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April 1, 2015

• Jean Peters Baker: Public safety threat involving Missouri firearms must be fixed
• All-Suburban Gold Conference boys basketball team
• All-Suburban Red Conference boys basketball team
• All-Eastern Kansas League girls basketball team
• All-Eastern Kansas League boys basketball team
• Theater for all tastes on tap in April on Kansas City-area stages
• This weekend in Kansas City: First Friday at the Ballet, ‘The Sing-Off’ Live, Sporting KC and KC Design Week continues
• All-Suburban White Conference boys basketball team
• All-Suburban Blue Conference boys basketball team
• ‘Living wage’ issue sparks an impassioned debate at KC’s City Hall
• Kansas lawmakers negotiate a tuition freeze
• Missouri House advances beer growler sales bill
• Indiana debate exposes Republican divisions
• Chris Christie spars with teacher at town hall meeting
• Kansas House panel takes up complaint against KCK lawmaker for racism accusation
• Yordano Ventura faces Dodgers in Cactus League finale
• Susan Vollenweider: When sibling rivalry ages
• Kansas City submits bids to keep Big 12 Tournament, land Copa America games
• To your health: Kansas City has a new focus on well-being
• A day after missing deal deadline, Iran nuclear talks resume
• Sporting KC loans Saad Abdul-Salaam to San Antonio
• Engineers make strides with exoskeleton boot that eases walking
• Police seek public’s help after puppy is stolen at gunpoint in Lenexa
• Kansas City needs simple rules to let Uber, Lyft and others compete for passengers
• Steve Bough investiture ceremony attracts who’s who of KC and MO legal community
• Tuberculosis tests to be offered to 75 more contacts at Olathe Northwest High School
• Two plead guilty in interstate prostitution case
• Grass fire in Cass County under control; Missouri 2 is reopening
• Merriam man sentenced for rape attempt
• Victims in Kansas plane crash are two Kansas City area men
• Statues return to J.C. Nichols Fountain as reopening approaches
• SUV crashes into shed, killing sleeping man, pregnant woman
• ‘Peter and the Starcatcher’ at the Kauffman Center is a witty diversion
• Strong winds, thunderstorms likely in Kansas City area
• At pet-happy Stephens College, some dogs and cats come with a scholarship
• Former Royals reliever Aaron Crow needs Tommy John surgery
• Kids fishing find man’s body in St. Joseph pond
• Arrowhead Stadium plays host to soccer fiesta, but the party gets out of hand
• 6-year-old’s fast action saves Missouri man from burning home
• TheChat: Brandon Ellington decries the low number of Ferguson-related bills churning through the Legislature
• The best (and worst) April Fool’s Day jokes from the sports world
• Facebook baseball map shows growth of Royals’ fanbase from a year ago
• ‘Falcon cams’ in KC area will allow the public to watch eggs hatch and chicks feed
• Broad new push for health is urged for Kansas City
• Winning numbers for Tuesday, March 31
• Some McDonald’s workers will get a raise
• Sporting KC teams up with Black & Veatch for STEM education program
• National Beef Packing Co. will expand at KCI office building
• Two more reports signal slower economic growth
• Barkley names Jason Elm as its new creative director
• Kansas City startup offers a social network website for athletes
• The IRS isn't joking ... don’t be fooled by phone scams
• Diane Stafford: How to speak up when the group disagrees
• SkillPath acquires National Seminars Training from Rockhurst University
• Money Matters: When it comes to finances, don’t always follow the script
• Jeremy Guthrie pitches six strong innings, Royals beat Padres 4-1
• As spring training ends, Royals still seek answers on opening-day roster
• Rusty Kuntz still pointing Royals in the right direction
• Missouri kicker Andrew Baggett might also be Tigers’ punter next season
• KU freshman Kelly Oubre Jr. will enter NBA Draft
• KU football no longer scheduled to play home-and-home with Hawaii
• Spin pizza opening in the Northland
• When will my hydrangeas bud?