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March 10, 2016

• High school results - March 9
• Weekend Roundup
• Repurposing 101
• Kansas Senate panel votes to expand grounds for impeachment
• Readers tell us their presidential preferences
• Wreck ends police chase on southbound Bruce R. Watkins Drive
• Driver killed in traffic accident in Kessler Park
• Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders say si se puede debate for the Latino vote
• ‘Blunt brigade’ website now in hands of Blunt’s opponents
• Washington’s Reagan airport says one person filed 6,500 noise complaints last year
• TheChat: Donald Trump waxes philosophical on hostility
• Missouri ‘religious freedom’ bill could lead to Senate gridlock
• Three are charged with robbing Johnson County bank with toddler in getaway car
• Missouri Democrats derail Senate over ‘religious freedom’ gay marriage bill
• Suspect in KCK mass killings is taken to hospital after suicide attempt
• It’s time for Missouri paddlefish fishermen to get snagged
• Miege and Paola win in Kansas 4A Division I girls quarterfinals
• Royals announce their television schedule for the 2016 season
• Washington, Mill Valley win in Kansas 5A boys basketball quarterfinals
• St. Pius X girls fall to Strafford in Missouri Class 3 semifinals
• Blue Valley Northwest cruises past Wichita South in Kansas Class 6A quarterfinals
• Basically, Bryce Harper wants to see more of what Royals do in baseball
• It’s not just teams: Florida, Arizona also compete during spring training
• St. Thomas Aquinas girls knock off top-seeded Schlagle in Kansas 5A quarterfinals
• Lee’s Summit boys capture Missouri Class 5 sectional victory
• Bol Bol leads Bishop Miege past Eudora in Kansas 4A Division I quarterfinals
• Cunning fox steals wallet from golfer’s bag
• Olathe South, Olathe East and SM Northwest girls gain victories in Kansas 6A state quarterfinals
• Chiefs lose Sean Smith to Raiders, who agree to four-year, $40 million contract with cornerback
• Tamba Hali had no intention of leaving Chiefs, has Super Bowl on his mind
• Chiefs release offensive lineman Ben Grubbs, gain small amount of cap room
• Chiefs will re-sign Jaye Howard to two-year, $12 million deal, source says
• Chiefs re-sign Frank Zombo to three-year deal, a source says
• Chiefs re-sign veteran linebacker Derrick Johnson to three-year, $21 million deal
• Goose Gossage criticized for saying ‘nerds’ have ruined baseball
• Winning lottery numbers for Wednesday, March 9
• Internet startups at KC area’s Home for Hackers: Five tales of hits and misses
• Big 12 remains patient as key decisions loom
• Expect loads of scoring when Oklahoma’s Buddy Hield stares down Iowa State’s Georges Niang
• Baylor rolls past Texas 75-61 and into Big 12 semifinals
• JoyceKC Notebook: Updates on The Classic Cup Cafe, Crows Coffee, Wasabi Sushi Bar and more
• Ian Kennedy sharp in Royals’ 9-2 victory over White Sox
• Royals’ Kendrys Morales is old soul in clubhouse and a run-producer in lineup
• Devonte' Graham, Perry Ellis lead No. 1 KU past K-State 85-63 and into Big 12 semifinals
• How one meeting changed the course of KU’s basketball season
• KU basketball legend Clyde Lovellette dies at age 86
• Mecum collector car auction begins Friday at Bartle Hall
• Westar Energy is said to be exploring options, including a possible sale
• Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation appoints Earl Martin Phalen as new trustee
• Two more Marriott flags will fly in downtown Kansas City
• Kansas State beats Oklahoma State 75-71, advances to play Kansas in Big 12 Tournament
• TCU pulls off major upset, beats Texas Tech 67-62 in Big 12 Tournament
• Three-minute preview: West Virginia men’s basketball vs. TCU
• Three-minute preview: Kansas men’s basketball vs. Kansas State
• Three-minute preview: Oklahoma men’s basketball vs. Iowa State
• Three-minute preview: Baylor men’s basketball vs. Texas
• Lawmakers vote to ban Kansas minors from indoor tanning
• Kansas Republican lawmakers hire lawyer for school funding lawsuit