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April 29, 2016

• ‘Religious freedom’ bill defeated, but Missourians can still be fired for being gay
• Victim is identified in fatal crash on I-470
• After wreck in KC, paraplegic driver is found with a gun in his lap
• KU’s diversity, equity and inclusion need improvement, report says
• Missouri lawmaker asks students to rethink going to Mizzou
• Elementary students bring knives onto school bus
• Driver killed in traffic wreck on I-470 in Kansas City
• Stolen Royals billboard figure has been found
• The Monday Poll: Calling fans and critics of the Kansas City streetcar
• Pentagon official criticizes ‘crescendo’ of Benghazi information requests
• Eight kids, two tied up in backyard, rescued from Texas house
• Police criticize BYU’s practice of investigating sex assault victims
• KC man with foot fetish faces sexual abuse charges
• World premiere, Baroque pieces mark end of KC Chamber Orchestra season
• TheChat: Gov. Jay Nixon reflects on the defeat of SJR 39
• Missing Kansas City 9-year-old boy found safe
• Readers react to Dennis Hastert, guns, KCI, City Hall pork
• Kansas City’s streetcar system could be a big triumph — or big failure
• Kansas House votes to keep income tax exemption for businesses
• Testimony reveals Lee’s Summit woman was stabbed or cut 49 times
• Group makes offer to Kansas lawmakers for liquor sales in grocery stores
• Life sentence is ordered in Lawrence homicide
• Kansas legislative leaders looking for a ‘path out’ to end session
• Missouri lawmaker asks students to rethink going to Mizzou
• Derby Day
• By trading top pick, Chiefs helped fill a void
• Big bass equals big payday for Lake of the Ozarks fisherman
• Mississippi’s Laremy Tunsil all the buzz in first round of NFL Draft
• There is a petition to have Broncos bring back Tim Tebow (Chiefs fans didn’t start it)
• Blues, Capitals to play NHL preseason game Oct. 5 at Sprint Center
• Water polo making a comeback among Kansas City-area high schools
• Importance of getting youths interested in golf is stressed during Watson Challenge announcement
• What happened to Esky Magic?
• The sports world is having fun with the Drake album cover generator
• The Star’s high school athletes of the week (April 28)
• How concerned are you about the Royals?
• Chiefs take defensive tackle Chris Jones in NFL draft second round, trade down for more picks
• Chiefs trade out of first round, get second-, fourth-, sixth-round picks from San Francisco
• Chiefs trade out of first round for a sixth time
• Kansas City is ‘very interested’ in holding NFL Draft
• Green grabs the imagination of decorators and homeowners
• Sporting KC striker Diego Rubio hoping first MLS goal will alleviate pressure
• Five on short list for spot on JCCC board
• Some family roots are better left buried
• Olathe Toyota earns Patriot Award
• Teen birth rate hits all-time low, led by 50 percent decline among Hispanics and blacks
• For Mother’s Day, think terrariums, bonsai trees or affordable luxury
• Winning lottery numbers for Thursday, April 28
• AMC produces strong first-quarter profit, pushing forward on Carmike deal
• Stocks are hit by health care and technology woes
• Credit managers score economy at its strongest since July
• Ford Claycomo needs a one-week repair break for F-150 system
• Northland brothers start a tire service that makes house calls
• Kansas City Life profits fall because of higher benefits, lower investment earnings
• Kansas City’s Husch Blackwell combines with Milwaukee law firm
• OPEC oil output surges as Iran looks to regain market share
• Airbus wins $4.3 billion Delta order for single-aisle A321s
• The week ahead: Sprint earnings on Tuesday, Cerner on Thursday
• Mizzou, Lee’s Summit West grad Evan Boehm poised to defy the odds in NFL Draft
• Royals’ Mike Moustakas has rekindled his power stroke
• Sprint pads cash holdings by $3.1 billion
• Sprint layoffs hit 113 in Overland Park headquarters
• Dairy Queen to add DQ Grill & Chill in Overland Park, other locations
• Kansas will text parents who owe child support payments
• High hopes, lingering doubts on board for KC streetcar public grand opening
• Kansas City's streetcar: What you need to know
• Ride the KC streetcar to these festivities May 6-7
• KC streetcar route includes free outdoor Wi-Fi from Sprint