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April 27, 2015

• Bishop Robert Finn to preside over ordinations despite resignation
• Proposed cigarette tax hike upsets Kansas smokers
• Gov. Brownback to re-enact signing of Kansas anti-abortion measure
• Poll: Majority of Americans say businesses must serve gay patrons
• Clinton Foundation acknowledges mistakes in revealing donors
• Royals to face Corey Kluber, Trevor Bauer, Danny Salazar in Cleveland
• Chris Young tentatively scheduled to join Royals rotation as Edinson Volquez serves suspension
• Alex Rios to undergo follow-up X-ray on broken left hand
• Chiefs linebacker Dee Ford confident going into his second season
• Chiefs fan pranks C-SPAN
• More energy-efficient buildings could help renters in Kansas City
• Bird flu spreads north, dooming millions of chickens and turkeys
• Independence man killed in skateboard crash in Warrensburg
• F. Glenn Miller Jr. wants to plead guilty in Jewish center shootings
• Hatred and extremism on the home front need more attention
• Feds charge man with taking 13-year-old Missouri girl for sexual purposes
• Jason Kander to GOP lawmakers: Where are you guys?
• Pilot lands in field near Gardner after losing oil pressure
• Vegas sets up ‘concentric’ security for Pacquiao-Mayweather fight
• Fishing Tournament Trail for April 28
• You can’t make this stuff up
• Court denies appeal of death sentence for 1989 killing of KC teen Ann Harrison
• Johnson County Christmas Bureau is looking for a new home
• Missouri Mavericks will open 2015-16 season with trip to Alaska
• Tulsa County undersheriff resigns after memo, fatal shooting
• Can you rock a jumpsuit? Two sides to trendy one-pieces
• ‘Google Loon’ balloon crash-lands in Missouri
• New teacher license tests tough to pass, and students say they’re not prepared
• Deputies investigate body found in northwest Missouri river
• TheChat: Hillary Clinton needs better relations with the media, and here’s how she can get them
• Munday on Monday: Before sealing, did you remember to…
• How much did your area members of Congress pay to run their offices?
• Ranking the top tackle prospects in the 2015 NFL Draft
• How much did your area members of Congress pay to run their offices?
• Texas A&M tackle Cedric Ogbuehi looking ahead after knee injury
• Bhutanese in the Kansas City area worry about relatives in Nepal earthquake region
• Royals set another ratings record on FSKC
• Winning lottery numbers for Saturday, April 25, and Sunday, April 26
• U.S. calls for lower fluoride levels in water because of splotchy teeth
• Beyond ‘Casual Vacancy,’ she’s Rowling along
• KFC franchisee KBP Foods expands manager ownership
• Bishop Spencer Place is expected to become part of St. Luke’s Health System
• Sprint names executive to lead Hispanic market unit
• Compass Minerals reports higher quarterly profit
• Affordable Care Act cut tax refunds $729, H&R Block says
• Women lawyers to gather in Kansas City
• Starbucks breakdown shows how registers have evolved
• Business of Sports: Rare Honus Wagner baseball card sells for $1.32 million
• Business of Sports: Shot tracking device picks up the endorsement of NBA star Klay Thompson
• Edinson Volquez drops suspension appeal, can pitch again Saturday
• Missouri’s Paige Lowary earns SEC weekly softball honor
• Former South Carolina linebacker Marcquis Roberts says he will transfer to Kansas
• Kansas recruiting target Brandon Ingram opts to go to Duke
• Kansas QB Michael Cummings to have knee surgery after spring-game injury
• Former Texas A&M receiver Laquvionte Gonzalez headed to Kansas
• Luxury appliance showroom opens on the Plaza
• It’s just about tomato planting time!
• What’s happening to my redbud tree?