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April 14, 2015

• Andrew Barnes: Don’t squander opportunity at Metcalf South
• Investigators sift through charred remains of two Olathe restaurants, other businesses
• Missouri high school spring sports: Five boys to watch
• Kansas high school spring sports: Five girls to watch
• Kansas high school spring sports: Five boys to watch
• Puppets with attitude: ‘Avenue Q’ opens at the Barn Players
• High school results for April 14
• Four more test positive for tuberculosis as officials investigate infection of Olathe Northwest student
• Missouri high school spring sports: Five girls to watch
• Agency criticized for posting that ‘the left’ mocked Kansas
• Missouri Senate amends bill to limit unemployment benefits
• Missouri lawmakers consider gas tax increase
• Clinton stops at Iowa coffee shop to kick off 2016 campaign
• Tom Schweich told his wife ‘I just need to be dead’ before firing fatal shot
• Chiefs cornerback Sean Smith receives two years probation for DUI
• Five nonprofits win spots in KC’s Nerdery Overnight Website Challenge
• ‘American Ninja Warrior’ preparations will affect post office access on tax deadline day
• TheChat: The day that Hillary Clinton dined incognito
• Google is expected to face antitrust charges in Europe
• Stowers Foundation pledges $2 million toward Academie Lafayette-Southwest high school partnership
• Family, friends of Cass County couple killed in wreck angry over driver’s sentence
• Missouri executes inmate Andre Cole for 1998 killing over child support
• A great welcome back for the Nichols memorial, Kansas City’s most famous of fountains
• After five-year absence, ‘Guitar Hero,’ ‘Rock Band’ to return
• Some calls to 911 emergency center get the dispatcher’s goat
• In Lidia’s Kitchen: Mother’s recipe for chicken and potatoes is a favorite for generations
• Shelly Iseman’s Honey Brunch Mimosas are a refreshing twist on tradition
• The Wine Press: Life lessons from vintner Serge Hochar
• Ferran Adrià ‘forages’ his way through KC and shares thoughts on smoke, technology
• From the archives: Chef Michael Smith’s birthday meal at El Bulli
• CASA volunteers help foster kids find a voice
• North Kansas City Hospital reopens emergency room
• Bob Sigman: Until shortfall eases, Kansas should consider all options
• Soccer coach who secretly videotaped girls on his team gets 30 years in prison
• Matt Keenan: In a Stanford lab, nobody’s discussing how to take selfies
• Downtown ramp from eastbound I-70 to southbound I-35 closes for emergency repairs
• Comedian Rob Riggle added to Ink’s Middle of the Map forum
• Olathe-based Terracon expands in Upper Midwest
• Monday Poll results: Many approve of police body cameras
• Kansas City police identify man found mortally wounded
• Man dies after being thrown from truck in crash near Smithville Lake
• Debate-Kansas City teams ‘made history’ at national championship
• Your brain’s aging and a new report urges ways to stay sharp
• Missouri couple accused of caging autistic son go on trial
• Attempts to dislodge cougar hiding under L.A. house fail
• Snarky in the Suburbs: Hoping for a compliment from the family can be a walk in the (dog) park
• Olathe library’s future is clouded by controversy
• Editorial: Too early to celebrate school funding gains
• Boone County’s treasurer, Nicole Galloway, will become Missouri auditor
• Letters to the editor: Danedri Herbert column, demand for Uber
• In a rite of passage, Scouts lend a helping hand to others
• Teen driver to be charged as adult in O.P. traffic death
• Therese Park: A look at The path not taken
• If my brain’s a computer, I’m in need of a reboot
• Readers share views on marijuana, ride-hailing services and Kansas
• Catherine Hanaway takes the pledge
• Overland Park approves plan to create 165 miles of bike lanes in city
• Sporting KC will explore external options to replace injured defender Ike Opara
• Judge halts Missouri execution, decision quickly appealed
• Reserve Oklahoma deputy charged with manslaughter in shooting
• Amid tight budgets, use of police reserve officers is common
• Napping worker in plane’s cargo hold bangs for help as flight departs
• Nigeria president-elect: No promise to find Chibok girls kidnapped by Boko Haram
• Man shoots armadillo, ricochet hits mother-in-law in her mobile home
• Olathe district honored for music education
• Fairway looks to Roeland Park for public works site
• Kansas City teens team up for world robotics championship
• Emily Parnell: A summer without school-issued iPads promises to be both dimmer and brighter
• Winning numbers for Tuesday, April 14
• Polsinelli law firm opens office in Nashville, Tenn.
• Missouri sues two Kansas City area home remodeling contractors
• AT&T job fair is Wednesday in Kansas City, Kan.
• Americans' spending on dining out overtakes grocery sales for first time
• Don’t make the same tax mistakes twice
• Passenger traffic at KCI climbed 4 percent in February
• Blue Bell is expected to bounce back from recall crisis, but it will cost the company
• Why your rent might rise this year
• Reading about an immortal life starts a campus discussion at MCC-Longview
• KU’s Brannen Greene to undergo hip surgery, will miss World University Games
• Kat’s Money Corner: Shop till you drop
• WireCo is the latest ‘border war’ move from Missouri to Kansas
• Before he became a playoff star, Lorenzo Cain had to learn how to run
• Royals’ Alex Rios has fractured left pinky finger, put on 15-day disabled list
• Royals close to securing renovations to spring training facility in Surprise
• Wichita State guards Ron Baker, Fred VanVleet will return
• Kyle Klein ready to contribute at Kansas State after back surgery
• Coffee’s the lure, but conversation adds some spark at Olathe shop
• New Lucky Dynasty, McDonald’s in Plaza East area
• Restaurant and grocery store inspections for April 14
• Missouri offense improves in second half of split scrimmage
• Missouri’s Mike Alden reflects on tenure as athletic director