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April 27, 2016

• Father of dead 2-year-old faces murder charge in Jackson County
• ‘Religious freedom’ amendment is defeated in Missouri House committee
• Kansas groups call for an end to state’s ‘failed tax experiment’
• Three brave Missouri GOP lawmakers help block bogus ‘religious freedom’ bill
• Announcing a veep before winning the nomination has been tried before
• Firefighters battle fire at south Kansas City apartment building
• Storms bring record rainfall, flooding to Kansas City areas
• Fanny packs? Uber? Old-timer has little use for trends
• Readers share views on fraud, cancer caregivers and jobs in Kansas
• Clock is ticking on when voters will decide fate of a new KCI terminal
• Tornado spotted northeast of Cameron
• TheChat: Will the Ted Cruz-John Kasich deal pay dividends?
• Former U.S. House Speaker Dennis Hastert awaits sentence in hush-money case
• Missouri man arrives home to find 7-year-old daughter dead
• Avila University gets largest gift in its history
• Slain Kansas City woman is remembered as a loving mother
• KC school janitors rally for cleanliness and good pay at board meeting
• Former Johnson County Community College trustee Melody Rayl wants back on the board
• Father says his adult daughter shot, killed by her 2-year-old son
• Kansas City Repertory Theatre closes season with first OriginKC: New Works Festival
• This weekend in Kansas City: AIDS Walk, Woofstock, Fred Armisen and the Parkville Microbrew Fest
• Looking ahead to Cinco de Mayo in Kansas City
• Garrison Community Center is temporarily closed for possible lead hazard
• Two koalas will call the Kansas City Zoo home for the summer and fall
• Martin Truex proves he’s a better driver than bowler before Go Bowling 400
• Alex Gordon’s catch against Angels is broken down by Statcast
• Fishing report for April 28
• In honor of Ted Cruz’s ‘basketball ring,’ here are other political sports blunders
• The Star’s NFL mock draft, version 4.0
• Chiefs looking for competitive depth at tackle
• Rating the top tackles in the 2016 NFL Draft
• The Class of 2016 is like the Class of 2015, until it’s not
• Demolition for two dead malls sets stage for future development
• Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday, April 26
• MU’s Kentrell Brothers not worried about draft projections, just wants to play in the NFL
• Mack Rhoades reflects on a tumultuous first year as Mizzou’s athletic director
• Ward Parkway Center announces restaurants for its new $16 million district
• Demolition for two dead malls sets stage for future development
• Kansas, Kansas City restaurant health inspections for April 27
• Royals TV ratings are up 15 percent on Fox Sports Kansas City
• Former Royal Johnny Giavotella leads Angels to 9-4 win over KC
• Royals notebook: Jarrod Dyson showing off his arm in right field
• Treasury issues final regulations affecting Central States Pension Fund proposal
• Kansas City area’s unemployment rate is at 4.4 percent
• Profit jumps at Euronet Worldwide
• The Fresh Market no longer plans to open in the Shoppes at Shoal Creek
• Ford recalls 202,000 trucks, SUVs, cars to fix transmissions
• Olathe-based Garmin reports better-than-expected profit and revenue growth
• Apartments are planned for another downtown KC office building
• Your financial planner: Will the fiduciary rule protect your financial future?
• Time is right to enjoy lock and leave lifestyle
• Rodrock Development’s Greens of Chapel Creek is Parade ready and waiting
• K-State students push university to change policy on rape investigations
• FBI: Body found after Topeka shootout was robbery suspect
• Kansas lawmakers again reject audit of agency for discrimination