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April 29, 2015

• High school results for April 28
• Food Truck Friday is here: Meet the vendors and their delicious eats
• First Friday gallery highlights
• Kansas AG Schmidt: Private emails by state officials are not public
• White House says Iran bill will draw veto if Sen. Roy Blunt’s prisoner release amendment is attached
• Proposal to require energy audits for Kansas City buildings draws opposition
• Missouri House opts to give voters say on red light cameras
• KanCare companies lose $170 million in first two years
• Budget, taxes head up crowded agenda for Kansas Legislature
• Kansas City will cast a wide net for ideas to reuse Kemper Arena
• Royals manager Ned Yost noticed nervousness in Brandon Finnegan’s 2015 debut
• Luke Hochevar nears end of rehab assignment with Class AAA Omaha
• Paulo Orlando starts in right field as Royals look for Cleveland sweep
• Chiefs tackles Eric Fisher and Donald Stephenson have something to prove this season
• Chicks in peregrine falcon nests are hatching
• Ranking the top tight end prospects in the 2015 NFL Draft
• Rating the top running back prospects in the 2015 NFL Draft
• No damages awarded in AMC personal injury trial
• Michigan’s Devin Funchess not easy to categorize as a pass catcher
• After showing patience, Southern Cal’s Javorius Allen shows why he’s a NFL running back
• ‘Freedom Rider,’ at UMKC, is about youth, courage and faith
• Sporting KC goalkeeper Luis Marin still adjusting to first year in MLS
• Kansas City man racks up two unrelated federal indictments in one week
• KU fraternity Zeta Beta Tau expels four members for mocking Muslims
• Sporting KC midfielder Servando Carrasco suspended for Sunday’s match vs. Chicago
• Milestone in reading: United Way effort gives books to 1,000 KC area preschoolers
• Fishing report for April 30
• Three KC men among defendants in alleged meth conspiracy
• No charges to be filed against Cowboys running back Joseph Randle
• Sex offender is charged after incidents at Johnson County Community College
• Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt grants a license to secrecy
• Large blaze destroys Liberty auto recycling business
• Mike Parson ready to rumble for Missouri governor
• TheChat: Emanuel Cleaver ready to hop on board Hillary 2016
• Woman prisoner steals and wrecks sheriff’s patrol car
• Suspicious package near University Academy contains only books
• Gay marriage case splits justices as Supreme Court hears passionate arguments on both sides
• This week in Kansas City: Cinco de Mayo Fiesta, Burlesque Festival, Billy Joel and the Royals are back in town
• Winning numbers for Tuesday, April 28
• Kansas City ranks No. 9 in Travel & Leisure’s America’s Favorite Cities list (poll)
• First Federal Bank and Inter-State Federal Savings and Loan will merge
• AMC posts a first-quarter profit on record revenue
• Garmin plans for expansion even as earnings fall
• Capitol Federal earnings dip from a year ago
• Foreign currency swings hurt Euronet Worldwide’s profit
• Bud Light apologizes for slogan that critics said endorsed rape
• Ford issues four new recalls affecting about 600,000 vehicles
• An inside look as Kansas’ Ben Heeney prepares for the NFL Draft
• Berbiglia Wine & Spirits closes six stores and downsizes to one location in south KC
• Maurices to open in Ward Parkway Center
• Royals ride six-run seventh inning to 11-5 win over Cleveland Indians
• Kansas City Life’s quarterly profit climbs $1.1 million
• Time Warner Cable says speed upgrade is starting and will be half complete by June
• Black & Veatch dedicates microgrid at its Overland Park headquarters
• Auto supply chain fuels the Kansas City economy
• K-State receiver Deante Burton makes most of spring
• Former Kansas State star Tyler Lockett views NFL Draft as a time to relax, celebrate
• Money Matters: Women, take control of your finances after divorce or death of a spouse
• Teen drowns in eastern Kansas river
• Three million gallons of sewage leak into Kansas River