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April 2, 2015

• Two Painters and One Sculptor
• Two Painters and One Sculptor
• Weinberger Fine Art Says Farewell to 1800 Baltimore
• Weinberger Fine Art Says Farewell to 1800 Baltimore
• Easter Events Not to Eggnore
• Easter Events Not to Eggnore
• Kansas to allow carrying of concealed guns without permit
• KC Council appoints Corey Carter as new municipal judge
• Former KCK superintendent O.L. Plucker dies at age 92
• Ride-hailing service Uber says pending state and local rules may force it out of Kansas City
• Arkansas, Indiana lawmakers race to update religion bills
• Brownback advocates consumption tax as income tax alternative in Kansas
• Two Kansas school districts to close early because of budgets
• KC Council panel endorses regulations over Uber’s objection
• Brownback signs bill that allows permit-free concealed carry of guns in Kansas
• KC area teachers will travel the world in pursuit of life-changing lessons
• Missouri and Kansas could learn lessons on equality from Indiana’s ‘religious freedom’ effort
• Gas leak affects traffic on Pflumm at 103rd
• Businessman John Brunner edges closer to Missouri governor’s race
• Demand to fire lawyers could complicate F. Glenn Miller Jr.’s death penalty case
• Kansas City police seeking missing 89-year-old man
• Prairie Village teen charged with multiple sex crimes
• World powers, Iran reach framework for nuke deal by June 30
• Audit claims MoDOT has misspent $7.1 million
• Hillary Clinton’s popularity wanes
• Broadway takes aim at contested Indiana law with a petition
• Two New York women charged in U.S. bomb plot
• Former Kansas City bank employee pleas guilty to embezzlement
• Total lunar eclipse will be visible early on Saturday
• TheChat: Claire McCaskill says Missourians should demand healthier politics
• Two plead guilty in prostitution case
• Bug expert from the Smithsonian to give talk, demonstrations at Union Station
• Three Florida prison workers accused of plotting to kill former inmate
• People fleeing L.A. hotel fire jump from second floor
• School threats by text, phone apps frustrate schools, police
• Stepfather charged in death of Missouri woman
• Former Atlanta educators jailed in test cheating scandal
• Investigation into Gardner police shooting indicates woman killed had gun, did not obey officers
• Shockers fans are thrilled that Gregg Marshall is staying at Wichita State
• Royals prank scoreboard: Danny Duffy & Salvy Perez 1, Jeremy Guthrie 0
• Assaults reported during Kansas City, Kan., apartment burglaries
• Updated: Olathe police find owner of potbellied pig
• Exclusive Overland Park home is the subject of an extensive police search
• Missouri House passes cap on lobbyist gifts and cooling-off period
• Caption contest: One big hairy challenge
• Winning numbers for Wednesday, April 1
• Saving money is no game — or is it?
• New bar at ‘The K’ will offer craft beers, build-your-own-pizza
• JoyceKC: Kendra Scott for Plaza. Backwoods closing in OP. Vault takes Czar Bar space
• Now healthy, Missouri safety Cortland Browning eager for senior season
• Royals’ Mike Moustakas shifting into a more complete hitter
• Royals encourage fans to arrive early on opening day for AL championship ring, pennant ceremonies
• Royals re-sign Rafael Furcal to minor-league deal
• Stocks edge higher after two days of losses
• Arena designer Populous also manages events inside
• Taipei consular office will close in Kansas City
• InvestMidwest’s Kansas City event showcases companies for investors
• Burns & McDonnell expands its nuclear power business
• Federal authorities keep two sets of books on fuel economy standards
• Kansas City wage protest set for noon today
• Applications for U.S. jobless aid plunge
• Former Wichita State assistant coach Chris Jans fired at Bowling Green
• Northwest Missouri State installs three electric vehicle charging stations
• New scoring system aims to help people with poor credit
• As Final Four arrives, Indiana amends controversial law
• Willie Cauley-Stein’s path to Final Four with Kentucky started in small Kansas town
• Amid flurry of Kansas football changes, assistant Clint Bowen remains a constant
• KU recruit Carlton Bragg ready to help out in the low post
• Wichita disabled students to get varsity athletic letters