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March 18, 2015

• This week in Kansas City: Bob Seger, the Greater Kansas City Home Show, Corey Holcomb and Marty Stuart
• Tuberculosis tests at Olathe Northwest High School confirm 27 more cases
• Shakespeare’s ‘Merchant of Venice’ returns after a long hiatus
• Kansas panel considers limits on public workers’ bargaining
• U.S. sets new record for denying, censoring government files
• Kansas City Council panel narrowly approves small liquor card changes
• Scott Walker aide quits after questioning Iowa’s role in campaign
• Donald Trump launching presidential exploratory committee
• Edinson Volquez squares off with Brewers for Royals
• Royals say they’re not ready to make decision on Brandon Finnegan
• Royals send prospects Raul Mondesi, Bubba Starling, 10 others to minor-league camp
• Chiefs G.M. John Dorsey happy with offseason moves
• Fishing report for March 19
• NASCAR’s Joey Logano rides in Batmobile with Jeff Dunham
• In disclosure bill, Congress could shed some light on presidential libraries
• U.S. 69 will close for several hours Friday for bridge demolition
• Gunmen kill at least 20 at museum in Tunisian capital
• After DNA testing, charges are filed in 2006 Kansas City rape case
• In lawsuit, ACLU says the First Amendment protects anonymous political speech
• Brother of slain deputy witnesses killer’s execution in Missouri
• Missouri bill would cut access to welfare benefits
• Water boil advisory in effect for part of southern Kansas City
• Readers share views on the Keystone pipeline, Kansas and school funding
• Frats are finding themselves under fire for bad behavior
• Man arrested in deaths of ‘Food Network Star’ finalist, husband
• Chance of rain in Wednesday’s forecast for Kansas City
• Cecil Clayton, 74, is executed in Missouri for the 1996 killing of a sheriff’s deputy
• Missouri man charged with threatening to shoot Obama
• Lincoln assassination artifacts reunited at Ford’s Theatre
• Letter sent to White House tests ‘tentatively’ positive for cyanide
• TheChat: Peter Kinder calls Justice Department racist
• From bacon to Guinness: How St. Patrick’s Day revelers spent their day in Westport
• King Louie reuse should boost Johnson County
• One dead, five wounded in suburban Phoenix shootings
• Former KC lawyer on the list for auditor, Democrats say
• March Madness: fundraisers and where to watch
• Winning numbers for Tuesday, March 17
• Starbucks steps into the conversation about race
• Contest spotlights women-friendly and family-friendly products and services
• Target matches Wal-Mart’s pay raise to $9 an hour
• Fed: No rate hike until job market improves, inflation rises
• Northwest Missouri Bearcats come up short in NCAA Division II regional final
• Money Matters: Spring cleaning includes your finances too
• Nerdery puts out call for Overnight Website Challenge
• As Explorer loses ground, Microsoft readies a new Web browser
• T-Mobile offers new plans for smaller businesses
• Previews, tip times and TV channels for Thursday’s NCAA Tournament games
• At 74, no career end in sight for SMU’s Larry Brown
• SMU coach says Kentucky fit for NBA playoffs
• Columbia police close investigation into alleged rape of former Missouri swimmer
• KU hopes for a healthy Perry Ellis in NCAA Tournament
• Arhaus furniture sets May opening in Leawood
• ‘Scout Shack’ to benefit the Boy Scouts at Kansas City Home Show
• Outdoor living featured at this year’s 67th Annual Kansas City Home Show
• It’s March, so it’s potato planting time