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March 24, 2016

• After you’ve seen ‘Batman v Superman,’ read these books (they’re better than the movie)
• Kansas City school board reaches tentative agreement on superintendent contract
• Missouri ‘religious freedom’ bill continues to stoke tensions
• New KC schools leader Mark Bedell will get $225,000 salary, three-year contract
• Kansas City budget confronts ugly vacant houses and other neighborhood concerns
• Readers react to politics, federal ID requirements and youth crimes
• Trump’s appeal to white anger echoes campaigns of George Wallace
• Scientists say Shakespeare’s skull may be missing from his grave
• Numbers, numbers, numbers, and what they tell us
• Man spends day in Seattle tree, spurring lots of online chatter
• Obamacare foe now imploring GOP lawmakers to save expanded Medicaid in Arkansas
• TheChat: Jeb Bush opts not to endorse Donald Trump. Anybody surprised?
• Popeyes job applicant gets the robber, and the job
• Republican TV ads give Democrats an anti-Trump playbook
• Bomb brothers in Brussels are the latest in string of sibling attackers
• Suspect fatally shot, two others facing federal charges in Blue Springs Walgreens robbery
• Colorado blizzard strands Overland Park family on a highway for 12 hours
• Raytown homeowner fires gun after confronting armed intruder
• From fundraising to fashion, the lowly silicone wristband lives strong
• Split decision turns up heat on Senate to find ninth justice for the Supreme Court
• Boil order is issued for some Kearney neighborhoods
• Kansas lawmakers approve school equity fix
• Judge denies request to delay Kansas City streetcar public opening
• Stop discriminatory ‘religious liberty’ measure from harming Missouri
• Kansas City Council approves firefighter wage deal
• U.S. 50 is reopened after fatal accident in Lee’s Summit
• Police arrest intruder hiding in Kansas City apartment
• Even for the Royals’ pros, adding new pitches to their repertoire is no easy task
• KU football team takes time to play basketball at spring practice
• Salute to high school basketball champions: Here’s how to download your souvenir page
• St. Thomas Aquinas swimmers finish first in SM North Invitational
• Lake of the Ozarks produces fish of a lifetime
• Ryan Schartz steps down as Fort Osage football coach to become school’s activities director
• Photo of fans is now on facade of Royals Hall of Fame at Kauffman Stadium
• State senator from KC slams bill to make Cardinals official baseball team of Missouri
• NFL annual meeting notebook: Chiefs hopeful 2016 schedule won’t be so front-loaded with road games
• Chiefs still open to selling naming rights to the field at Arrowhead Stadium
• Frank Zombo’s return to the Chiefs made sense for both sides
• Spirits of women past bring us to a surprise first
• Bruce Weber optimistic about Kansas State’s basketball future: ‘We have to make it happen’
• Former Wildcat Angel Rodriguez prepares for Sweet 16 with Miami, reflects on transfer
• Amazon fulfillment center to bring 1,000 jobs to Edgerton
• JoyceKC notebook: Apple Store for Plaza 211? 810 Zone closes in Lee’s Summit
• Winning lottery numbers for Wednesday, March 23
• Royals fall to Brewers 9-2 as Ned Yost offers possible preview of opening day lineup
• Royals’ Tim Collins faces second Tommy John surgery: ‘It just shocked all of us’
• Royals’ Ned Yost getting closer to revealing his opening day starter
• After studying rival to improve, one aspect of KU’s defense will be vital against Maryland
• AMC is challenged again on merger deal with Carmike
• Financial services pull down stocks to weekly loss
• Company ‘graduates’ with honors from KC Startup Village
• Playboy magazine publisher reportedly is exploring a sale
• Manufacturing activity remains weak in KC Fed’s seven-state region
• Associated Wholesale Grocers reports record sales in 2015
• What to do with America’s aging nuclear plants?
• Tipoff times, TV channels and previews for Friday’s NCAA Sweet 16 games
• Thursday’s other NCAA Tournament games
• Discover the appeal of Johnson County’s best-kept secret
• Regeneration of Kansas basketball started with Mark Turgeon’s recruiting class