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May 4, 2015

• Bill Tuttle: 70 years ago, Japan’s other attack on U.S.
• High school results - May 3
• Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback gets dinner … and an educational tip from the waitress
• Paltry youth voter turnout in KC raises concerns
• Compromise reached for softened Kansas renewable energy standards
• Kris Medlen heads to Royals complex in Arizona to begin rehab outings
• Chiefs’ general manager, head coach say NFL Draft haul made them ‘better,’ and deeper
• Chocolate hummus? It’s just one odd but tasty chocolate pairing
• ‘Star Wars’ jerseys are all the rage among minor-league baseball teams
• KU sexual violence task force recommends center for students to report assaults
• St. Joseph school Superintendent Fred Czerwonka resigns amid audit fallout
• Missouri charter school bill does more harm than good in Jackson County
• Nearly $50,000 in bribes paid in Kansas driver’s license fraud case, documents show
• Sam Brownback’s compromise is a defeat for renewable energy rules in Kansas
• Grain Valley man charged in Lee’s Summit crash that killed Independence teen
• Jeff Roe, the 'bad boy' of Missouri politics, spreads his wings in Texas
• Former Karate instructor from Raytown faces child porn charges
• Fishing Tournament Trail for May 5
• Charges filed against Sedalia man accused of locking girlfriend in box
• First impression of new Mizzou AD Mack Rhoades: This man has both energy and a plan
• Sam Brownback supports lawsuit seeking to protect hospital payments
• Scattered showers and thunderstorms likely this week in Kansas City
• Birth of a birthing center at Olathe Medical Center
• Readers share their gorgeous spring photos
• Sporting KC midfielder Benny Feilhaber named MLS player of the month
• Intruder attacks elderly south Kansas City resident
• Woman found dead after reports of gunfire near Ninth and Indiana in KC
• TheChat: Jeb Bush relates most closely to...Clarence Thomas
• KC woman charged in boyfriend’s fatal stabbing
• Gunman steals necklace and other jewelry from Kansas City worker
• Lake of the Ozarks is the center of Missouri’s bass fishing
• Years after financial scam, restitution trickles to victims, $2 at a time
• Changing with the times, Capitol Federal Savings Bank at 95th and Nall gets a facelift
• Three from area to receive corporate National Merit Scholarships
• FYI Book Club discussion for ‘The Girl on the Train’ by Paula Hawkins
• ‘Job retention’ for Fairfax plant as GM adds $174 million for Malibu
• Airline fees for bags, reservation changes up in 2014
• Olathe-based NIC reports higher quarterly revenue
• Rain rescues Kansas wheat crop
• Winning lottery numbers for Saturday, May 2, and Sunday, May 3
• George Brett and Tom Watson see staying power, confidence in the Royals
• Four K-State players sign as undrafted free agents
• New Crossroads venue offers vintage arcade games and craft beers
• Spin pizza opens in Overland Park’s Corbin Park
• Three reserves will transfer from Missouri football program
• MU catcher Brett Bond is the SEC freshman of the week
• After difficult week leading up to NFL Draft, ‘the sky’s the limit’ for Mizzou’s Shane Ray
• Tulips embracing the wind