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April 19, 2016

• Missouri lawmakers unfairly targeting state parks system
• Condition of Kansas City woman shot outside house party has worsened
• Kansas City man is fatally shot after answering his front door
• Man is accused in Sugar Creek home invasion attack
• Three are charged in KCK bank robbery witnessed by assistant U.S. attorney
• Eric Greitens, GOP candidate for Missouri governor, comes out against 'religious freedom' measure
• Cast iron cookware: A guide to cooking
• Port authority offers KC help with tax abatements, and takes heat for it
• Readers share views on Congress, TWA Museum, Gov. Brownback
• Meet Fran Drozdz, the 72-year-old who finished Boston Marathon after 9 hours
• Readers react to Donald Trump, transgender bill, next president
• Couple who turned each other in are both sentenced for child porn
• Expand the outreach of SevenDays events to help heal hate in Kansas City
• Donald Trump has scary fans outside America, too
• Monday Poll results: Strong support for Earth Day
• Police investigate shooting on Kansas City’s East Side
• Police: Teens with tree branches attack jogger in St. Louis park
• TheChat: Jason Holsman says Jeff City Republicans are doing the pander-dance
• Kansas revenue forecast could affect plan to repeal business tax break
• Man pleads guilty to threatening to shoot black Mizzou students and faculty
• Saint Louis University investigates baseball team’s racist texts
• Some private for-profit schools come to the aid of former Wright Career College students
• Western Kansas mental hospital workers decry short staffing
• Houston flooding images, from dramatic rescues to a midwife on a swan
• She calls off the wedding but keeps the $30,000 ring, and now he wants it back
• Trump has slip of tongue discussing 9/11 at rally, calls it ‘7-Eleven’
• Dentist says man is lying about having all his teeth pulled without his permission
• Plaque to mark site of last public lynching in Columbia, Missouri
• Unbearably funny comic Bill Burr loves him some Royals
• Royals GM Dayton Moore drives to St. Louis to present Ben Zobrist’s World Series ring
• Royals legend George Brett will serve as Grand Marshal at Kansas Speedway
• The Minnesota Twins tried to fix their outfield wall with duct tape
• Suns remove ‘interim’ tag, retain Earl Watson as coach
• Rehabbing Jamaal Charles eager to rejoin crowded Chiefs backfield
• Chiefs’ Tamba Hali thoroughly enjoyed first visit to homeland in two decades
• Chiefs notebook: Phillip Gaines might be in for a bigger role after cornerback Sean Smith’s departure
• Students get lessons in the life of business
• Leawood welcomes raising tobacco sales age to 21
• Brookridge developer sues Overland Park after council denies plan
• Success in a brave new world comes by trying just about anything
• Leawood gallery to host 'Beatles,' 'Scooby-Doo' animator, who only sells his art in person
• Editorial: Olathe’s schools want more
• Seniors graduate … to new places to live
• Biz Snapshot: Saying goodbye to clutter
• Olathe’s new Unwind — a place to renew over food, drink and retail therapy
• Meadowbrook developer agrees to pay for land cleanup in Prairie Village
• Two years after hate crime shootings, Mindy Corporon vows to ‘banish fear and ignorance of other faiths’
• You’re not The Boss of me, Mr. Springsteen
• Letters: Taking a pro-choice stand, corrupt governments
• Horror show: A nightmare in Macy’s lingerie
• Royals, Orioles get out the vote in election between Kauffman Stadium and Camden Yards
• Unified Government makes hotel and convention center deals
• Despite flooding, Kansas City Southern’s earnings and stock jump
• Kat’s Money Corner: Weekend camping without the road trip
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, April 18
• Royals reinstate outfielder Jarrod Dyson from disabled list
• Watch drone video of the 9-mile ‘Relay the Way’ through Kansas City on Opening Day
• Second former KU rower files sexual assault lawsuit against university
• Five things to watch at the 2016 Kansas Relays
• With its app, Airbnb wants travelers to ‘live like a local’
• Yahoo weighs bids from Verizon, TPG and YP Holdings
• GOP lawmakers losing patience with Gov. Brownback’s Kansas tax cuts
• Spring Parade of Homes offers something for everyone
• Knockout roses are great, and here’s how to fertilize them