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April 28, 2015

• High school results for April 27
• De Soto board member Scott Hancock faces harassment allegations, recall drive
• Nathan Louis Jackson: A playwright observes the world and discovers how families collide and divide
• Olathe East girls soccer coach: ‘The cupboard is not bare’
• Liberty North, Blue Springs South win baseball tournament titles
• Hillcrest Transitional Housing lifts up the homeless with a path to self-sufficiency
• Kansas attorney general says public business on private email isn’t subject to open records law
• Kansas AG seeks up to $450,000 to defend new anti-abortion law
• Uber adds Gov. Sam Brownback’s former campaign manager, others as lobbyists
• Supreme Court to hear historic same-sex marriage arguments
• Fraternities drop student lobbying against rape investigations
• Suggestions for strategic plan include timetable for new Johnson County parks
• Ride-hailing service Lyft won’t relaunch in Kansas City
• Late tax payments are common from Kansas City Council candidates
• Lawsuit: Leavenworth defrauded FEMA, illegally dumped sewage
• Sen. Roy Blunt of Missouri wants release of U.S. prisoners as a condition of Iran deal
• The story behind Alex Gordon’s catch and the sports photo of the year
• Royals have preliminary conversations about adding Marlins catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia
• Greg Holland throws bullpen session, could be ready to leave disabled list next week
• Jarrod Dyson remains in lineup as Royals face Cleveland starter Trevor Bauer
• Ryan Madson, Franklin Morales add depth to devastating Royals bullpen
• Chiefs, team president Mark Donovan agree to contract extension
• Police, fire departments look forward to sharing OP facility
• Rating the top wide receivers in the NFL Draft
• High school juniors across Missouri take the ACT exam on the state’s dime
• In Lidia’s Kitchen: Sweet Ricotta Dumplings With Strawberry Sauce is a crowd-pleasing dessert
• Police find 90 pounds of meth in KCK traffic stop
• Baltimore’s experience is a cautionary tale for Kansas City
• Overland Park man held after trying to photograph woman in JCCC restroom
• Butler, Mo., woman is charged in vehicular fatality on Minor Drive
• Readers share views on the Royals, obstacles to mail and welfare restrictions
• Monday Poll results: Respondents favor the death penalty in Boston Marathon bombing case
• Snarky in the Suburbs: Home schooling is too much drama, except for reality TV
• Emily Parnell: Family prayers reflect our connection with one another and the world
• Liberty High School students suspended for sharing inappropriate material
• For homeless singles in Johnson County, aid is sorely lacking
• Editorial: Protect taxpayers as Meadowbrook project unfolds
• Nurse dies in fall from hoist on Texas medical helicopter
• Ellen Murphy: Speaking up for ourselves in Whoville
• NFL relinquishing tax-exempt status
• Watch a Baltimore mom punish her son for throwing rocks in riot
• Nominees announced for new World Video Game Hall of Fame
• TheChat: Sam Brownback is an after-thought at the opening of the 2016 GOP presidential fight
• ‘Fiddler’ works its will in thoughtful Spinning Tree production
• Missouri Senate leader endorses local control for Uber, Lyft
• Jay Nixon to Baltimore: Make it through the short term, then don’t put your head in the sand
• Letters to the editor: Love for the Roe interchange on 435
• Former Social Security employee headed to prison in KC fraud case
• Nine-year-old runaway boy has been found, KC police say
• Former Mizzou defensive end Shane Ray issued citation for pot possession
• Finding budget compromise a ‘process,’ Brownback says
• USC’s Nelson Agholor catches on at wide receiver
• Shawnee Mission plans to get rid of fee for all-day kindergarten, cut class sizes
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, April 27
• Assurant considers sale of its KC-based employee benefits unit
• Riverside gains another automotive supply plant
• T-Mobile’s growth sets the bar for Sprint to stay No. 3
• Epiq Systems reports profit
• UMB Financial profits return to higher levels in first quarter
• EPR Properties reports revenue growth in the first quarter
• Waddell & Reed Financial sees declines in quarterly profit and revenue
• Bumble Bee Foods, two managers charged in death of worker cooked in tuna oven
• Cheick Diallo, a 6-9 forward from Mali, commits to KU basketball team
• Royals beat Cy Young winner Corey Kluber, Indians 6-2 to open series in Cleveland
• Kat’s Money Corner: The best gift to give a grad
• Country Club Plaza owner has a strong first quarter
• Former Kansas State basketball players set for barnstorming game in Leavenworth
• Kansas State return man Dominique Heath hopes big spring game leads to big things
• LG makes smartphone with a leather finish
• Prairie Village’s movie theater-restaurant Standees is making changes
• A guitar pickers delight opens in the Northland
• Restaurant and grocery store health inspections for April 28
• After marijuana citation, how far could Shane Ray fall in NFL Draft?
• Wichita to award varsity letters to special needs students
• Trial set for Kansas girl accused of killing sister