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March 17, 2016

• High school results - March 17
• Kansas transgender students would have to use restrooms of their sex at birth, bills say
• Pablo Serrano-Vitorino, accused of five murders, has history of violent acts
• 35 years after serial killer’s trial, a witness accuses the prosecutor of rape
• Someone may be lurking behind King Tut’s tomb
• Kansas City paints the town green for annual St. Patrick’s Day parade
• Man sentenced for recording child porn at Lawrence home
• Paul Ryan on presidential speculation: ‘Knock it off’
• Missouri chamber speaks out against ‘religious freedom’ gay marriage bill
• Readers share views on Supreme Court, Republicans, public education
• Here come the misleading ads against Kansas City’s earnings tax
• Kansas City robbers beat man with tree branch
• Kansas City man charged with cutting wife’s throat
• Shooting victim found at scene of Kansas City car wreck
• TheChat: Eric Greitens is told to return campaign donation
• TheChat: Eric Greitens is told to return campaign donation
• MU closing two dorms because of declining enrollment
• Experts testify in Ottawa man’s capital murder trial
• Westwood man, 88, rescued after being trapped for two days beneath toppled shelves
• Mental exam ordered for KCK woman in case of boy fed to pigs
• Missouri GOP gubernatorial hopefuls differ little on policy, but sparks still fly at debate
• Kansas Senate school equity fix advances, but a similar House plan dies
• Second man charged in January gunpoint kidnapping and rape in Kansas City
• Cops say they’ve cracked the case of who egged house 100-plus times
• Kansas City man charged with murder in 2013 Northland burglary gone wrong
• Here come the misleading ads against Kansas City’s earnings tax
• Liberty falls to Kickapoo 55-49 in Missouri Class 5 girls semifinals
• Svi’s spree of threes keys Kansas Jayhawks’ romp over Austin Peay
• Lee’s Summit falls in Missouri Class 5 semifinals
• Baylor players get in scuffle during game against Yale
• How did Baylor get fewer rebounds? Taurean Prince offers a precise answer
• What were the odds of catching the one huge trout stocked at Wyandotte Lake?
• Royals will ditch blue jerseys for Thursday’s spring-training game
• Liberty falls to Springfield Kickapoo 55-49 in Missouri Class 5 girls semifinals
• Lawn seats are a taste of summer for Royals fans in Arizona
• Parents value Kansas schools, even if state doesn’t
• Editorial: Gerlach defends local power
• Matt Keenan: Coming of age with Scouting in the 1960s
• Sporting KC midfielders Roger Espinoza, Soni Mustivar set to join national teams
• Medical team studies when an effective but sometimes risky stroke drug should be used
• Data KC: Mizzou enrollment, KU endowment are tops in growth
• From pints to parties, some St. Patrick’s Day data
• Winning numbers for Thursday, March 17
• Friday’s NCAA Tournament tipoff times, TV channels and game previews
• Connecticut turns up pressure in 74-67 first-round NCAA win over Colorado
• Adam LaRoche’s retirement sets off debate about kids in major-league clubhouses
• Royals’ Jarrod Dyson hopes to miss just two weeks of the regular season
• Raul Mondesi shows flashes of brilliance in Royals’ 5-1 win over Dodgers
• Short porch in right field beckons Royals for games in San Antonio
• Over objections, agency approves tax break for Traders on Grand apartment highrise
• Send us your spring flower photos!
• Power programs aspire to play for NCAA championships; UConn wins them
• Kansas City Kansas women advance to semifinals of NJCAA Division II tourney
• Kansas City Kansas Community College women win, men lose in NJCAA tournaments
• K-State women glad for a shot in NCAA Tournament
• Lagerald Vick gives Kansas a surprise lift in first NCAA Tournament game
• No letdown here: KU basketball takes care of Austin Peay in NCAA Tournament opener
• KU notebook: Jayhawks fan uses game to encourage donations for cancer research
• Profile of Sprint CEO Marcelo Claure a finalist in newspaper competition
• Applications start April 1 for LaunchKC’s $500,000 startup competition
• Four Missouri wrestlers reach NCAA wrestling quarterfinals