly touches down near St. Louis
• Gary Numan gets Middle of the Map off to a rousing start
• Top Shows: Todd Rundgren, Vertical Scratchers, Josh Abbott Band
• At Home With Jill Rosen on the Country Club Plaza
• Gregg Marshall named AP coach of the year
• The Star’s high school athletes of the week (April 4)
• Mavericks’ home-ice advantage a key entering playoffs
• The Star’s All-Metro girls bowling team
• High school results - April 3
• Fighting the tide aided fund investors in the first quarter
• Bribing by parents is a sure way to teach money mismanagement
• Sunday event at Sporting Park kicks off Money Smart Month
• When should I prune knockout roses?
• What to do about oddly shaped plum tree?
• Does cottonseed burr work as well as cottonseed hull?
• Raised garden bed: Will this work?
• KC’s biggest Badger fan, former coach John Erickson, hopes to see a Wisconsin title in person
• With Yordano Ventura pitching, Royals opener would have been awesome
• Royals head back to KC for home opener on sour note
• Time for the Royals’ home opener: A banner year at The K?
• Go inside the game with new book by Lee Judge and ex-Royal Jason Kendall
• Despite Brown and Clarkson's departures, Missouri’s Haith hopeful
• MU transfer forward Zach Price arrested twice, suspended from basketball team
• Westport’s new Bridger’s Bottle Shop is two operations in one