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April 30, 2014

• Botched Oklahoma execution reignites death penalty debate in Missouri
• KC Council is poised to settle more lawsuits involving assistant city prosecutors
• Missouri House panel concludes hearing on impeaching Gov. Jay Nixon
• Reid to Redskins’ Snyder: 'Do what is morally right' and change team nickname
• Kansas and Missouri officials applaud White House efforts to combat campus rape
• Renegade Missouri GOP lawmaker votes to advance Medicaid expansion
• Supreme Court upholds EPA rule on cross-state pollution
• Fight over private school funds snags Missouri student transfer bill
• Royals’ Lorenzo Cain says he should be ready to play soon
• Class AA Northwest Arkansas scores seven in ninth
• KC-area punter Steven Clark just a step away from NFL
• Arika Larson’s ‘White Sangria’ returns for a full production at Just Off Broadway
• Three FC Kansas City players named to U.S. women’s national team roster
• FC Kansas City set to face Chicago Red Stars
• Fishing report for May 1
• Former Clippers and MU star Keyon Dooling ‘disgusted’ by Donald Sterling’s remarks
• Submit your questions for a noon Q&A with The Star's Sam Mellinger and Vahe Gregorian
• The Royals run on Melky Cabrera
• Botched executions demean the nation and justice
• Religious freedom, segregated schools, motorcycle helmets
• Senate plans noon test vote on minimum wage
• Latino population surges even as immigration on decline
• White House says emails were not about Benghazi
• Controversial Armenian rug will go on display
• US: Surge in terror attacks driven by more threatening AQ affiliates
• Minimum wage debate gets maximum of politics as Senate Republicans block increase
• White House back on defensive about Benghazi
• States using federal marketplaces spent far less on enrollment assistance
• Rep. Bennie Thompson stands by remarks about race
• BuzzChatter Wednesday: Boehner backtracks on calling out his GOP colleagues on immigration
• New poll: Obama’s numbers still dropping
• Man arrested on drug charges in field near KCI
• Judge sets hearing on federal money to Planned Parenthood in Kansas
• Kansas legislators return to work on budget
• Funding at issue for Missouri Children’s Division
• Missouri alligator handler pleads guilty to animal charges
• Caution urged in Kansas after horse with equine herpes virus euthanized
• Defendants want claims dismissed in Ferguson case
• 1-year-old Kansas child dies after being shot at his home
• One killed in bus crash on I-70 in western Kansas
• Update: Missouri lawmakers pass bill limiting jobless benefits
• UMKC receives $2 million gift for to build Free Enterprise Center
• Kansas City Symphony places musician on leave after child porn charge
• Weapon charge filed in KC homicide outside downtown nightclub
• After violence in March, the Kansas City Zoo will experiment with a new policy for free days
• Kansas City Symphony places musician on leave after child porn charge
• Devoted mother is mourned after her death in a domestic violence shooting
• Police investigate possible homicide at Northland apartment complex
• Police: 4-year-old pulled trigger of gun, killing little brother
• Winning numbers for Tuesday, April 29
• NASCAR’s Jamie McMurray sees no harm with drivers getting a little punchy
• High school results - April 29
• Troubling Trends: Red cards, penalties and late goals
• Liberty North, Lee's Summit West receive national baseball rankings
• For Kim Anderson, the path back to MU wasn’t a straight line
• Broker is hired to find a new use for abandoned Indian Springs Mall
• Vince & Associates Clinical Research plans a $5 million addition
• Tempest Storm will offer a peek at a life in burlesque at KC festival
• ‘Hobbit’ gets a new name; ‘Hard Day’s Night’ and ‘Ben-Hur’ get another chance in theaters
• Plenty of things to do to kick off summer season
• Mexican filmmaker Alfonso Cuaron calls out government over proposed energy overhaul
• Reseachers blast U.S. prison policies
• Keep beefing up Border Patrol? Some Arizona ranchers say no
• U.S. report offers grim portrait of Afghanistan’s future
• City Council to consider making Old Town an entertainment district
• As border security expands, complaints of abuse rise among Americans
• Donetsk referendum wording mentions neither Ukraine nor Russia
• Olathe-based Garmin Ltd. reports a surge in revenue and profits
• Sprint reportedly lining up financing for T-Mobile deal
• Royals manager Ned Yost gives struggling Mike Moustakas a vote of confidence
• Replay: Updates, stats from Wednesday night’s Royals-Blue Jays game
• Royals’ bats come alive late in 10-7 win over Blue Jays
• Elite basketball recruit Myles Turner picks Texas, spurning Kansas Jayhawks
• Kansas in the mix for last hot basketball prospect in 2014 recruiting class
• Claycomo starts production of Ford’s Transit
• Court agreement adds $77 million to HCA obligations in Health Midwest deal
• Kansas City Life reports a small increase in quarterly profits
• Charles W. Shields is named president and CEO of Truman Medical Centers
• Euronet earnings rise 33 percent
• K-State President Kirk Schulz helped craft change coming to college sports
• New Legends Outlets tenant will sell used cars
• Vietnamese-French bistro replacing Pho’ Hoa on Independence Avenue
• Rock & Brews, co-founded by Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley of Kiss, now open in Overland Park
• New Missouri coach Kim Anderson retains Tim Fuller, Jakeenan Gant
• Kim Anderson was one of three finalists for MU job
• Impatiens disease has hit the KC area