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April 9, 2014

• Man’s death in downtown parking garage believed to be suicide
• All-Sunflower League boys basketball team
• All-Eastern Kansas League boys basketball team
• Voters favor many ballot issues in Missouri
• Lawmakers seek prosecution of ex-IRS official Lois Lerner
• Eileen Weir is elected mayor in Independence
• Kansas City voters overwhelmingly approve all five ballot questions
• Mansur and Hartsfield win at-large seats for KC school board; Robinson ousts Jackson in 4th Subdistrict
• Results from Tuesday’s elections in Missouri
• Hickman Mills elects school board members despite smear campaign
• Comic Bill Maher, who performs Sunday at the Midland, is known for making waves
• The good news and bad news in Royals minor leagues Tuesday
• High school results - April 8
• Pope Francis, Koch brothers, preventing child abuse
• Communities not prepared for risks of crude oil train derailments, Congress told
• Water is the magic word as Californians lobby Congress for aid
• BuzzChatter Wednesday: Justus touts rewrite of MO criminal code
• O’Hara seeking state Senate seat in southern JoCo
• KC convention bid gets potential $5 million boost from taxpayers
• Tea party Senate candidate Milton Wolf gets $100K in Medicare payments in 2012
• Government watch | Reimal remains passionate about northwest Independence
• Missouri House endorses funeral protest law change
• Trial set for 2015 in suit over Kansas voter ID law
• Suspect in custody after Pennsylvania school stabbings
• Multi-vehicle crash temporarily closes I-435 near Front Street
• Trial set for 2015 in lawsuit over Kansas voter ID law
• Risk of grass fires high across much of Kansas City area today
• This month's Kansas Relays to be held at new Rock Chalk Park
• Allen Fieldhouse, Arrowhead Stadium make GQ’s list of 12 best sports pilgrimages
• Missouri Medicaid may restore adult dental care
• WWE announces death of Hall of Famer Ultimate Warrior
• Chiefs to play Bengals, Vikings at home and at Carolina, Green Bay in preseason
• KC police ID teen fatally shot Sunday night
• Miami County crash kills motorcyclist
• KC-based Folk Alliance International announces new executive director
• Escaping the grip of police, man plunges from Heart of America Bridge into Missouri River
• Deadly swine virus spreads to Missouri and Kansas
• As a Kansas City detective is honored in the Shawn Ratigan case, diocese is castigated
• Julia Louis-Dreyfus jokingly blames 'Veep' sidekick for flub on naked Rolling Stone cover
• KC police add new cases to probe of highway shootings
• Without Tiger Woods, this is a Masters like no other
• Brownback lauds parts of school finance bill, won’t comment on teachers’ due process
• Letters to the editor
• Parents’ bittersweet question: When do their tastes meet ours?
• Indianapolis developer pursuing $125 million downtown apartment plan
• Kansas City is poised to abandon Bainbridge Apartments condemnation effort
• Bill would have FDA decide on labeling genetically modified food
• Royals recall infielder Johnny Giavotella, activate reliever Louis Coleman
• Replay from Wednesday's Royals-Rays game
• Mike Moustakas ends zero-for-21 start with ninth-inning single
• Tampa Bay Rays prevail over Royals 1-0 in pitchers’ duel
• Gordon, Guthrie, Giavotella spark Royals’ 7-3 win over Rays
• NASCAR’s Carl Edwards shows his speed with first pitch at Royals-Rays game
• Yordano Ventura stays in control in season debut
• KU’s Joel Embiid to follow Andrew Wiggins into NBA Draft
• In current college sports reality, Joel Embiid had no choice than to enter NBA Draft
• Kansas' new offensive coordinator aims to maximize talent on hand
• Kansas center Joel Embiid to announce decision Wednesday on his future
• Create a financial spring-cleaning list
• Three new restaurants rise in the Southland
• Another national championship for Huskies as UConn women beat Notre Dame
• Downtown’s Los Corrals opening a Gladstone restaurant
• Jose Pepper’s to open in Briarcliff Village
• Independence Center adds new retailers, restaurants
• Earnest Ross sought protection order against former MU basketball teammate Zach Price
• Lee’s Summit’s Drew Lock holds the key for one college football program
• Injuries take a toll on Missouri football practice
• U.S. uses ‘diplospeak’ to evade tough truths on Ukraine, other crises