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March 29, 2016

• U.S. figure skating spotlight to focus next January on KC area
• Together with Mets fans, we’re blazing a path to American civility
• The Star’s Food Truck Friday expands with six events this year and more mobile dining concepts
• Kansas City ranks 19th in country for being an arts ‘hotbed’ in SMU report
• Police charge Trump campaign manager Lewandowski with assault
• At age 89, former KC mayor Charles B. Wheeler running for Missouri governor
• Severe thunderstorms with heavy rains, hail and wind possible Wednesday in Kansas City
• Here’s what Bernie Sanders’ bird of ‘world peace’ really was
• TheChat: Milton Wolf continues to taunt Jerry Moran
• Here’s the history of Hillary Clinton’s email crunch
• Dish With Gish: Go Chicken Go vs. Stroud's: Really, they're both winners
• Kansas City commutes are a breeze, according to GPS maker TomTom
• Meet Corey Lewandowski, Trump’s political ‘bomb-thrower’ who is charged with assault
• Readers react to Donald Trump, the KC earnings tax and the University of Missouri
• Angry bus rider allegedly kicks, damages KCATA supervisor’s car
• Disabled teen’s beloved dune buggy stolen from Independence yard
• Monday Poll results: Led by Eric Hosmer, Royals will repeat as World Series champs
• Privatization is the wrong direction for Osawatomie State Hospital
• Woman is sexually assaulted in Raytown after car breaks down
• Police arrest second suspect in fatal Kansas City shooting
• After Ozarks sheriff’s meth-testing offer, two phone calls, no arrests, 1.7 million Facebook views
• Sick lizards, pythons and tortoises arrive at KC Pet Project in need of costly care
• Carnival worker is accused in Overland Park rape
• Lansing teen was killed in Independence crash
• Mayor Sly James touts progress throughout Kansas City and takes aim at naysayers
• Mets’ Matt Harvey on track for opener after passing bladder blood clot
• Royals should stand above any temptation to retaliate against Mets for Noah Syndergaard’s pitch
• Report of Royals’ planned retaliation against Mets infuriates just about everyone
• Justin Houston didn’t reinjure knee in January, Chiefs GM John Dorsey says
• Ellen Murphy: Spring politics bring to mind an earlier farce
• U.S. national team to face Bolivia at Children’s Mercy Park on May 28
• Matt Besler misses Sporting KC practice with concussion, timetable for return unknown
• Bernie Sanders’ connections with two UMKC economists run deep
• Ford truck honors Royals’ World Series win
• Bats Global Markets agrees to buy ETF.com
• Lincoln National life insurance class action settlement is approved
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, March 28
• Buddy Hield, Denzel Vanentine lead AP All-America men’s basketball team
• KU’s top scorer, Lauren Aldridge, will transfer to Mizzou
• Shortstop Marten Gasparini’s unlikely journey from Italy to Royals’ minor leagues
• Royals on payback against Mets’ Noah Syndergaard: ‘Our retribution was winning the World Series’
• Kat’s Money Corner: Make the most of a spring garage sale
• NorthPoint Development begins two more speculative buildings in Edgerton
• Five things to watch as spring football practice begins at Kansas State
• Wayne Selden will enter NBA Draft, leave Kansas
• Google Fiber is adding landline-like phone option to home Internet bundle
• Replaceable parts promise a boon for humanity, but raise ethical questions