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April 16, 2016

• High school results - April 16
• Parking fees will go up May 1 at Kansas City International Airport
• Young people line up for Kansas City summer job opportunities
• Family wanted: Dalton hopes for a home
• Three arrested after UMB bank is robbed in Kansas City, Kan.
• Kansas City police investigate shooting on Bellefontaine Avenue
• Kansas City lawyer and noted philanthropist Richard Miller dies at 83
• Money, dope and guns: The motivation, means and muscle of Kansas City’s street criminals
• Murder trial finally is set to begin in death of door-to-door research worker Summer Shipp
• Tiger attacks, kills veteran keeper at Palm Beach Zoo
• Readers share thoughts on property rights, Kris Kobach and KCI
• Police, Missouri Highway Patrol conduct early morning DUI dragnet
• Koster keeps fundraising edge over GOP rivals for governor
• Poll: Americans happy at home, not happy with federal government
• Civic pride steps in to restore fountains after City Hall’s negligence
• University of Missouri countersues professor who wants to carry a gun on campus
• Man leaves anonymous $1,000 tip for college-bound waitress
• Young engineers in KC sculpt a world using paper, cardboard, glue and tape
• Nelson-Atkins curator was fascinated with Dutch paintings as a child
• There is a typo on FC Kansas City’s championship rings
• Watch Mike Moustakas face plant as he makes dazzling catch on Saturday
• Missouri boys enjoy one of state’s best spring shows
• Kansas City Police Department’s PAL program is changing lives
• Mavericks beat Quad City 6-3 in first game of ECHL playoff series
• Sporting KC building a comfort zone outside of Children’s Mercy Park
• FC Kansas City loses 1-0 to Western New York in its opener
• Symphony Designers’ Showhouse showcases work in 1925 English Tudor
• ‘Regional Office’ mashes up genres in the most delightful ways
• Winning lottery numbers for Saturday, April 16
• Anna Quindlen’s ‘Miller’s Valley’ deftly weaves a town’s demise with girl’s growing up
• Former MU football coach Gary Pinkel settles into retirement
• MU notes: Tigers escape spring football game largely unscathed
• QB Drew Lock stands out in MU’s Black and Gold Spring Game
• Chris Young can’t overcome A’s in 5-3 Royals loss
• Hosmer’s homer caps Royals’ 4-2 victory over Oakland in series opener
• Kendrys Morales reaches RBI milestone
• Slipping away: As schizophrenia consumed Melinda Kavanaugh, family and system couldn’t help
• Kansas GOP leader: Brownback might not veto bill eliminating tax exemption for some small businesses
• Kansas faces questions about future of Osawatomie mental hospital
• Homebuilders, developers anticipate busy Spring Parade of Homes
• Lime Stone Road Townhomes: When quality of life matters
• Affordable Johnson County living found at Oak Run
• Ready for the Parade with Phase 30, six new models
• Rodrock Development rolls out its finest at Spring Parade of Homes
• Move-in ready models at Grand Lake
• New display model homes nearing completion before Parade of Homes begins
• New neighborhoods, immediately available homes are just in time for spring buying season