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March 25, 2015

• Kansas City Repertory Theatre puts a groovy new twist on ‘Hair’
• Kansas closer to allowing concealed gun carry with no permit
• Kansas City trying again to find new use for Kemper Arena
• KC mayoral candidates meet for first and only time
• Senator resigns as committee chair after his Facebook post linking Obama to Islamic State
• Charities snared in effort to limit power of Kansas unions
• Kansas abortion bill passes, would break new ground
• Jason Vargas returns to mound as Royals host Chicago White Sox
• Sean Payton: Saints traded Ben Grubbs to Chiefs because of salary-cap issues
• With an eye on player safety, NFL approves six rule changes
• Chiefs say safety Eric Berry is positive about his recovery from cancer
• 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 valued at $700 million by Forbes, a 43 percent increase from 2014
• Eilert extols Johnson County education opportunities
• Operators of Lenexa apartment complex settle federal discrimination claim
• Distracted teen drivers are an even bigger problem than previously thought, study finds
• Official: Bergdahl will be charged with desertion
• Fishing report for March 25
• Missouri woman pleads guilty to assaulting doorbell pranksters
• KC ranked third on Travel & Leisure’s list of ‘America’s best cities for food snobs’
• Charges filed in KC man’s Sunday night shooting death
• Jackson County Legislator Crystal Williams is fighting breast cancer
• TheChat: Ben Carson refers to President Obama as a 'psychopath'
• Two camels, two steers stolen in Columbia, Missouri
• Cardboard ‘Most Interesting Man’ fails as carpool-lane ruse
• Traffic reopening on westbound K-10 at Renner Road
• Man charged with injuring children on Lenexa playground
• Adidas reportedly declined to sign Michael Jordan to sponsorship deal in 1984
• Students collect awards at Greater KC Science and Engineering Fair
• GOP uses magic asterisk to claim balance for federal budget
• Boulevard Brewery is piling up victories in three different ‘beer brackets’
• Huge KC stormwater tax increase is not ready for ballot
• Readers sound off on liberals, Kansas, big oil
• Kansas City Road Works: Renner/K-10 ramp closures this weekend
• Movie theaters make big changes to lure people back to the big screens
• Updated: Kansas City man charged in death of wife
• NFL bans Patriots’ ineligible-receiver tactic
• Catch some sparks as new ‘Ignite KC’ campaign aims to sell city’s lively brand to tourists and meeting planners
• Independence police: Boy locked in basement ‘was in pretty bad shape’
• Kansan arrested in DC abortion protest
• 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
• 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
• Winning numbers for Tuesday, March 24
• Money Smart Month kicks off Saturday
• Country Club Plaza’s Zoës Kitchen opens Tuesday
• Yordano Ventura will start opening day for Royals
• Kansas City Star names Tony Berg its new vice president of advertising
• Visit KC celebrates Kansas City on #IgniteKC
• Feds investigate safety of Lumber Liquidators flooring
• Crowd-funding campaign launched for ‘Super Troopers’ sequel
• Wells Fargo cutting 1,000 jobs as it closes Milwaukee office
• Union vote set next month at Boeing’s South Carolina plants
• Act on this retired FBI agent’s cybersecurity advice
• Facebook is adding more ways to connect with Messenger app
• Zach Brown has developed into a contributor off the bench for Wichita State
• Kansas’ Brannen Greene not looking to transfer, father says
• Why isn’t English ivy coming back?
• How much fertilizer on each plant?
• It’s already time for crabgrass control