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April 13, 2015

• High school results for April 13
• Fire destroys Fronteras Mexican restaurant in Olathe
• Fixing Kansas budget problems could undo no-tax promises
• Hillary Clinton’s campaign logo sets off a design debate
• Developers shelve proposed hotel near Hollywood Casino in Wyandotte County
• Hillary Clinton already uniting prospective GOP presidential field
• Sprint to hire 5,000 as it hand-delivers new phones nationwide
• Danny Duffy faces Twins as Royals head to Target Field
• Salvador Perez stays behind plate as Royals face Twins
• KC Royals’ Alex Rios has X-ray on left hand after getting hit by pitch vs. Twins
• Royals hope Yordano Ventura can improve hydration, diet to avoid cramps
• ‘Ninja Warrior’ gym in KC area is all about creating obstacles
• Olathe’s Garmin Marathon stokes businesses, community
• Students suspended after charges in Florida spring break sex assault
• Police dashcam video shows fatal Kansas City wreck
• TheChat: Missouri Democrats and Republicans hail Hillary Clinton’s entry into the White House race
• Park Hill schools chief Scott Springston resigns, citing health reasons
• #TheHuddle: Star sports columnists discuss the undefeated Kansas City Royals
• Sporting KC defender Ike Opara’s season in jeopardy after Achilles’ tendon rupture
• Readers share views on Uber, Medicaid expansion, Congress
• Mom charged after boy, 2, falls into cheetah pit at Ohio zoo
• Missouri Senate budget plan a crisis in the making for the poor
• Blue Springs police identify 17-year-old wreck victim
• Lawrence lands HQ of Australian animal health company
• Events mark one-year anniversary of Overland Park Jewish center killings
• Motorcyclist killed in Belton crash is identified
• KC police investigating double shooting that leaves one dead
• Missouri lawmakers debate shorter time limits for welfare recipients
• Fishing Tournament Trail for April 14
• Man killed when Lamborghini crashes at Disney World racecar track
• Vermont documents ’70s shift from conservative to hippie
• Updated: I-29 construction will affect travelers headed to KCI
• Kansas City organizations earn grants to raise computer literacy
• Commerce earnings dip 5% but beat expectations
• Westlake Hardware expands in Texas
• New high-rise apartments planned for Kansas City’s Crossroads District
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, April 13
• Perry Ellis coming back for his senior season at Kansas
• Royals surge into first place of American League Central with 12-3 victory over Twins
• Hold off on watering your garden as long as possible
• Cowtown Cheesecake in Bonner Springs adds BBQ breakfast sandwiches and more
• Missouri baseball continues charge up rankings
• Recruiting is top priority for MU’s Kim Anderson in offseason