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April 21, 2015

• Bob Berkebile and Joanne Collins: Benchmarking the energy use of Kansas City buildings makes sense
• Reaction to Bishop Robert Finn’s resignation ranges from relief to regret
• High school results for April 20
• Pope OKs resignation of Bishop Robert Finn, who failed to report sex abuse
• Tea leaves and brewed tea add unique flavors to variety of recipes
• Brownback health insurance tax hits trouble in Kansas Legislature amid Aetna opposition
• Kansas City will celebrate the first streetcar stop with a party
• Missouri House sends unemployment benefit cuts to governor
• David Koch: Scott Walker ‘should be’ the GOP presidential candidate
• Lorenzo Cain returns to action as Royals face Minnesota
• Second baseman Omar Infante could return to Royals’ lineup this weekend in Chicago
• 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
• Rating the top cornerbacks in the NFL Draft
• Cincinnati Reds manager Bryan Price really, really hates how news works today (listen)
• Kansas City man gets 18 years for threatening to post teen’s nude photos
• Retired Lawrence couple dies in wreck in East St. Louis area
• Kansas Speedway announces title sponsor for May trucks race
• Monday Poll results: Readers offer their thoughts on the safety net
• Centennial Bridge to Leavenworth will be closed Wednesday
• Bishop Finn finally pays the price for misusing power and placing church secrecy ahead of the safety of area children
• U.S. marshals announce Kansas City area arrests in nationwide operation
• Printing passion results in Overland Park screen printing business
• The Muehlebach — once KC’s heart, still a proud monument
• Skywalk Memorial project receives gift
• Readers share views on teaching, protecting newborns and bullies
• Wake Forest’s Kevin Johnson sees big future for himself in NFL
• Food of Yore: Pretzel salad with Jell-O and Cool Whip a throwback to a bygone era
• Brent’s lure of the week
• Parma, Missouri, elects black woman mayor; police, city staff resign
• TheChat: Jon Stewart explains the 'why' about leaving `The Daily Show’
• 100-carat diamond could bring $25 million at auction
• Authorities seek the public’s help in finding Oak Grove woman
• Through turbulent waters, Kendrys Morales has landed safely
• A special week of hugs and healing marks the one-year anniversary of Jewish center shootings
• Stuff of Life: Spring events, from Symphony Showhouse to the Parade of Homes
• Sungevity will unveil and hire for its new Kansas City offices Thursday
• Bayer HealthCare will close St. Joseph manufacturing operations and idle 130 employees
• Futures trader is arrested in Great Britain and accused of role in ‘Flash Crash’
• Verizon adds tablet customers and defends new cable packages
• FishNet in Overland Park gets a new name as its headquarters move to Denver
• Job picture shows mixed results in Kansas and Missouri
• Revenues, shares drop at Kansas City Southern
• Boonville is among the top 10 U.S. small towns to visit, says Smithsonian magazine
• Two prized basketball recruits wanted by Kansas to announce decisions soon
• Brandon Schneider has a new vision for Kansas women’s basketball
• Royals’ Kelvin Herrera suspended, Yordano Ventura fined (with video, poll)
• With suspensions looming, Royals hope to move on from ‘emotional’ series with Oakland
• Kendrys Morales' RBI double helps lift Royals over Twins 7-1
• Kat’s Money Corner: Budgeting for a baby shower
• Hard-hitting Danzel McDaniel looks to improve cover skills for Kansas State
• K-State women’s basketball team sets home-and-home series with UConn
• Power forward Isaiah Maurice officially signs with Kansas State
• Restaurant inspections for April 21
• Yard House opens second KC area location in P&L District
• MU’s Sami Fagan adds national weekly softball honor
• Missouri officially announces two junior-college signings
• A Big 12 football title game would make tough path tougher
• Why aren’t my weigela shrubs leafing out?
• Lush wisteria this spring in KC