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April 16, 2015

• Five things to watch at the Kansas Relays
• Actor Rob Riggle tosses comic barbs at KC Sports Commission banquet
• High school results for April 15
• Lansing’s John Bredehoeft is The Star’s All-Metro Kansas boys bowler of the year
• Schock’s campaign paid big for gifts, travel in final months
• Kansas preparing to impose new welfare rules
• Kansas and Missouri move to tighten welfare rules
• Koster leads fundraising for Missouri governor with $3 million
• Clinton charity to limit countries than can donate
• Brownback signs welfare restrictions bill that drew national criticism
• Manager Ned Yost could give Salvador Perez first day off on Sunday
• Chiefs release tight end Sean McGrath, who wants to return to NFL
• Chiefs release long snapper Brandon Hartson
• Pat Roberts’ phone gets ‘Frozen’ in Senate hearing and rings Disney across the Internet
• Rob Riggle on the future of Big Slick: softball this year, ‘marquee event’ for KC
• Kansas City career criminal gets a 16-year sentence for Brookside bank robbery
• Kansas City man admits driving getaway car in five bank robberies
• Area is rolling along toward becoming a more bicycle-friendly community
• Three charged with bonding man out of jail and then shooting him in Kansas City
• KC man sentenced to life in prison for murder near Raytown school building
• Sprint unit Boost Mobile offers prepaid wireless service to Cuba
• Blue Springs bass fisherman has April circled on his calendar
• Therese Park: The spirit of America defies terrorism in Boston
• Missouri lawmakers OK stricter welfare rules
• Fire at GM Fairfax plant causes $600,000 in damage
• Emanuel Cleaver’s civil approach is paying dividends
• Jordan Morris scores in his first U.S. start in 2-0 win over Mexico
• Police: Man shot, killed in MU parking garage
• Kansas City, Kan., bank burglarized
• Fleeing suspect rams KC police car, two other vehicles
• Teen-aged girl struck by semi in Mission
• Search area for Malaysia Flight 370 to be doubled if plane not found
• TheChat: The drive to place a woman on the $20 bill picks up steam
• Ex-inmate gets 42-year sentence for sending child porn from prison to undercover agent
• Homeland chief: Gyrocopter came in ‘under the radar’
• Adrian Peterson to be reinstated Friday, NFL says
• Semi hauling pork butts catches fire, temporarily closes I-435 in Kansas City, North
• With new hopes, the Agricultural Hall of Fame prepares to reopen
• Winning numbers for Wednesday, April 15
• Author Malcolm Gladwell tells David-and-Goliath stories in Kansas City visit
• Home foreclosure activity climbs in Kansas and Missouri
• Kansas City Council gives the green light to Two Light
• Giving up an afternoon gain, stocks close with a tiny loss
• Lenexa-based Bats Global Markets will run a second options exchange
• Former Fed chairman Ben Bernanke is joining the Citadel hedge fund
• Overland Park Regional Medical Center opens an emergency room in Olathe
• Sheri Johnson is named president of Morningstar Communications
• No cure for Keurig? Your new (single serve) habit is cutting growth in the coffee market
• Despite years of talk, window blind cords continue to kill children
• Borrowers are falling further behind on student loan payments
• Longview Square Shopping Center will be sold at May 19 auction
• Royals drop series finale to Twins 8-5 as defense breaks down
• Royals’ bats go quiet as undefeated streak ends with 3-1 loss in Minnesota
• Kansas’ Perry Ellis wins Big 12 basketball scholar-athlete award
• Kansas’ Brannen Greene to miss at least four months after successful hip surgery
• Wichita State women’s basketball coach Jody Adams is a finalist for Kansas job
• T. Loft coming to the Country Club Plaza
• Jonquils on Turkey Creek
• New Kansas rules would limit spending of welfare benefits