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March 27, 2015

• High school results for March 26
• Kansas City on Tap
• Kansas City on Tap
• Two new faces are guaranteed on LS Board of Education
• Michael Sam: ‘I’m not the only gay person in the NFL’
• Dee Evans suspends campaign for KC’s 3rd District at-large
• Kansas’ Huelskamp, like Texas’ Cruz, uses the same Obamacare he loathes
• Kansas moving closer to issuing $1 billion or more in pension bonds
• A list of Royals over-under prop bets for the 2015 season
• Royals plan to bring all bullpen candidates to series in Houston
• Paulo Orlando has chance to break camp with Royals on Opening Day roster
• John Dorsey says Chiefs are giving Donald Stephenson ‘a clean slate’
• Clark Hunt: Chiefs have a coach and quarterback that can take them to Super Bowl
• From the small screen back to real life: a journey of healing
• Paulo Orlando starts for Alex Rios as Royals face Mariners
• Steve Metzler recalled as a tireless arts advocate
• Kansas bill would allow counties to vote on liquor sales
• Man guilty in killing of assistant Missouri Southern football coach
• Police release KCK wreck victim’s name
• Woman who posed as lawyer almost made partner
• Wichita State’s NCAA Tournament loss could mark end of a great era
• University of Oklahoma to disclose fraternity investigation findings
• Two forced to swim to safety after flash flood in Missouri
• Warships move in key strait as airstrikes widen in Yemen
• After chance of light snow, Kansas City area should see weekend warmup
• TheChat: Sen. Claire McCaskill offers Speaker John Boehner a hat tip
• Johnson County officers shut down Gardner area after a shooting
• The Conversation: Avid volunteer Marshaun Butler thrives in leadership roles
• Wichita East High School says special-needs student wasn't told to remove varsity letter
• TCU football coach shows off huge ring the team got for winning Big 12 title
• Former Independence police officer indicted in stun gun incident
• Capitol Watch: No place off limits for fretful Kansas and Missouri lawmakers
• F. Glenn Miller Jr.’s capital murder trial set for August
• Man sentenced to 30 years in Gladstone stabbing
• Mo Knows Hair: KC blogger Monica Stevens is making waves in natural hair community
• Olathe Northwest robots primed for fights ‘to the death’
• Kansas City, Kan., homicide victim identified
• Defendants in She’s A Pistol murder also charged in Raytown robberies
• Child killed in northern Missouri when SUV strikes horse-drawn buggy
• Awarded more playing time, Jimmy Medranda strives to reach potential with Sporting KC
• Amelia Island Concours honors legendary Sir Stirling Moss
• 2015 BENTLEY FLYING SPUR
• Infiniti of Kansas City helps sponsor fundraiser for those touched by cancer
• Ford is excited about launch this summer of redesigned 2016 Explorer SUV
• HANDS-ON CAREER
• Woman shot, killed by Gardner police in a disturbance call
• Kansas City man’s brother baffled by St. Louis area shooting spree
• Grain Valley man accused of rape, assault
• Kansas City firefighter charged with domestic assault
• Many Hickman Mills teachers to absorb pay cuts as district revamps salary schedule
• Readers sound off on airline crash, KCI, abortion
• Winning numbers for Thursday, March 26
• Novelist Ann Packer dives into family dynamics with ‘The Children’s Crusade’
• Memoir reviews: Life as NYPD cop; NPR’s Scott Simon and his mom
• Stocks close with slight gains, but still end the week lower
• Jury reaches verdict in Silicon Valley gender-bias lawsuit
• Hallmark Cards says revenues slipped 2% last year
• Steve Rosen: Don’t overlook higher education tax benefits
• Home construction in KC area picks up
• Week Ahead: March jobs report comes Friday
• Wichita State assistant Steve Forbes to leave for East Tennessee State job
• Four startups gain project backing from Digital Sandbox KC
• Apple CEO Tim Cook plans to give away most of his fortune
• Wichita State athletic director works with financial limits to keep basketball coach Gregg Marshall
• Wichita State’s season ends with 81-70 loss to Notre Dame in Sweet 16
• Kansas football assistant coaches will make close to $2.3 million in 2015
• KU’s Bill Self met with center Mike Thorne, Jr., who will transfer after graduation
• Kansas running back Taylor Cox granted another year of eligibility
• L.C.’s burgers are back, and Northland fans are delighted
• Arrowhead, Kauffman stadiums’ food service fires manager who aired violations
• Dick’s Sporting Goods to open in Independence Center
• Upgrades abound in Chapel Hill model homes for sale
• New model opens in Enclave of Sunset Hills
• Leabrooke Town Manor offers maintenance-provided lifestyle
• Breaking ground on Canyon Ridge in Lenexa
• Cottages of Cross Point Creek sees exciting activity