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March 28, 2015

• Kansas City man of letters James McKinley dies at 79
• KC political consultant Jeff Roe rides out backlash to Tom Schweich suicide
• Royals release infielder Ryan Roberts, cut roster to 35
• Terrance Gore suffers broken jaw in minor-league game, Royals manager Ned Yost says
• Danny Duffy gets chance to bat as Royals face Diamondbacks
• Royals trade minor-league pitcher Angel Baez to Astros for cash considerations
• Former Chiefs tight end Sean McGrath isn’t alone as other young NFL players retire
• Wisconsin’s victory dance is loathsome but we can’t look away
• Support for Wichita East special-needs basketball player comes from across the nation
• Patriots quarterback Tom Brady jumped off a cliff
• Steve Kraske: Remember the name Eric Greitens
• ‘Hair’ at KC Rep soars to unexpected heights
• Guest conductor Carlos Kalmar, pianist Yevgeny Sudbin join KC Symphony for energetic performance
• Unbeaten Kentucky shows it is tough enough to win even when it isn’t perfect
• Well into 2015, KC families hope for answers to unsolved homicides of 2014
• Reservoir monsters lurk in Missouri
• KC youth hockey getting a boost with new umbrella organization
• Asbestos lawsuit over Jackson County Courthouse seeks millions
• Collaboration of KC professionals mend broken children
• Independence police seek help in pursuing hit-and-run case
• Authorities in KCK ask for help finding woman, 56
• That wasn’t just any KC police officer arresting hit-run suspect
• Family wanted: Patricia, Tyler and Jacob hope for a home
• Cass County authorities arrest two after chase
• Sporting KC beats New York City FC 1-0 at Yankee Stadium for season’s first win
• Kansas City mother accused of abuse tied to her baby’s death
• Darryl Levings: 40 years of fatherhood, manliness and journalism
• No truce in Kansas education battle as block grants plan keeps many districts on edge
• Pick up the pace on building Rock Island Trail across Missouri
• Missouri takes stock in paddlefish
• Wichita East student’s petition for special-needs student recognition draws more than 27,000 signatures
• GSA completes office move to downtown Kansas City
• It’s time to bash trash in Missouri
• Readorama: Julius Caesar assassination was calculated and grisly
• Owner of Outland Furnishings in KC turns whiskey barrels into furniture
• Stack of books about Lincoln keeps growing 150 years after his assassination
• Cynthia Billhartz Gregorian: I made a pysanka, and I am amazed
• Winning lottery numbers for Saturday, March 28
• Wisconsin heads to Final Four with 85-78 win over Arizona
• Sunday’s NCAA Tournament Elite Eight previews
• Saturday’s NCAA Tournament Elite Eight previews, game times, TV information
• Michigan State advances to Elite Eight by knocking out Oklahoma
• Joe Blanton unsure whether he’ll opt out of Royals minor-league deal
• Rick Barnes made Texas coaching job great, now he’s out
• Missouri men swim to program-best finish at NCAA national meet
• Missouri baseball, softball notch top-10 wins
• Hunt Midwest Residential has new home inventory to meet demand
• Communities of Piper Lake provide tranquil living
• Family-friendly homes in premier communities available from Rodrock Homes
• Stonebridge Village offers distinctive homes, stress-free living
• Lake living in Loch Lloyd
• Your kids will thank you for buying at Cider Mill Ridge at The National