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April 12, 2016

• Families shouldn’t avoid end-of-life care conversations
• Plaque, sculpture dedicated to victims of 2014 shootings at Jewish Community Center, Village Shalom
• Number of victims in Leavenworth VA hospital sex abuse scandal increasing
• Police traffic stops will be the topic of Raytown community forum
• Johnson County’s All-Electric House moving to Overland Park starting Tuesday night
• Readers react to Kansas courts, Sen. Ted Cruz and Congress
• New effort puts needed focus on trauma
• The Wine Press: Age has its merits, but not all young Bordeauxs age well
• Woman charged with stealing $10 ring off dead woman in funeral home
• It’s official: Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton won Missouri primaries
• Three kidnap victims are robbed and forced to use drugs during KC ordeal
• Protesters complain to Kansas City police board about treatment at Donald Trump rally
• Kris Kobach defends prosecution of voter fraud cases in Kansas
• Skeptics may disagree, but KCI airport experts tout convenience of new terminal
• Memorial and GoFundMe account set for Stacy Fawcett, the TV foodie slain by her son
• Missouri businesses unite to oppose ‘religious freedom’ LGBT bill
• Newborn subject of Amber Alert is found safe
• Husband of woman killed at Overland Park Jewish site sues gun sellers
• Missouri certifies primary results, clinching wins for Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton
• After killing of teen, Kansas City park will get surveillance cameras
• ‘Personhood’ abortion amendment clears Missouri House committee
• Families sue Wal-Mart, others for selling guns used in Jewish facility murders
• Single-terminal plan for Kansas City International Airport gains steam
• Andy Warhol paintings valued at $500,000 stolen from Missouri museum
• 13 amazing people somehow skirted genetic disaster
• TheChat: Donald Trump, choke artist?
• Indiana man wakes up to find dentist has pulled all his teeth
• Monday Poll results: Your views on the presidential primaries
• Olathe teacher who had sex with student gets a month in jail
• Motorist strikes pedestrian after throwing cooked chicken
• KC police issue Amber Alert after father allegedly takes newborn, makes threats
• Hard freeze possible early Tuesday in Kansas City region
• Man arrested after body parts found in recycling bin
• WEATHER ADVISORY: The National Weather Service will stop issuing weather forecasts in capital letters
• Cocktails look beyond sugar to fresh ingredients
• Kansas City artist creates gender-neutral ‘We don’t care’ bathroom sign
• Major League Soccer actually folded for a few days in 2001
• Royals have a laugh when former teammate Erik Kratz faceplants during introductions
• Royals get permission to wear special gold jerseys, hats at every Friday home game
• Letters: Medicare cuts, Trump’s game
• Sporting Kansas City: Then and now after 20 years
• Meadowbrook clubhouse in Prairie Village gets demolition reprieve — for now
• ‘Food deserts’ to be council priority
• Johnson County Commission to receive report on public input on new courthouse
• Chalk up one victory for Team Never Trump; Rep. Grosserode will carry power into GOP convention
• Editorial: Deal with threats to schools
• Teen musician Gracie Schram melds her passions for music and community service
• Overland Park to set rental inspect fee at $60/building
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, April 11
• Royals fall to Astros 8-2 in first game in Houston since miracle Game 4
• Royals will face roster decision when Jarrod Dyson returns from injury
• Royals reliever Tim Collins is scheduled to have Tommy John surgery on Friday
• Tax fraud alert: That’s not the IRS calling … maybe
• Kat’s Money Corner: Get the most from your new grill
• Bill Self lauds Svi Mykhailiuk’s decision to return for junior season
• No. 1 recruit Josh Jackson commits to KU basketball
• Kansas State football coach Bill Snyder laments loss of in-state satellite camps
• Kansas State freshman guard Ron Freeman will transfer to Florida junior college
• K-State guard Kamau Stokes moves past injury, eyes improvement as sophomore
• KCK commission advances a permit request to reopen The Woodlands
• Final thoughts on diversity and inclusion in the workplace
• CBS, Turner lock up NCAA Tournament broadcast rights through 2032
• The Drawing Board Restaurant plans May opening and other retail updates
• Police: Kansas man fatally stabs wife’s pit bull
• Right-size, energy efficient villas boast wooded walkout homesites, luxurious touches