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April 13, 2016

• ‘Doctor Strange’ trailer delights fans of comics, Benedict Cumberbatch
• Transgender restroom bill in Kansas alarms LGBT student advocates
• Rare sighting of vermilion flycatcher has Kansas City area birding community abuzz
• Missing Kansas City woman with dementia found safe
• A blessed time for refugees in Kansas City, but a shameful time for Europe
• Drama of ship sinking still vivid for survivors after 75 years
• Family of slain teenager gathers to mark new surveillance cameras in Seven Oaks Park
• Raytown woman charged with hit-and-run that left child injured in December
• Kansas Supreme Court to consider right to abortion
• Troopers come to the rescue of 10-year-old boy when no one comes to his birthday party
• Readers react to Kris Kobach, angry Republicans and Gov. Sam Brownback
• Chimpanzee at Kansas City Zoo dies, possibly of heart condition
• Missouri debate over ‘religious freedom’ divides GOP’s most loyal constituencies
• TheChat: Here’s a new description for Donald Trump
• ‘Religious freedom’ debate in Missouri House goes four hours, ends without a vote
• Watch: Couple continue make-out session as gunmen rob a bar
• Missouri town refuses to swear in indicted man as marshal
• Mother’s video revealing ex-husband sexually assaulted her daughter goes viral
• Guilty plea in abuse death of 2-year-old Kansas City boy
• Government transparency? Kansas, Missouri have work to do
• First scans of a brain on LSD show it lighting up like a pinball machine
• Olathe man is killed in wreck near Kansas Speedway
• Kansas City man is sentenced in 2014 murder of woman found in motel bathroom
• Missouri farmer finds human remains near shotgun stolen from KC police car
• College Basketball Experience deal avoids loan forgiveness but allows refinancing
• Motorist is shot while driving in Kansas City
• Police ask for help finding missing Raytown teen
• Disbarred KC lawyer pleads guilty in $1.2 million theft from St. Luke’s Health System
• Natalie Lewis, John Fierro and Ajia Morris win KC school board races
• Former Mrs. America charged with swindling Macy’s in $5,000 clothing return scam
• Lawrence Public Library among 7 ‘most beautiful’ in North America
• This weekend in Kansas City: FilmFest, Katt Williams, Wyco Ethnic Festival
• Paul Rudd appeared on ‘The Rich Eisen Show’ in a full Royals uniform
• Fishing report for April 14
• Ask Rustin: Royals’ roster decisions, Wade Davis’ health and much more
• Missouri Mavericks take aim on ECHL playoffs
• Lure of the week: Rapala’s Shadow Rap Shad
• Take a look at caps, jerseys that Royals will wear for special occasions
• She said/he said: baseball
• For its 20th anniversary, Sporting Kansas City unveils its all-time Best XI
• Colorado Rapids beat Sporting KC 2-1, spoiling anniversary celebration
• Winning lottery numbers for Wednesday, April 13
• Commerce Bancshares reports higher first-quarter profits
• Kansas City Star parent considers sale and leaseback of press facility and other properties
• Kansas City TIF Commission approves financing agreement for huge Cerner redevelopment
• New Honeywell president is chosen for Kansas City plant
• “Glee” star’s gorgeous home is for sale
• Guard Frankie Hughes signs with Mizzou, joining high school teammate
• Salvador Perez lifts the Royals with a two-run homer in 4-2 victory over Houston
• With Royals’ bullpen roles in flux, Kelvin Herrera could log time in the eighth inning
• Your financial planner: You’re retired, but what happens if …
• At Plaza library, Crawford Architects presents an alternative plan for KCI
• Two Kansas 6-year-olds take pickup truck for a joyride
• Guards Brian Patrick, Cartier Diarra sign with Kansas State basketball team
• KU basketball roster taking shape as Carlton Bragg announces he’s returning
• Sprint pulls ‘ghetto’ comment video about rival T-Mobile
• Stockyards Brewing Co. retains charm of Golden Ox
• KC Chamber of Commerce announces the top 10 small businesses of 2016
• Northland cycle shop owner changing course