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March 23, 2016

• Semifinal loss ends season for MidAmerica Nazarene men’s basketball team
• Shirley Jones to open 2016-17 season at New Theatre
• ‘The Fantasticks,’ at the Kansas City Repertory Theatre, promises to be an oh-so mellow classic
• As Janis Joplin, Mary Bridget Davies leaves more than a piece of her heart onstage
• Kansas City school board reaches tentative agreement on superintendent contract
• KCK man admits killing a man who answered an online sex ad
• Gladstone man is guilty in child pornography case
• Before KC Council committee, protesters decry police treatment outside Donald Trump rally
• Judge’s decision is expected Thursday in union attempt to delay public streetcar opening
• Man in burned body case is charged with illegal gun possession
• 18-year-old is charged in a series of violent armed robberies
• Historic clock outside Union Station will be restored
• Kansas House doesn’t override Gov. Sam Brownback’s veto of STAR bonds bill
• Readers react to strangers, leaders and the earnings tax
• U.S. Rep. Sam Graves attacks KCI plan but gets key facts wrong
• Utah teen injured in Brussels attack also survived Boston Marathon bombing
• Not a happy hour: Busch beer, Frito Lay trucks collide on highway
• TheChat: President Barack Obama went to Cuba too soon, Sen. Roy Blunt says
• Diners scatter when man tosses 13-foot python into sushi restaurant
• Teen pedestrian struck and injured by vehicle in Olathe
• Seattle’s ‘man in the tree’ is now a man on the ground
• NPR starts ‘Trump Training’ to deal with threats
• Honeybees need friends right now, but spring swarms can be a buzzkill
• Crazy day of KC weather includes threats of strong winds, fire, hail and snow
• Islamic State trains 400 fighters to attack Europe in wave of bloodshed
• To continue progress in Hickman Mills, vote ‘yes’ on bond issue and re-elect school board incumbents
• In Lee’s Summit school district feud, board member and superintendent trade calls to resign
• Ozarks meth warning: Your drugs may be contaminated, so bring them in for testing
• Kansas school funding bills advance to the full Legislature
• Bomb brothers in Brussels are the latest in string of sibling attackers
• Trump and Clinton take Arizona, Cruz and Trump talk wives, Sanders man questions vote numbers
• Three Missourians accused of raping teen girl after injecting her with meth
• Christian group cancels California Easter service over LGBT controversy
• Belgian authorities: Brothers carried out Islamic State suicide attacks
• Kyle Flack is guilty of murdering four, including Olathe toddler and her mother
• Sporting KC wins USA Today’s ‘Ultimate Sports Uniform Bracket’
• Off-days give Royals chance to spend time with family or just chill out
• Jeremy Guthrie: There’s nowhere else in baseball like Kansas City
• Fishing report for March 24
• Ned Yost, Eric Berry, Becky Sauerbrunn to be honored by Sports Commission
• Kansas native Mark Turgeon coaches Maryland but remains tethered to KU
• Olathe South’s Steve Ingram selected to coach in McDonald’s All-American Game
• Royals release Ross Ohlendorf from minor-league contract
• NFL approves ejection proposal for a one-year trial
• Pro boxer Victor Ortiz visits Royals spring-training camp
• NFL commissioner Roger Goodell expects to personally hear Chiefs’ tampering appeal
• Chiefs move cornerback Jamell Fleming to safety
• Missouri Comets play host to Baltimore Blast in MASL playoffs
• Ikea brings hydroponic gardening to home kitchens
• Visit KC leaders warn against yanking welcome mat
• First Federal Bank merger is approved and a $2.5 million loan program is finalized
• Missouri woman wins $20.6 million verdict in toxic chemical exposure case
• Winning lottery numbers for Wednesday, March 23
• Shining before scouts, relaxed Kentrell Brothers rocks Mizzou Pro Day
• Thursday’s other NCAA Tournament games
• Maryland coach Mark Turgeon ‘can’t go to bed’ until he gets his Royals score
• Kris Medlen surrenders four home runs in Royals’ 7-6 loss to Indians
• Royals’ newcomers marvel at great team chemistry
• Royals’ Ned Yost getting closer to revealing his opening day starter
• Contract is approved for converting Norman School building into apartments
• Wildfire burns across thousands of acres in Kansas, Oklahoma
• Regeneration of Kansas basketball started with Mark Turgeon’s recruiting class
• Former Wildcat Angel Rodriguez prepares for Sweet 16 with Miami, reflects on transfer
• Three-minute preview: Kansas men’s basketball vs. Maryland
• After studying rival to improve, one aspect of KU’s defense will be vital against Maryland
• What to do with America’s aging nuclear plants?
• New food hall trend coming to Lenexa