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April 7, 2015

• High school results for April 7
• Traffic, parking top council’s list of Meadowbrook concerns
• Tom Petrizzo: Missouri lawmakers have a double standard on the health of roads and people
• Heart of America Shakespeare Festival taps all-star cast for ‘King Lear’
• What to Look Forward to This Week
• What to Look Forward to This Week
• Colby and Megan Garrelts offer their spin on Midwest dishes with new cookbook
• Osawatomie State Hospital will lose 60 beds during construction work
• Brownback signs nation’s first ban on procedure redefined as ‘dismemberment abortion’
• Missouri budget plan cuts social programs, makes major shift
• Lee’s Summit bond approval tops school elections
• Rand Paul ready to join 2016 presidential campaign
• Vote today: City, school races on the ballot
• Michael McDonough is elected Raytown mayor in large slate of Missouri-side city races
• Sly James, Vincent Lee advance in Kansas City mayoral primary
• Three win seats on the Johnson County Community College board
• Ferguson voters add two black council members
• Melissa Brune Bynum beats Mark Gilstrap in Wyandotte County commission race
• Incumbents dominate Johnson County school board races
• 2015 local election results
• Uncontested races in Tuesday’s elections
• Obama: Walker approach on Iran deal would embolden enemies
• Luke Hochevar prepares to build arm strength for Class AAA Omaha
• Battling cancer, Chiefs safety Eric Berry ‘doing really good,’ brother says
• Winning numbers for Tuesday, April 7
• Mission Chateau unveils major changes to site plan; council extends project permit
• Beeping eggs give children plenty of reason to smile
• Save a Warrior program fights the war at home
• Lawrence soda shop coming to Legends Outlets in KCK
• Hobby has special meaning for church-goer
• A Missouri lawmaker tells the poor: No more fish sticks (but Twinkies are still OK)
• Tiger Woods set for return to action at the Masters
• An inside look into the White House during the Monica Lewinsky scandal
• Severe thunderstorm warning for northern Bates, southern Cass, southeastern Lafayette counties
• Twenty-four semifinalists advance in search for KC’s next SuperStar
• TheChat: Pat Roberts once was feared as the Bill Laimbeer of the congressional b-ball league
• Missouri Mavericks close home slate with 5-1 win over Brampton
• Fracking change in Kansas may reduce earthquakes
• Two workers rescued from Westport church basement
• Ferguson voters go to polls to elect City Council members
• Several rounds of thunderstorms headed Kansas City’s way
• McCaskill’s tweets on NCAA one-and-dones draw blowback
• Police: Eight dead in house; generator found without gas
• Leawood Chamber beefs up economic development services
• Former Chiefs kicker Lawrence Tynes sues Bucs over MRSA infection in toe
• Readers share views on Gov. Sam Brownback, Benghazi and Little Libraries
• Snarky in the Suburbs: How can it be that parents aid and abet their teens’ selfie madness?
• Denise Snodell: The random soundtrack to the oh-so-safe life
• Once there’s a family, expect 50 shades of wakefulness
• Summer theater season is a big draw
• Olathe teacher tapped for National Teacher Hall of Fame
• Commission to look at new firehouse in Stilwell
• Monday Poll results: Royals fever returns
• Editorial: Eilert highlights challenges in Johnson County
• Eating for Life recipe: Vegetable Calzones give pizza lovers a healthy, smaller-size choice
• As I See It: Still much to do in fighting obesity
• Hartman’s Hardware in Shawnee home to bolts, nuts and a parrot
• Letters: Hypocrisy in Kansas, liberals and the booing of Sam Brownback
• Man charged with raping, impregnating teen in Independence
• ‘Aging in Place’ collaboration is created in Kansas City’s Northland
• Perceptive Software of Lenexa changes its name to Lexmark Enterprise Software
• GM chief executive Mary Barra will visit the Fairfax plant May 4
• Summer gas prices expected to be 32 percent lower this year
• Burger King to pay for the wedding of Mr. Burger, Ms. King
• H&R Block ads: Starring George Takei, scripted by the tax code
• Kat’s Money Corner: On the road, on the cheap
• Apartments are brewing at the old Folgers plant in downtown KC
• Danny Duffy ready to record 200 innings as Royals’ No. 2 starter
• Royals’ smashing first game sets ratings record for opening-day broadcast
• Angry Kansas granny goes after grandson with tree branch, then her car
• Kansas man gets four years for beheading man with guitar string
• Lawrence schools fear repaying Kansas under new funding law
• Illinois State athletic staffers among 7 dead in plane crash
• Quarterback race takes center stage during Kansas State spring football
• Two Pizzeria Locale locations for Overland Park?
• Missouri sweeps Mid-American Conference postseason wrestling honors
• Missouri basketball forward Johnathan Williams III, guard Deuce Bello won’t return
• Missouri gives cornerback Raymond Wingo some work at slot receiver