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May 1, 2015

• High school results - April 30
• Royals kick it with Sporting KC players Friday at Kauffman Stadium
• OPEN: The Most Wonderful Time of the Year
• Mayweather-Pacquiao fight tops unbelievable Saturday sports lineup
• Reaction from NFL Draft Day 3
• Chiefs' John Dorsey, Andy Reid have faith Marcus Peters has learned from mistakes
• NFL Draft: Reactions from the first round
• Kansas tax revenue off by $4 million in April
• Judge will rule soon in Clay Chastain lawsuit
• Royals-Tigers lineups for Friday night’s game
• Royals’ Alcides Escobar goes on seven-day disabled list for concussion
• Chiefs take cornerback Marcus Peters in first round of NFL Draft
• NFL Draft tracker: DGB to Titans; Chiefs pick MU lineman, Georgia WR, Oregon St. corner
• The Monday Poll: Baltimore, gay marriage and more
• Christmas Eve shooter gets 30-year sentence
• Change of venue sought in F. Glenn Miller Jr. trial for Jewish center killings
• Missouri woman tells police she was held captive in wooden box
• Liberty grad Shea Groom ready to contribute with FC Kansas City
• Report: Five months after infection, man spreads Ebola through sex
• Capitol Watch: The sagas of Uber, budgets and bullying rivet the legislatures
• Clinton campaign pushes forward in Missouri, Kansas
• Missouri woman tells police she was held captive in wooden box
• Here’s how you can watch the Mayweather-Pacquiao fight Saturday
• Just a couple of baseball card stores remain in KC area, and they play a new game
• Man charged after Missouri police officer hit by car
• New exhibit chronicles the global expansion of World War I in 1915
• Excelsior Springs man dies in Ray County motorcycle crash
• Arizona 2-year-old grabs gun, shoots himself in face
• Missouri hunter mistaken for turkey, shot
• TheChat: Kansas state rep gets clear message from voters on how to proceed in Topeka
• Jackson County districts caught up in charter school expansion provisions in student transfer bill
• Kansas City policeman shoots at vehicle that lunged toward him
• Life-threatening shooting in Kansas City, Kan.
• Winning numbers for Thursday, April 30
• Royals closer Greg Holland throws simulated game
• Cynthia Billhartz Gregorian: I’m addicted to making my own chalky paint
• Investors snap up beaten-down stocks
• Kansas City’s Country Club Plaza gains 430 workers over the weekend
• Hallmark-owned cable network posts higher profit
• Photo exhibit shows what it’s like to be a fast-food worker
• Kansas City job fair set for May 12
• Regional manufacturing improved in April
• Kansas City finds itself right in the middle of the pet food industry
• Week Ahead: Sprint reports quarterly results on Tuesday
• Soft opening for Olathe’s Crazy Good Eats barbecue
• Titans draft former Mizzou receiver Dorial Green-Beckham with 40th overall pick
• Missouri’s Shane Ray drafted in first round by Denver Broncos
• Mike Moustakas, Wade Davis win Royals’ monthly awards for April
• Royals mailbag: All-Star Game predictions? Where is Sean Manaea?
• Royals pummel Tigers 8-1 in series opener, reclaim first place in AL Central
• More Americans spending at least half their pay on housing
• K-State extends contract, increases pay for athletic director John Currie
• No. 2 basketball recruit Jaylen Brown reportedly eliminates Kansas from consideration
• Limestone Road Townhomes has new concept for the Parade of Homes
• The Elan frees owners to enjoy community amenities
• Tom French homes selling before completion, one model on Parade
• Cedar Creek’s buyer’s incentive helps makes year-round vacation a reality
• Running Horse offers five homes to tour during Spring Parade
• Someone loosened lug nuts on Kansas Highway Patrol cars