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March 31, 2015

• Mindy Corporon: How to heal and make a ripple by reaching out
• A day-by-day guide to April events
• Dish With Gish: Pigging out on Kansas City’s pork tenderloins
• Police to discuss Schweich spokesman Spence Jackson’s suicide note
• As re-election looms, Mayor Sly James gives an upbeat speech on the state of Kansas City
• Indiana Gov. Pence wants changes to religious-objections law
• Kansas Democratic lawmaker faces complaint over racially charged comments
• White House: Iran nuke talks could continue beyond deadline
• Liberal Dems, GOP hope Warren runs for president
• Schweich spokesman Spence Jackson feared unemployment, suicide note says
• Pitcher Joe Blanton accepts Royals assignment to Class AAA Omaha
• Royals release shortstop Rafael Furcal from minor-league deal
• De Soto school candidates seek to ease discord, deal with growth
• Shawnee mayoral race has a familiar ring
• Mission Hills City Council: Four focus on quality of life
• Lake Quivira mayoral race runs at low volume
• Development, revenue, roads get attention in Shawnee City Council races
• Business notes: Shawnee senior living facility sold
• Roeland Park candidates stress commitment to neighbors and city’s future
• Technology and state funding issues take center stage for Shawnee Mission school candidates
• Olathe school district’s finances top list of issues for candidates
• The Star’s recommendations to boost Missouri school districts on Election Day
• Johnson County spring election guide 2015
• Baby chimp makes his debut at the Kansas City Zoo
• Stacey Hatton: Beach spring break is an eye-closing experience
• Emily Parnell: What’s in a name? These recipes take food to new levels
• Youngsters get close look at city government
• Matt Keenan: Squirreling away a good life
• Editorial: Pick incumbents in Olathe and Overland Park
• Monday Poll results: How should KC regulate ‘ride-hailing’ services like Uber and Lyft?
• Overland Park council hopefuls list their top priorities for city
• Pho Good serves noodle soup and other Vietnamese specialties in Shawnee
• Steve Rose: Education races are critical to county’s continued success
• A host of issues and candidates fill the April 7 ballot in Johnson County
• Voters to fill two positions on water board
• Spring Hill council candidate focuses on digital infrastructure
• Johnson County Community College board of trustees: Candidates hope to chart the path ahead amid changing times for colleges
• Gardner City Council: In crowded field, hopefuls tout experience, integrity
• Eight square off for De Soto City Council
• Kansas City police seek tips in 2012 slaying
• Debris closes westbound I-70 near Kansas Speedway
• Pharmacy association dissuades members from providing drugs for lethal injections
• Troopers make big pot bust in KCK
• A mix of veterans and newcomers vie for three spots on the Olathe council
• Incumbent mayor cites Olathe as ‘truly special’ place; challenger touts a ‘different type of leadership’
• Gardner-Edgerton school board candidates pledge to smooth tensions after turmoil involving administrators
• Edgerton City Council: Hopefuls tout goals
• Olathe retirement community to undergo $11 million expansion
• Time suck alert: Google turns its maps into Pac-Man game
• Indianapolis Star uses entire front page to call for law protecting gays, lesbians
• Cincinnati Reds will have suite for nursing mothers at their ballpark
• ‘Recipe for disaster’: Big rigs often go faster than tires can handle
• Crash along southbound I-435 in Kansas City closes highway
• The Rolling Stones are headed to Arrowhead Stadium in June
• Wife of suspect in Henry County kidnapping helped investigators find him
• Two people are killed in crash of small plane in Linn County, Kan.
• New technology and recipes with bolder flavors are making slow cookers a hip choice
• Graham Zusi will miss Sporting KC’s match Sunday because of hamstring injury
• Boulevard’s Tank 7 is big winner in Washington Post’s Beer Madness competition
• TheChat: Missouri remembers Spence Jackson
• Snarky in the Suburbs: In the high stakes world of egg-hunting, these parents play by their own rules
• Eat for Life recipe: Hearts of palm dress up this salad
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, March 30
• A new venture, The Bunker KC, seeks to help veterans who become entrepreneurs
• H&R Block eliminates 90 jobs, mostly at its Kansas City headquarters
• Kansas City fast-food labor protests will join national rallies planned for April 15
• Ceva Animal Health becomes a new tenant in the Hunt Midwest SubTropolis
• Tighter credit may mean a weaker economy, economist says
• Harvesters is sponsoring a canned food drive in April
• Sprint settles investor lawsuit for $131 million
• IBM to invest $3 billion in ‘Internet of Things’ unit
• McDonald’s to test all-day breakfast
• Transfer target Mike Thorne Jr. sets visit to Kansas
• The Money Corner: Is your savings plan still on track?
• Pitcher Luke Hochevar will begin season on disabled list for Royals
• Baseball takes notice of Royals’ playoff blueprint
• Dodgers’ Clayton Kershaw is baseball’s highest-paid player
• Alex Gordon is tops on list of Royals salaries
• Royals’ projected payroll ranks 16th in baseball
• Mike Moustakas launches grand slam as the Royals down Rangers, 11-7
• USC A.D. Pat Haden skips Indiana meeting because of religious-objection law
• Amazon unveils ‘Dash,’ a button that can order products instantly
• Retail development in Mission nears completion
• Update: Doughnut Lounge for Westport
• Missouri’s Johnathan Williams III will transfer
• Missouri athletic director Mike Alden to relinquish duties April 27, will receive $432,000
• Missouri to pay assistant basketball coach Tim Fuller nearly $100,000 in buyout
• Reports say Missouri’s Johnathan Williams III considering a transfer
• Private fishing lake on 39 acres with rental Income in Clay County
• It’s time to prune roses