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March 14, 2016

• TheChat: Ron Richard flips positions on releasing his emails
• Hundreds rally to ‘save our schools’ at Kansas Capitol
• Man faces weapons charge after incident outside KC federal building
• Warrensburg, Mo., teenager killed in Sunday car crash
• Lee’s Summit teenager charged in February wreck that killed two friends
• KC man charged in robbery of Bank Midwest branch in Brookside
• Dodge City, Kan., woman pleads guilty to sexual abusing toddler
• 10 March Madness brackets that don’t have anything to do with basketball
• KC leader says NCAA, Big 12 worried about Missouri ‘religious freedom’ bill
• What’s going to win big MO Tuesday? Here’s your primary forecast
• New poll: Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders too close to call in Missouri
• Readers share views on Donald Trump, Kansas, wealth disparity
• Transit agency, Kansas City police step up security aboard buses
• TheChat: Donald Trump is bowled over by all the protesters at his Midland Theater address
• My right to be heard trumps yours: On fear, anger and campaign protests
• Investigation yields large amount of property stolen in Johnson and Miami counties
• Kansas City Council to discuss police response to Donald Trump rally
• Four charged with disorderly conduct at Donald Trump rally in KC
• Total eclipse of the sun headed to KC for first time in centuries
• Calling all creative Royals fans
• George Brett proud he avoided being ‘noogied’ by Nolan Ryan in his career
• Royals give awards to Bubba Starling, Terrance Gore at minor-league ceremony
• Fishing Tournament Trail
• Leaked NCAA Tournament bracket trumps two-hour CBS selection show
• Austin Peay, KU’s first-round opponent, inspired by Rhyan Loos’ cancer fight
• Chip Gaines of ‘Fixer Upper’ says he’d live in Kansas City, plus readers’ burning questions
• Missouri Comets beat Milwaukee, will face Baltimore in MASL Eastern Conference finals
• Two-time defending-champion FC Kansas City begins preseason camp
• Kansas State will not play in postseason after missing out on NIT selection
• Big 12 will consider impact of proposed Missouri religious freedom amendment
• MOD Pizza is entering the market with a Liberty location
• Missouri’s Le’Roy Barnes didn’t let disappointment derail his NCAA dream
• Alex Gordon stays on hot streak as Royals thump White Sox 9-3
• Royals’ Mike Moustakas hits like Ted Williams in Cactus League games
• Royals trim spring training roster, giving clarity to outfield competition
• The versatile Whit Merrifield emerges as bench option for the Royals
• Downtown housing growth gets lift from two more P&L projects
• The Kansas City Star to print Wichita Eagle
• KU is No. 1 in final AP college basketball poll
• Preseason No. 1 North Carolina leads East Regional field
• Michigan State doesn’t care about missing out on No. 1 seed in Midwest Region
• A good day for hoops in Oregon as Ducks earn top seed in West Region
• Kansas, Villanova, AP’s last two No. 1-ranked teams, lead South Region
• Big 12’s recent failures in NCAA Tournament cost league at the bank
• NCAA says it takes Sunday’s bracket leak seriously and is ‘looking into it’
• Engineer hit emergency brakes before Amtrak train derailment in Kansas that injured at least 32
• Annual African violet show and sale are scheduled for April at Loose Park
• ‘Religious freedom’ amendment could hurt KC’s bids for future Big 12, NCAA events