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March 20, 2015

• Long-shuttered church building soon will be reborn as a home for agencies and offices
• Park Hill South upsets top-ranked Chaminade, will face Blue Springs South in state championship game
• Liberty girls win at the buzzer to advance to Missouri Class 5 championship game
• Blue Springs South advances to Missouri Class 5 state championship game
• U.S. will provide $200 million to Kansas and nine other states to help food stamp recipients find jobs
• Kansas Senate passes bill requiring universities to publicize grads’ salaries, debt
• Council approves $1.75 million settlement in aviation lawsuit
• Kansas City’s Rumor Page supposedly aims to correct the record, but some call it spin
• Ex-FBI agent charged with 64 counts in drug tampering case
• Budget spat leaves House GOP leaders facing new discord
• Bill protecting campus religious groups passes Kansas Senate
• Video: Andy McCullough on Royals camp, March Madness
• Projecting the Royals’ 25-man roster for Opening Day
• Chris Young to face old team as Royals play Padres
• Alex Gordon set to make Cactus League debut for Royals on Saturday
• Tim Collins hopes to return from Tommy John surgery by next spring training
• ‘Jam on the Vine’ takes readers to 1920s Kansas City
• ‘Young Skins’ vividly captures small-town Ireland
• People are already pumped up about Kansas-Wichita State game
• Major League Baseball plans to start every season-finale game at the same time
• West Virginia athletic department pokes fun at President Obama
• The Monday Poll: Share your thoughts on Starbucks’ race initiative
• Gritty win over Hoosiers puts Shockers right where they want to be
• Art installation explores a neighborhood lost in Kansas City
• U.S. tightens rules for chemical disclosure in fracking
• Some cars – but not many – go green on St. Patrick’s Day
• 2015 Kia Sedona SXL: The versatile minivan is far from being dead
• KC man sentenced for hammer attack on blind woman
• Victim of KCK homicide identified
• Blue Springs man not guilty of murder in shooting deaths of young couple
• Man drowns in Indian Creek, another rescued
• Readers share views on Waldo apartments, guns and earthquakes
• Local Mazda dealerships contribute more than $25,000 to KU Cancer Center
• 1961 Corvair 95 Rampside: Raytown man enjoys driving, working on his unique-looking truck
• Man charged in Jackson County with giving methadone to 1-year-old boy
• Former employee accused of theft from KCK Catholic archdiocese
• Bad behavior at fraternities has some questioning the system
• Man pleads to manslaughter in Leavenworth shooting death
• Ford’s KC Assembly Plant celebrates F-150 production start
• GOP’s Hancock inches toward an exit, as calls mount for him to step aside
• Murder trial testimony: Hernandez co-defendants acted oddly
• Sporting KC still getting used to new lineup
• More names surface in push to name new Missouri auditor
• Off-duty police in fatal wrong-way crash had left strip club
• KC police discount kidnap report
• Two NC State fraternities suspended amid sex assault investigations
• Sporting KC loans goalkeeper Jon Kempin to San Antonio of the NASL
• Ring of light: Total eclipse over Svalbard islands in Arctic
• Preliminary hearing set in girl’s death in Branson
• Missouri student suspended over ‘American Sniper’ remarks
• Weather delays demolition of center pier of Fairfax Bridge
• ‘Merchant’ is hit-and-miss comedy with a serious theme
• Multibridge project along I-70 in KCK will get underway
• Winning numbers for Friday, March 20
• Stocks rise on rebound in oil and strong company results
• Report finds income inequality narrowing in Kansas City
• Magazine publisher Meredith finds success focusing on women
• Kansas City area jobless rate at 5.9% in January, down from 6.3% a year ago
• Animal healthcare company sold
• New CEO at St. Mary’s in Blue Springs
• Graco fined $10 million for slowness in telling parents of car seat flaw
• GoDaddy seeks up to $2.87 billion valuation in IPO
• World Cup turned $337 million profit in 2014
• Readorama: Young Civil War general Godfrey Weitzel was no slacker
• Plot embers swirl in ‘Church of Marvels’
• Erik Larson’s ‘Dead Wake’ is graphic, but not gripping
• Kansas moves on to face Wichita State with 75-56 win over New Mexico State
• Kansas finds the range from long range against New Mexico State
• KU notebook: Perry Ellis says ‘It felt great out there,’ but coach Bill Self looks for more
• Game between Shockers, Jayhawks will get a big buildup
• Some KU, Wichita State fans cheer on both sides Friday, but not on Sunday
• Wichita State’s Darius Carter responds well to getting popped in the mouth
• Previews, tip times and TV channels for Saturday’s NCAA Tournament games
• Replay: Live coverage of KU and Wichita State games in Omaha
• The week ahead: Fresh signals on the housing market
• Chris Young, Luke Hochevar dominate in 6-1 Royals victory over Padres
• At Alabama-Birmingham, football is in hoop team’s thoughts
• Johnson County Community College women reach NJCAA Division II championship game
• Kickstarter campaign for Columbus Park Ramen Shop
• Yard House opening April 25 in P&L District
• Mizzou slips to fifth in team standings at national wrestling championships
• Tickets on sale for 2015 CBE Hall of Fame Classic
• Home Show features design solutions from area builders, designers
• No travel required to vacation at Cedar Creek