April 11, 2015
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High school results for April 11
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Missouri lawmakers ponder tax that funds Kansas City public transit
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Jeremy Guthrie makes first start of 2015 season as Royals face Angels
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Chiefs safety Eric Berry, battling cancer, visits Family Day practice at Tennessee
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Readers share views on President Barack Obama, girls basketball and TV news
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The Classical Beat: Lyric Opera’s ‘Tosca’ and Harriman-Jewell concert provide full dose of Puccini
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Soon Kansas will require no permit, or training, to carry concealed handguns
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21-year-old Jordan Spieth still in command at Masters
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Muslim cleric: Man accused in bombing plot is mentally ill
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Springtime at Missouri’s Stockton Lake brings some good bass
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At City Imagineerium, students use cardboard and imagination to construct dream ‘cities’
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Ike Opara injured as Sporting KC plays Real Salt Lake to scoreless draw
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FC Kansas City starting season at Sporting Park
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Jack Sock, former Blue Valley North star, to play in first ATP World Tour tennis singles final
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Lobbyist gift limits are just part of needed reform in Missouri
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The Conversation: Learn hurling and Gaelic football with the Kansas City Gaelic Athletic Club
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Nebraska’s Mike Riley represents stark personality contrast, and upgrade, to Bo Pelini
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Masters fill-in impresses the last-place pro, Steve Stricker
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Mother who lost children — twice — becomes CASA success story
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Sporting KC’s Graham Zusi misses game against Real Salt Lake but is eyeing a return
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Scott Pauley sells Missouri’s outdoors
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One person killed in car fire in Northeast Kansas City
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17-year-old Lee’s Summit man killed in overnight crash
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Tour ReDiscover’s redecorated Friendship House
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‘Lost Writers of the Plains’ multimedia venture explores 20th-century authors
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Readorama: Author Philip Kerr, of Bernie Gunther detective series, to speak April 12 in KC
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In time for National Poetry Month, two new collections of lyrical verse
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Kansas keeps quarterback position fluid
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Mike Moustakas, Salvador Perez go deep as Royals down Angels 6-4, remain unbeaten
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Alcides Escobar continues to succeed as Royals’ unconventional leadoff hitter
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Alex Gordon could sit out Sunday’s series finale for Royals against Angels
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Royals return to Anaheim, down Angels again with 4-2 victory
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Flowers on the Plaza
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Kansas State looks to secondary as backbone of its defense
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Depth issues force MU to curtail scrimmage as defense dominates again
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Award-winning SAB Homes continues to grow
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Final phase opens in Brighton’s Landing
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Shoal Creek Valley communities growing again in Kansas City, North
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Find your family’s perfect fit in Wyngate
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Rodrock Difference: A commitment to community, families
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Building made easy at Loch Lloyd with expert help
