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April 22, 2015

• High school results for April 21
• Defense a spark for BV Northwest girls soccer team
• 913 area athletes excel at Kansas Relays
• Kansas lawmakers learn of $25 million in school funding surprises
• Kansas City officials lament the loss of $1 million in homeland security funds
• Kansas City noise ordinance is delayed so nightclubs can learn new rules
• Missouri House gives initial approval to limiting access to police camera videos
• Former Sen. Jack Danforth to receive Truman Public Service Award on June 18
• Earth Day quiz: Where the presidential hopefuls stand on the environment
• GOP spokesman: Benghazi report may slip into 2016
• Royals manager Ned Yost references Constitution in response to comments by A’s Brett Lawrie
• Royals break another viewership record on Fox Sports KC
• Oakland’s Brett Lawrie rips Royals fans after dramatic weekend
• Jeremy Guthrie starts for Royals as they hope to sweep Twins
• Chiefs’ 2015 schedule features two early prime-time showdowns
• Some Royal perspective: Hal McRae, George Brett, the Yankees and how the game was played
• Rating the top free safeties in the NFL Draft
• Frontier Justice shooting range to donate fees to help ailing police officer
• 816 area high school athletes excel at Kansas Relays
• FC Kansas City settles into new home at Swope Soccer Village
• Louisville safety Gerod Holliman shows knack for interceptions
• Unicorn Theatre announces an eclectic collection of productions for 2015-2016 season
• Olathe mall closure puts no-kill cat shelter in a bind
• Tortilla Ranch Mexican Grill toasts one-year anniversary with $2.50 margaritas
• Former Auschwitz guard describes camp in chilling detail
• As work on I-29 begins, expect delays to KCI
• University of Missouri student arrested for anti-Semitic graffiti
• President Obama’s approval numbers are climbing
• TheChat: Roy Blunt wants to boost health-care research
• Truck series driver Ben Kennedy feels a connection to the KC area
• Police seek public’s help in search for 86-year-old Liberty woman
• National Volunteer Week gives county a chance to express its gratitude to helpers
• 180 Degrees program finds success in turning lives around
• KC flight delayed for hours in Colorado Springs prompts federal investigation
• Kansas City Zoo gives up palm oil to protect orangutans
• Kansas City police officer is awarded the Medal of Valor for bravery
• Missouri lawmakers are unlikely to raise gas tax to pay for road repairs
• Kansas Speedway announces safety improvements ahead of May races
• Oklahoma City Thunder fires coach Scott Brooks after seven seasons
• Author to speak about Armenian genocide
• Man reported missing is found dead in Kansas City
• Volunteer deputy heading to Bahamas amid manslaughter charge
• Audit of Gov. Jay Nixon’s office finds issues, gives grade of “fair”
• Snarky in the Suburbs: Making much ado about something is the point of our political process
• Weekend homes tour provides a look into barrier-free housing
• Editorial: Denning’s plan to boost taxes way off the mark
• At county event with legislators, revenues, overtime expenses and hiring lead the agenda
• Letters to the editor
• Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon to auditors: Follow the rules? Who, me?
• Fishing report for April 23
• No errors, please, in serving ballpark food at Kauffman Stadium
• Readers share views on guns on campus, welfare in Kansas and the Catholic Church
• Missouri nursing home caregiver charged with raping patient
• Missouri jury: Son’s fatal shooting of father justified
• KC child’s death ruled a homicide
• Los Angeles-area city OKs stadium, puts ball in NFL’s hands
• This weekend in Kansas City: Music by Neil Diamond, Billy Bob Thornton and Kevin Bacon, tap dancer Savion Glover, Asian Cultural Festival
• Plans for senior living center at Meadowbrook site in Prairie Village are unveiled
• Corbion, a low-key company responsible for food magic, is changing its ingredients
• Houston theater accuses AMC of antitrust action
• U.S. home sales bounce back in March after harsh winter in many regions
• KC Council panel supports spending $3.7 million for ‘Smart City’ streetcar initiative
• Google launches wireless phone service with Sprint and T-Mobile networks
• Blue Bell’s ‘Ice Cream Town USA’ reeling after deadly listeria outbreak
• McDonald’s plots turnaround as sales continue slide
• Ted’s Cafe Escondido is coming to Lee’s Summit
• Ted’s Cafe Escondido is coming to the Northland
• Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday, April 21
• Former first-round pick Christian Colon gets chance to contribute in Royals’ infield
• Mike Moustakas comes through again in the clutch as Royals rally to beat Twins 6-5
• From the archives: Royals and Yankees didn’t play nice in ’77
• Sporting Park transforms for Saturday’s K-State spring football game
• Kansas State transfer Nigel Johnson headed to Rutgers
• AT&T beats profit estimates as tablet sales rise
• Aramark addresses food problems at Kauffman Stadium
• New owner closes on Metro North Shopping Center
• JoyceKC: PT’s new bottled cold-brew coffee & Smallcakes’ new cupcake cookbook
• Ted’s Cafe Escondido opens in Overland Park
• Here are 3 questions to ask yourself when thinking about dividing perennials
• Kansas prosecutors seek more info in medical marijuana advocate Shona Banda’s case