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March 11, 2016

• Jay Dow: Better option missed in action against MU Professor Melissa Click
• Wright Career College is laying off staff and no longer accepting new students
• High school results - March 10
• The Monday Poll: Is controversial Missouri measure about freedom or discrimination?
• Robert Trussell: KC theaters show truth onstage comes in many forms
• Bill Clinton says in KC that Hillary will stand up for average Americans
• Readers react to KU basketball, guns in colleges and fracking
• Gunman robs pharmacy in Lee’s Summit
• Man is sentenced in 2012 homicide in KCK
• As candidates flood Missouri, poll shows races are too close to call
• KC police trace stolen assault rifle to woman’s shooting death
• KCK police investigate highway shooting on I-70 at I-670
• Bill Clinton will campaign in Kansas City for Hillary on Friday
• Kansas City police investigate vehicle hit with gunfire and flipped over along U.S. 71
• TheChat: My uterus is none of your business
• Trump’s campaign manager accused of yanking Breitbart News reporter’s arm
• Readers help Kansas father of five, including infant triplets, after wife dies
• KCK police investigate suspicious death of woman on Freeman Avenue
• Low enrollment at MU brings a hiring freeze and no raises
• Jail officials investigate release of Raytown murder suspect
• Instead of insult fun, the Republicans gave us a night of (delegate) math
• Chihuahua lands on wrong side of law: Stuck under a patrol car
• Two bills are introduced to revamp school finance in Kansas
• Injury accident shuts northbound traffic Friday afternoon on Interstate 35
• After chaos in Chicago, Donald Trump is coming to crowded downtown KC on Saturday
• SM Northwest holds off Olathe South rally for 38-36 win in Kansas Class 6A girls semifinals
• St. Thomas Aquinas, Leavenworth girls advance to Kansas 5A title game
• Broncos get quarterback Mark Sanchez from Eagles
• Barstow defeats Mountain Grove 63-49 in Missouri Class 3 semifinal
• Frank Mason and Devonte’ Graham reinvigorate Jayhawks’ postseason prospects
• Lure of winning, stability helped Chiefs land coveted lineman Mitchell Schwartz
• Even entering free agency, Chiefs’ Derrick Johnson never wanted to leave KC
• New contract helps Chiefs’ Jaye Howard fulfill quest to provide for his family
• Irma Starr, noted KC ceramicist, creates whimsical pottery for NCECA conference
• Winning lottery numbers for Thursday, March 10
• Sporting KC telecasts will soon show soccer in a new way
• The Royals added a bunch of new banners at Kauffman Stadium
• Kansas records its first case of Zika virus infection
• The arts are pumping new life into the downtown of Tulsa, former ‘oil capital of the world’
• Stock market extends rally to a fourth week as energy recovers
• Gas prices head back up, nearing $2 at some area stations
• Kansas City Life reports lower quarterly profits and revenue
• The week ahead: Federal Reserve’s economic policy meeting starts Tuesday
• Joe’s Crab Shack apologizes to diners irked by 1895 lynching photo
• WireCo to close St. Joseph plant, eliminate 49 jobs
• West Virginia beats TCU 86-66 in Big 12 Tournament quarterfinals
• Buddy Hield scores 39, leading Oklahoma in Big 12 quarterfinal win over Iowa State
• Chris Young gives up two homers as Royals fall 12-3 to Arizona
• Meet Cody Decker, the Royals’ utility man with a Screen Actors Guild card
• Three-minute preview: West Virginia men’s basketball vs. Oklahoma
• K-State’s Justin Edwards finishes strong despite loss to Kansas in Big 12 quarterfinals
• KU notebook: Carlton Bragg has big game against K-State
• Three-minute preview: Kansas men’s basketball vs. Baylor
• Salvatore Ferragamo puts microchips in shoes to fight fraudsters
• UMKC comes back for 80-78 win over Utah Valley, reaches WAC semifinals
• UMKC tops Utah Valley in WAC tournament quarterfinals
• Kansas officials discuss selling tobacco settlement payments
• Winterset Phase 30 now building, selling
• Missouri conservation department offers free programs on naturescaping