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March 30, 2016

• Guilty plea in robbery of Prairie Village credit union
• Kauffman Stadium gate and parking lot opening times for Royals’ first two games, plus pregame ceremony details
• Rejoice, morel mushroom hunters! There is already fungus among us
• Kansas City mayors, past and present, call for renewal of the earnings tax
• Kansas task force targets ‘grossly substandard’ nursing home care
• Sabrina Staires’ Superfund town images come to life on ethereal silk panels
• Thieves steal Kansas family’s last photos of Faith, the child with spina bifida who died in her sleep
• Frank Williams center in KCK will reopen drop-in services for homeless
• Missouri Democrats hope Donald Trump helps them shrink Republican legislative majority
• Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences will build a second campus in Joplin
• Police identify Kansas City man found shot to death
• Kansas City school board candidate forum is set for Thursday evening
• Kansas City, Kan., elementary school is hit by bullet
• GoFundMe page is established to replace disabled teen’s stolen dune buggy
• Large hail, damaging winds, heavy rains possible in Kansas City area Wednesday evening
• Trump: If abortion is banned, women who have one should be punished
• Father and son from Shawnee accused of trafficking 11 pounds of marijuana in Idaho
• Therapist discusses writings of Kyle Flack, convicted in four Ottawa murders
• Trump, Cruz, Kasich pledge allegiance to themselves, not GOP nominee
• Text alert incorrectly warns of tornadoes in Johnson County
• Readers react to guns on campuses, bigotry and the Kansas City earnings tax
• Large field admires district’s current success
• Missouri man on lawnmower charged with DWI, fighting with police
• Family dog brings home big bag of pot
• TheChat: 2016 session leaves one Kansas lawmaker speechless
• Trump decries battery charge against campaign manager Corey Lewandowski
• Teen girl pepper sprayed as Trump protesters, supporters clash
• Don’t enshrine bigotry in the Missouri Constitution with ‘religious liberty’ bill
• Homicide investigation is underway after woman is found dead at Independence house
• KCK man is charged in counterfeit gold case
• Motorcyclist is killed in Independence crash
• $500,000 pro-Cruz ad inaccurately floats Soros as backing Kasich
• Lee’s Summit council candidate served prison sentence
• Independence police investigate death near 27th Street and Hardy Avenue
• What constitutes success: Final Four appearances or conference titles?
• Fishing report for March 31
• Royals expect metal detectors to speed up entry to Kauffman Stadium
• Former Mizzou linebacker Sean Weatherspoon found a check for more than $100,000
• Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday, March 29
• A museum inside a museum
• Bitter pill to swallow? Not if it’s dropped
• Laura Luckert: Shelter dog takes trainer to school
• Emily Parnell: Separating the wheat from the chaff
• Letters: Supreme Court nominee, Uber regs
• Editorial: Taxes go up for better services
• Stacey Hatton: Pranks and telephones go together and always have
• Snarky in the Suburbs: Spring is the epidural for the pain of summers past
• Prairie Village council seats draw focus
• Lenexa cuts back on stray cat pickup
• Questions about development are a big topic in Westwood
• New Shawanoe Elementary is touted as a bridge to the future
• Spring election guide: For some in Johnson County, it’s time to vote
• Mission council candidates putting focus on Gateway project
• Joco Gateway spurs more closures
• Biz Snapshot: Velo + finds its niche with eclectic offerings
• Olathe North science team heads to D.C.
• Adriane Falco of Stanley Elementary School uses music as a springboard to an array of subjects
• Fire captain honored with VFW gold medal
• Stilwell artist gets ‘the drop’ on theater debut
• Goal by Sporting Kansas City’s Graham Zusi helps keep United States’ World Cup hopes alive
• Royals’ Ian Kennedy exits last spring outing early because of hamstring issue
• Royals’ offense rescues a shaky Yordano Ventura in 16-10 victory over Giants
• Big pitch for Royals’ opening day gets even bigger with ‘smart baseball’
• Kansas has a higher financial IQ than Missouri, survey says
• Your financial planner: And then there were three
• Hallmark doll will let you tuck Royals catcher Salvador Perez in your pocket
• SparkLabKC searches for a new business model for itself
• Lululemon has fixed many problems, but it’s not out of the woods yet
• KC business leaders tell Missouri House that they oppose anti-gay resolution
• Trump, Cruz, Kasich pledge allegiance to themselves, not GOP nominee
• Windows 10 spreads quickly and will soon get an update
• Roy Williams slams report of ailing health by Washington Post
• Brannen Greene says he’ll enter NBA draft and leave KU
• Mizzou rallies to beat Saint Louis U. 5-3 in college baseball at the K
• Locally owned Stock Hill Kansas City Steakhouse is coming to south Plaza in November
• Mobile kitchen Road Rage KC hits the streets
• Get your Royal blue mustache with Shatto’s caramel corn milk
• Healthy Yards Expo on Saturday will promote greener lawns and gardens
• Local builders team up to offer distinctive, functional design in new construction