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March 17, 2015

• Mayor Sly James: Do what it takes to keep the entrepreneurial spirit growing in Kansas City
• Missouri Class 5 hoops state semifinals: Jaguars, Panthers and Blue Jays take aim
• Kansas City Plan Commission rejects diocese housing proposal
• Ephren Taylor II is sentenced to nearly 20 years in Ponzi scheme
• Future looks bright for state champion Barstow boys
• Trouble erupts at end of 2015 St. Patrick’s Day parade in Kansas City
• ‘Horn doctor’ Mike Corrigan makes Kansas City’s musical instruments well again
• Kansas moves closer to concealed carry without a permit
• Lawmakers weigh in on ‘net neutrality’
• Gowntown versus Capital City is a feud over local control in Missouri, Kansas
• Case for Jackson County gun crime court faces uphill fight in Missouri legislature
• Is Mitt Romney Ready to Fight Evander Holyfield?
• Ryan Madson OK with starting season in minors if he doesn’t make Royals bullpen
• Alex Gordon homers in Royals’ minor-league scrimmage
• Danny Duffy takes mound as Royals face Cubs
• Chris Young to make first start as Royal against Padres on Friday
• Fun-loving Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce ready for more responsibility
• Overland Park mortgage lender expands in new location
• A ‘nice neighborhood sports bar’ opens in Lenexa
• letters to the editor
• Barstow boys basketball team gets a shout-out from the White House after winning state title
• Baseball will no longer use paper ballots for All-Star voting
• Washington Post made emoji for every school in the NCAA Tournament
• Journal expresses concern about study that ranked UMKC No. 1
• Liberty Middle School principal resigns in the wake of bullying case
• Man is charged with assault after shooting by police officer in Kansas City
• Google Fiber reverses on now-or-never sign-ups in Kansas City
• Sporting KC midfielder Graham Zusi still fighting through pain in foot
• Chris Borland’s abrupt retirement from NFL another step toward enlightenment
• Bob Sigman: Kansans are wisely opposed to abandoning merit selection
• Cookbook Preview: Canal House authors take a seasonal approach to cooking with homemade vinegar
• Monday Poll results: Thoughts on the Big 12 Tournament home and the political landscape
• Snarky in the suburbs: A mother’s influence wanes? You’ll never convince my mother’s daughter
• Matt Keenan: Whose cellphone is ringing? I’m praying for plausible deniability
• Missouri inmate seeks execution reprieve for killing deputy
• Police deny using excessive force in Ferguson shooting arrest
• NAACP calls for more diversity in Johnson County government
• Kansas City man killed in Utah
• KC police looking for car in connection with teen’s killing
• Bee Cee’s BBQ serves up hickory-smoked meats in an Overland Park gas station
• Farm subsidies explode as food stamp program goes under the knife
• Business notes: Ikea honors two area charities
• KC Council should restore some funds to American Jazz Museum budget
• Sporting KC fitness coach Mateus Manoel suspended for entering field during Saturday’s match
• Medical supply store provides wide selection for customers
• Scenes from St. Patrick’s Day 2015 in Kansas City
• Overland Park council stands by plan to remove physical therapy pool
• No injuries in Overland Park condo fire that displaces five
• TheChat: Claire McCaskill winces over prospect of anybody reading her emails to her kids
• Cooler temps, strong winds to greet St. Patrick’s Day parade-goers
• Three dead inside Missouri home after police standoff
• Israelis vote in election weary of Netanyahu, wary of his rivals
• Winning numbers for Monday, March 16, 2015
• The Money Corner: Gearing up for summer camp
• Vineyard Vines opening on the Plaza
• Missouri’s Devin Mellon keeps wrestling in perspective
• Brandon Finnegan allows two runs in Royals’ 4-3 loss to Cubs
• Royals pitcher Yordano Ventura still working on mastering curveball, changeup
• Higher milk prices help KC-based Dairy Farmers of America
• Kansas City downtown riverfront development inches ahead
• West Side residential project gets a nod from the Kansas City Plan Commission
• In Kansas City rally, fast-food workers publicize on-the-job injuries
• Survey finds scant change in employer-sponsored health care plan enrollments
• Nissan’s 600-horsepower, $150,000 GT-R Nismo is the costliest 2015 vehicle to insure
• Kraft recalling boxes of macaroni and cheese
• KC-based Spring Insurance Solutions receives new financing
• Law professors make more than other professors, study says
• Crowley Furniture is back in Liberty
• Trader Joe’s recalls raw walnuts
• Missouri, Kansas State, Missouri State qualify for Women’s NIT basketball tourney
• New Mexico State coach Marvin Menzies pragmatic about team’s chances
• Huntford is a little bit country, a little bit rock ’n roll