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April 26, 2016

• KU researcher gets $3.7 million grant to study stress in Kansas City children
• Severe storms, including possible tornadoes, still threaten Kansas City area but punch weakened
• Shift to gender-neutral high school graduation gowns meets resistance
• Family wanted: A’Kiyrah needs a family
• Roommate allegedly attacks, shoots at Kansas City woman
• Reopening the Woodlands racetrack a bad move for Wyandotte County
• North Carolina Dems blast Republican’s ‘keep our state straight’ comment
• Woman killed by train while hunting the legendary Pope Lick Monster (half man, half goat)
• Monday Poll results: Support for a new KCI terminal
• Prince speculation swirls amid reports of a mysterious drug dealer and the lack of a will
• Some progress has been made on Missouri ethics reform, but does it go far enough?
• Report details lingering environmental damage from BP oil spill
• Readers sound off on U.S. debt, SevenDays events, World Vaccine Week
• Gov. Sam Brownback pulls Kansas out of refugee resettlement program
• Gov. Sam Brownback withdraws Kansas from federal refugee resettlement program
• 10 Midwest tornado videos take you into the eye of the storm
• The feds were watching Wright Career College well before it closed
• Warsaw man is found safe
• Union Station announces health exhibit using preserved human bodies
• A timeline for saving the future of Kansas from reckless Gov. Sam Brownback
• Missouri lawmaker targets university travel expenses
• Lawsuit alleges sexual misconduct at Leavenworth VA hospital
• Right hand of 3-month-old is amputated after Saturday shooting in KC
• Registered Kansas City sex offender faces new charges
• Two days after receiving probation, convicted Kansas felon is caught with a gun
• Raytown man allegedly calls 911 to report murder before repeatedly stabbing his father
• Data likely led to Jeff Roe’s decision on Cruz-Kasich alliance
• TheChat: `Walmart moms’ describe Donald Trump as a very fast, very expensive sportscar
• Trump: Clinton is playing the ‘woman card’
• Police say one killed in Columbia, Missouri, shooting
• Kansas City nurse shot Sunday not expected to recover
• Woman injured in wreck on Interstate 435
• KC artist’s ‘We Don’t Care’ gender-neutral bathroom sign installed at North Carolina hotel
• Worshippers seek healing for Kansas City diocese torn apart by sexual abuse
• Fizzy, fermented tea kombucha bubbles up in Kansas City
• Thunderstorms bring flash flooding and hail to Kansas City
• Airlines to Kansas City: Get on board for new KCI single terminal
• Former Royal Mike Sweeney cuts Ned Yost’s hair. The payment? A hug
• Negro Leagues Baseball Museum announces 2016 Hall of Game class
• Here’s that weird play where Eric Hosmer was thrown out near second base
• Johnny Manziel indicted in alleged attack on ex-girlfriend
• Men read hateful, ugly tweets to female reporters in powerful PSA
• ESPN announces Skip Bayless is leaving, and the happy GIFs soon follow
• What may await Chiefs at selection No. 28 in the NFL Draft?
• Chiefs release veteran guard Paul Fanaika, free up about $1 million in cap space
• Former Raytown South star Marquise Cushon hopes to follow in John Brown’s footsteps
• Rating the top receivers in the 2016 NFL Draft
• The Confederacy’s love of slavery and other American tyrannies
• When daddy issues are a good thing: Thank you, Bob Claypool
• Three-minute preview: Sporting Kansas City at Vancouver Whitecaps FC
• Sporting KC looks to break three-game skid during trip to Vancouver
• Drive-thru, MakerSpace among ideas for Monticello branch library in Shawnee
• Prairie Village clears path toward Meadowbrook Park reality
• Tech N9ne, Jewel, Bryan Adams worked here
• Shawnee Mission schools bracing for cuts of ‘multiple millions of dollars’ to cover Kansas budget shortfall
• Will Johnson County be ready for the 2016 presidential election?
• Synergy Services picks Arbor Creek Elementary as KC’s kindest school
• Can you do this Common Core math? I was overmatched at third grade
• At 80, Shirley Marley is still dancing — and turning out stars
• Rolling the dice on a discount airline
• Taylor Swift keeps her VMA in the kitchen
• Winning numbers for Monday, April 25
• Northland’s Zona Rosa is for sale
• How Danny Duffy stopped worrying and learned to love his fastball in the bullpen
• Angels beat the Royals 6-1; Ian Kennedy takes second loss of season
• Royals reliever Luke Hochevar is excelling as the club’s fireman
• Health Care Foundation of Greater Kansas City awards $732,000 in grants
• H&R Block reports business decline and 250 layoffs
• Layoffs push job losses at Waddell & Reed to 10 percent as earnings fall again
• Wurst and Weld, two longtime Kansas City companies, expand
• Bigger loan portfolio lifts UMB Financial’s profits
• Barbecue, baseball and fast internet help KC rank high in new study
• CVS recalls organic tea because of possible salmonella
• BMW to let car owners rent out vehicles like ‘Airbnb on wheels’
• T-Mobile’s profit beats expectations as customer count improves
• Kat’s Money Corner: Throw a graduation party without throwing out your budget
• Costco reportedly planning to raise its membership fees
• Picturesque natural beauty draws buyers to River Ridge
• All in the family: Multigenerational home building companies build lifestyles and legacies
• Dennis Patton: Pinching makes plants stockier and bushier