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April 17, 2015

• High school results - April 17
• Olathe North junior who once battled injury captures gold in long jump at Kansas Relays
• Uber may stay in Kansas City when new law takes effect
• Rand Paul: A secret scandal will wreck Hillary Clinton ‘soon’
• Jeremy Guthrie takes mound as Royals open series with Oakland
• Royals-A’s lineups: Paulo Orlando starts in right field
• Capitol Watch: Behind the Kansas welfare-to-work success story
• Readers share views on hope, politics and 401(k)s
• Convictions are upheld in Kansas City Hereford House arson
• A minority woman in tech: Jeanette Prenger on being more than a ‘double check mark’
• Three-minute preview: Sporting KC at LA Galaxy
• E-cigarettes puffing trend shared by teenagers in Kansas City
• Kansas City arts administrator leaving for job in Lawrence
• Police: Man killed in MU parking garage a ‘violent sex offender’
• Intersex surgeries spark move away from drastic treatment
• Connect the dots: Minnesota city its gets umlauts back
• Sporting KC homegrown talent Kevin Ellis ‘next man up’ after injury to Ike Opara
• Two standout cars at next Mecum Auction come from Branson museum
• Aristocrat Motors goes to bat for children’s charities
• Shawnee man enjoys driving, showing his military surplus trucks
• Gunnar Hand to leave KC school board
• KC man gets 18 years in prison for $177 robbery in Raytown
• Prisoner and court experts are perplexed by burglary sentence of 80 years
• 2015 GMC Yukon Denali 4WD: GMC’s pinnacle of luxury
• KC neighborhood tracks absentee owner of nuisance rental properties to Colorado Springs City Council
• Police look for man charged in Woodview Apartments assault
• Charges against KC police officer in nonfatal shooting are dismissed
• ‘Scandal’ leaves us hanging - did Jake die?
• Browns QB Johnny Manziel releases statement apologizing to team and fans
• Police: Man kills two brothers, mom, woman in business fight
• Residents vigilant after ‘person-of-interest’ ID’d in KCK apartment burglaries
• Eric Greitens, potential governor candidate in Missouri, talks with Jon Stewart
• Stormy weekend ahead for Kansas City
• The Monday Poll: Are tougher welfare laws fair?
• KC’s Tudor homes present the look of an English manor
• Bootlace Design & Build in Kansas City combine innovative solutions and solid craftsmanship
• Heinz wants your table to have both its ketchup and its mustard
• Antitrust lawyers are reportedly leaning against the Comcast-Time Warner Cable deal
• Scotts Miracle-Gro targets marijuana business
• Review: ‘The Sympathizer’ offers an outsider’s piercing view of the U.S.
• Former Mizzou standout Christian Cantwell takes shot put title in downtown Lawrence
• Kansas’ Michael Stigler hurdles NCAA goals, eyes 2016 Olympics
• KU to play Canadian team at the Sprint Center in June
• KU football team completes 2016, 2017 schedules
• Top prep center Stephen Zimmerman — a KU target — picks hometown UNLV
• With storms in a forecast, here’s Royals’ rain policy: Hang on to that ticket
• Paulo Orlando’s triple lifts Royals to 6-4 win over A’s
• Billy Butler returns to cheers in first game at Kauffman Stadium as an A’s player
• Royals’ Alcides Escobar suffers knee sprain after hard slide by A’s Brett Lawrie
• H&R Block invests in pocketbook predicting app MoneyStream
• Guest column: Unforeseen job change? Don’t let your finances suffer
• The week ahead: Telecom companies will report earnings
• Royals’ Gordon, Hosmer, Perez receive Gold Gloves before game
• Royals call up outfielder Reymond Fuentes and send Terrance Gore back to minors
• Malek Harris dismissed from K-State basketball team; Wildcats down to five returning scholarship players
• Google embraces ‘mobile-friendly’ sites in search shake-up
• Olathe’s new Whole Foods Market offers a sneak peek
• Retail updates for Leawood’s Park Place
• Missouri basketball getting a visit from junior college teammates Martavian Payne and Russell Woods
• ESPN’s Todd McShay increasingly impressed with MU’s Mitch Morse
• Everything you need to know about Mizzou’s Black & Gold Game
• Wide receiver remains a work in progress for MU this spring
• New Villas of Parkwood will debut during Spring Parade of Homes
• Chapel Hill’s Phase III opens, current models now for sale
• ‘Home is where the heart is’ at Leabrooke Town Manor
• Realtors celebrate fair housing month
• 53rd Annual Spring Parade of Homes set to kick-off April 25