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March 23, 2015

• Tourists flocking to Cuba ‘before the Americans come’
• Chiefs owner Clark Hunt thinks NFL will have at least one team in Los Angeles
• High school results for March 23
• New Kansas school finance plan would link student success to state funding
• Supreme Court to take up Confederate flag license plates case
• Overland Park initiatives to take aim at suburban decay
• Brandon Finnegan ticketed for Class AA Northwest Arkansas to resume working as a starter
• Ned Yost expects Royals to carry seven relievers in bullpen on Opening Day
• Omar Infante to play second base in Cactus League for first time this spring
• Good offseason continues for Chiefs with announcement of compensatory picks
• Manager Ned Yost appreciates Royals’ focus as season approaches
• Comedian Rob Riggle to speak at next month’s KC sports awards banquet
• Technology to close distance between foster children, therapists in rural Kansas
• Hard-liners ‘remarkably quiet’ about Iran nuclear talks Iran deal
• KC Pet Project raising funds to improve animal shelter
• War stories to be told at KC library
• Overland Park man bitten by shark in Hawaii back home
• Kansas landmarks ‘Go Orange’ for safety
• Kansas City’s police board needs a new member to serve the public
• Readers share views on Israel, schools, marijuana
• Man killed Sunday in Kansas City, Kan., wreck
• Man dies in wrong-way crash in Kansas City, North
• After stormy night, first severe weather of year possible for Kansas City
• Robert Durst back in court for hearing on weapons charges
• Kansas City homicide victim identified
• Independence Center shooting lawsuit settled
• Sporting KC yet to reach transfer deals for Erik Palmer-Brown, Rafael van der Vaart
• Clayton police find no evidence of a whispering campaign against Tom Schweich
• Friends rally behind Royals fan Jimmy Faseler, who was shot
• Sources: NFL hires former ATF chief to oversee player discipline
• Former NFL All-Pro Darren Sharper pleads guilty to sexual assault, receives nine-year prison sentence
• Missouri State searching for naked man on campus
• NFL owners vote to suspend TV blackout rule for 2015
• It may be a new prison, but nearby KC businesses love it
• Kansas City debate duo finds voice fighting sexism
• The Fonz, er, actor Henry Winkler is Wichita State’s newest fan
• Vital community college boards in Johnson, Wyandotte counties need strong leaders
• It’s been a bad week in KC for allergies — again
• Still kicking: 80-year-old martial arts instructor has a black belt and a heart of gold
• Lenexa police investigate park rampage that injured kids
• TheChat: Here comes Ted Cruz
• Winning numbers for Monday, March 23
• Cheap energy hits Kansas City Southern’s outlook, stock price
• Have a Hotel Muehlebach story?
• Spinach products recalled because of possible listeria contamination
• Billions in tax breaks are going to just a few U.S. companies, researchers find
• Day after round-of-32 exit, Jayhawks turn attention to future, frontcourt
• Report says Alabama wants Wichita State’s Gregg Marshall as coach
• Omar Infante doesn’t get chance to test arm as he returns to second base for Royals
• Edinson Volquez continues spring struggles as Royals fall to Giants, 8-3
• Jury wants 50 years for Lawrence woman who killed roommate
• Emporia State women return to NCAA Division II tournament Elite Eight
• Trio to open escape-room game business in River Market
• Missouri rises to No. 23 in Collegiate Baseball poll
• Missouri gymnastics qualifies for NCAA regional for first time since 2012
• University of Idaho to get $1.3 million from Mizzou for 2017 football game