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April 21, 2016

• Rabbit Hole aims to make KC world capital of children’s books, top U.S. publishers sign on
• Naked restaurant coming to London has a waiting list of more than 12,000
• Missouri cuts off food stamps for 26,000 adults
• Man chucks Wal-Mart steaks from car in high-speed Texas police chase
• K-State is sued by students who say the university refuses to investigate alleged frat house rapes
• ‘Is she stupid?’ Yellowstone tourist pets a bison on opening day – and lives to tell
• Charges are filed in 1988 double killing in Kansas City, Kan.
• Kansas lawmakers are wary of Gov. Sam Brownback’s budget proposals
• Old Amoco refinery is still claiming victims, former Sugar Creek man alleges
• Northwest corner of Kansas City’s downtown loop will close for bridge demolition
• 5 faith facts about Prince: Sexy, provocative and religious
• Semitrailer kills pedestrian trying to cross Missouri 152 in Kansas City, North
• Vote on Missouri ‘religious freedom’ amendment is delayed
• 1-year-old girl is dead in east Kansas City shooting
• Grain Valley man is charged with sexual abuse of two children
• 15-year-old is charged in the killing of another teen in Kansas City
• KCK man is accused of multiple sex crimes involving children
• South Kansas City man is charged with child molestation
• Kansas City Star reporters win Kansas journalism awards
• Former Missouri sheriff begins serving prison sentence
• KC store clerk is knocked unconscious by female robber
• South Carolina man admits sexual exploitation of 13-year-old Kansas girl
• KC law firm finds all kinds of problems with anti-same-sex-marriage proposal
• Leadership change coming at Kansas City airport
• Earth Day’s anniversary showcases advances and setbacks
• North Kansas City man drowns in the Missouri River
• Jimmy John’s offering $1 lunchtime subs Thursday
• Freedom of speech is not a laughing matter in Turkey
• Readers share thoughts on Earth Day, politics, licensing
• Legislature must save Kansas from Gov. Sam Brownback’s failed tax cuts
• Video game offers Army training on sexual assault
• Dog’s microchip helps police return wandering Missouri toddler home
• Raymore man is indicted in bank robbery
• Two Kansas City men are charged in Grandview gas station robbery
• Federal prosecutors add 11 charges against KCK man in kidnapping case
• TheChat: Bernie Sanders isn’t giving up
• #HappyBirthdayYourMajesty: Twitter throws Queen Elizabeth a 90th birthday party
• New inner-city Catholic school is named Our Lady of Hope
• The world dons the color purple to mourn Prince
• Jeffrey Sauerbry is found not guilty in death of door-to-door survey worker Summer Shipp
• Tony Stewart cleared to race, will be in car at Richmond
• NFL shares video of Prince’s Super Bowl show as sports world mourns his death
• Royals’ Alex Gordon lends recipe to cookbook
• In this bodybuilding competition, drug testing is a top priority
• The Star’s high school athletes of the week (April 21)
• Alabama fisherman leads Bassmaster Elite Series tournament
• Track and field: Five things to watch at the Kansas Relays
• Mavericks take three-game lead in playoff series with 4-2 win over Quad City
• Perry Ellis writes open letter to KU bidding farewell
• Royals reinstate long reliever Dillon Gee from the paternity list
• Missouri agency tries to lure kids to the outdoors
• Is Dave Eiland already working his magic on Joakim Soria?
• Linebacker Jaylon Smith’s NFL draft value remains in question
• MLS commissioner praises Kansas City, talks expansion
• Mizzou officially adds KU transfer Lauren Aldridge
• Mother’s health prompts MU forward Jakeenan Gant to seek transfer
• Zaxby’s chicken restaurant opens in KCK and Victoria’s Secret will open in Legends Outlets
• Males with enlarged breasts, some in their teens, are turning to reduction surgery
• Winning lottery numbers for Wednesday, April 20
• No right-field duty for Lorenzo Cain — yet
• Ian Kennedy remains confused why umpires keep questioning his hand placement
• Ninth-inning rally comes up short, Royals fall to Tigers 3-2
• KC Council to consider $27 million in public improvements for 18th and Vine
• DST Systems’ profit falls on smaller investment sales