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March 24, 2015

• Panthers: ‘We changed Park Hill South basketball’
• Andrew Johnson: No one wins in school talk failure
• Senior’s late-season message resonates with Blue Springs South teammates
• Cavaliers are Division II national basketball champions!
• Liberty coach: ‘...I knew we could be something special’
• Obama, Afghan president to finalize plan for U.S. troop exit
• Federal official criticizes Brownback stance on food stamps
• Kansas Senate approves plan to control mental health drugs
• Boehner ‘baffled’ by reports Israel spied on U.S.-Iran talks
• KC mayoral candidates meet for first and only time
• Missouri audit faults AG Koster on lobbyist policy
• Source: Obama’s niece threatened before basketball game
• Charities snared in effort to limit power of Kansas unions
• Some Dems echo GOP’s ‘no compromise’ demand in primaries
• Video: Reaction to Royals on SI cover and more
• Chiefs expecting bigger — and better — tight end Travis Kelce in 2015
• With an eye on player safety, NFL approves six rule changes
• Chiefs coach Andy Reid says Dwayne Bowe is ‘misconstrued’
• With several additions, Chiefs prioritize competition on offensive line
• Coach Andy Reid likes Marcus Mariota, even if Chiefs can’t draft him
• Angelina Jolie’s decision to remove ovaries touches on problem many women face
• Residents, officers mingle over coffee
• Bishop Miege’s Bol Bol is among the people in the Name of the Year bracket
• Royals are on cover of Sports Illustrated’s baseball preview
• King Louie project looks better with a second look
• Spring has sprung, so send us your photos
• TheChat: Ben Carson refers to President Obama as a 'psychopath'
• Police officer charged with killing unarmed driver
• Grandview business owner pleads guilty in $3 million extortion scheme
• Delectable Bundt cakes are beautiful without the fuss
• Sporting KC sends midfielder Lopez to USL affiliate OKC Energy FC
• Traffic reopening on westbound K-10 at Renner Road
• Independence women charged with locking 10-year-old child in basement without food
• The Living Room opens its spring season with psychological drama ‘Equus’
• Movie theaters make big changes to lure people back to the big screens
• As Islamic State group issues hit list, Whiteman urges troops to protect online identity
• Monday Poll results: Coffee yes, conversation a bit muddy
• Therese Park: Pingpong creates a U.N. on a miniature scale
• Stacey Hatton: A heartfelt hug is what safety feels like
• Emily Parnell: Dear son: Good things always take work
• Family donates 42 acres for park around streamway trail
• Editorial: Strong school leaders needed in stormy times
• Arts events are springing up all across the April calendar
• 2 things you need to know about Ted Cruz TODAY
• Readers share thoughts on health care, Medicare, poverty
• Murder charge filed in Olathe killing
• Kansas commune leader gets life terms for murder, sexual exploitation
• Detroit eviction officers find woman’s body in freezer
• Police track suspect through his Snapchat messages
• Soaring costs of KC’s pension plans squeeze residents, employees
• Denise Snodell: Car rental agreements are a license to fret
• Snarky in the Suburbs: Behind every extra kid glomming onto a family, there’s a free-range parent
• Blue Valley West team has science nationals in its sights
• Camelot Court makeover underway in Leawood
• KCK police seek sexual assault suspects posing as bondsmen
• One person in custody following Northland homicide
• KC firefighters rescue man from burning home
• Adrian Peterson’s agent says return to Vikings not in running back’s ‘best interests’
• Overland Park investment firm sold to RCS Capital
• Israel denies spying on U.S.-Iran talks
• Utah brings back the firing squad, so how does it work?
• Olathe engineering firm expands in Texas
• Winning numbers for Tuesday, March 24
• Antitrust lawsuit against AMC moves forward
• KC philanthropist, supporter of arts Steve Metzler dies
• New owner for Great Wolf Resorts
• Perceptive Software’s owner makes $1 billion acquisition
• Photo booth business a perfect fit for two Johnson County women
• Employers share responses to Obamacare
• H&M sees strong profit, sales as market share increases
• Former BV Northwest star Clayton Custer to transfer from Iowa State
• The Money Corner: Wedding gifts 101
• Brookridge redevelopment plan sparks emotions at Overland Park meeting
• Brian Flynn makes sizable first impression in first Royals camp
• Lawrence man sentenced in million-dollar synthetic marijuana case
• Emporia State reaches NCAA Division II women’s basketball semifinals
• K-State dismisses Marcus Foster and Tre Harris; Jevon Thomas will transfer
• Restaurant inspections for March 24
• Report: Tim Fuller will not return to Missouri basketball staff