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April 20, 2015

• Lee’s Summit police detective with flesh-eating infection fights for survival, doctor says
• Rating the top outside linebackers in the NFL Draft
• High school results for April 20
• Rating the top inside linebackers in the NFL Draft
• Officials: Too early to say if new fracking limits causing fewer earthquakes
• Ex-Kansas lawmaker faces sentencing for fraudulent campaign loans
• Marco Rubio: Being gay isn’t a choice
• Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback vetoes new insurance requirements for ride-hailing services
• Unpopular at home, Jindal getting little traction for 2016
• Kansas lawmakers facing $400 million budget gap after revenue projections sink again
• Oakland series sets Royals attendance record for April
• Edinson Volquez will duel with Kyle Gibson in Royals-Twins rematch
• Alcides Escobar returns to Royals lineup as Lorenzo Cain sits out
• Ned Yost hopes Omar Infante will be available for Royals by Tuesday
• Chiefs’ Mike DeVito, Derrick Johnson find out how much they miss football after being hurt
• KC Chiefs receivers Junior Hemingway, Frankie Hammond sign rights tenders
• Linebacker Justin Houston is a no-show at start of offseason training program
• TCU’s Paul Dawson says off-field issues are behind him
• Utah’s Nate Orchard has shown growth on and off the field
• The Muehlebach — once KC’s heart, still a proud monument
• TheChat: Jon Stewart explains the 'why' about leaving `The Daily Show’
• Sly James’ dismayingly late tax payments enliven sleepy mayor’s race
• Reward offered in Olathe gun store burglary
• Mission man accused of striking Prairie Village police officer with car
• New charges filed, hearing delayed in fatal shooting at She’s A Pistol gun shop
• Readers sound off on Gov. Brownback, minimum wage, Earth Day
• Kansas Speedway announces extended hours for ticket office
• Woman eats three 72-ounce steaks, plus sides, in 20 minutes
• KC police increase security after someone threatens Mayor Sly James
• Man shoots his leg, crashes on the way to the hospital and dies, Wichita police say
• Retro prom photos: Bouffants, lapels and high school sweethearts
• Through turbulent waters, Kendrys Morales has landed safely
• Rape alleged inside downtown Kansas City bar
• Jay Nixon must free man serving 80-year sentence for burglary
• Camden County, Mo., man gets 20 years in federal prison for sex trafficking
• Union Station receives donation, plans to begin work on expansion
• Star reporter wins first-place in Kansas Press awards for hunger project
• Denise Snodell: Self-Loathing Virus is making us sick
• Second KC casino patron in a month robbed of winnings
• KU students turn blighted Airstream camper into mobile classroom
• Shawnee Mission district gives TIF more scrutiny
• New Laura Ingalls Wilder memoir a blockbuster; more copies getting printed
• Cyber security firm will establish office in Shawnee
• Denver investor wins the day with Commerce shareholder vote
• CEO announcement at Hunt Midwest Enterprises
• KU picks Brandon Schneider to be new women’s basketball coach
• With suspensions looming, Royals hope to move on from ‘emotional’ series with Oakland
• #TheHuddle: Star sportswriters and columnists on the Royals’ weekend of ejections
• Kendrys Morales' RBI double helps lift Royals over Twins 7-1
• Royals’ comeback win over A’s sets record on Fox Sports Kansas City
• Can I cutback mums?
• Power forward Isaiah Maurice officially signs with Kansas State
• Yard House opens second KC area location in P&L District
• Law firms take former Starker’s space on the Plaza
• National blog network names KC area’s ‘essential burgers’ and iconic bars
• MU football injury update: Lineman has surgery, several other players will have procedures
• MU’s Sami Fagan earns weekly SEC softball honor
• Brookwood Farms has new models, new phase