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April 7, 2014

• U.S. Supreme Court refuses to hear challenge of Missouri’s execution protocol
• White House defends its own wage gap as Obama focuses on equal pay for women
• Senate approves extension in jobless aid, but House forecast is cloudy
• Kansas lawmakers pass school finance bill merging funding equity with education reforms
• With funds restored, Kansas City’s film office will roll again
• Duffy pitches well in season debut in Class AAA Omaha
• Monday’s lineup for game 1 against Tampa Bay
• Royals place relievers Tim Collins and Francisley Bueno on the disabled list
• Royals’ minor-league team turns triple play (video)
• FC Kansas City announces opening day roster
• Minimum wage, needed stoplight,
• Crude oil trains revive Philadelphia refineries but deliver new risks
• Graves: Tax credit was not requested for his Capitol Hill home
• BuzzChatter Monday: Bush’s painting style scrutinized
• Voters, not big-money donors, still have the final say in politics
• Pilot, passenger injured as small plane crashes in Lee’s Summit
• Kansas testing pushes on despite problems
• Missouri House panel to review student transfer legislation
• Teen found fatally shot in front of Kansas City house
• Johnson County jury awards $2.88 million in malpractice case against pain clinic
• Police ID man stabbed to death during fight over a woman
• Sexting investigations underway at 2 Missouri schools
• Family of baby with rare cancer is amazed by global support for Plunge for Landon
• Hollywood icon Mickey Rooney dead at age 93
• KU grad students are concerned work hours might be reduced by health care rules
• April Fool’s prank on college professor goes viral (with video)
• Distraught Miley Cyrus sings to giant replica of her dead dog (with video)
• Wichita State’s Gregg Marshall earns another award
• AT&T reports U-verse service running normally
• ‘History Chicks’ bring personality to a dusty subject
• Carondelet Health appoints interim CEO
• Ex-massage parlor worker thanks her federal accusers
• Bates County couple plead not guilty in marijuana case
• Kansas singer Kaleigh Glanton is eliminated on ‘The Voice’
• FAA investigators examine airplane crash in Lee’s Summit
• KC police say 13 shootings aimed at drivers in one month could be connected
• Best Bites: Banh mi at Eat Me Gourmet
• Middle of the Map Fest ends in all-day showcase of music styles, performances
• 2014 Acura MDX AWD Advance
• Inflating streetcars’ economic effect isn’t helpful
• Federal Reserve Bank kicks off Money Smart Month with ‘El Machete’
• Replay: Tweets and stats from Monday's Royals-Rays game
• Former K-State star Mitch Richmond makes Naismith Hall of Fame
• Kentucky center Willie Cauley-Stein to miss national title game with ankle injury
• The young ones
• NCAA championship game preview: (8) Kentucky vs. (7) Connecticut
• Ryan Boatright’s defensive ability a big part of UConn’s NCAA run
• Port Fonda’s Patrick Ryan to help revamp Power & Light venue
• Tiger Tail Saloon opens downtown in former Stables spot
• Restaurant and grocery store health inspections for April 7
• Mizzou receiver Dorial Green-Beckham suspended for unspecified violation
• Why aren't my tulips blooming this year?
• Green Giants look dead - are they?