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April 5, 2016

• Spike Lee’s film on MU protests will debut in Columbia on Wednesday
• Civil rights tour of South opens eyes of Kansas City area students
• Why Bruce Springsteen speaks to sportswriters: brilliant stories of love, loss
• Superdelegates become super controversial in Democratic race for president
• Readers react to Kansas school funding, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton
• Readers share thoughts about KU basketball, Kansas government, President Obama
• True or false: Donald Trump will pay off the national debt in 8 years?
• Judge rules Lee’s Summit council candidate cannot serve
• One person dies in a double shooting in Kansas City
• Maybe Kansas City dodged a bullet when Cleveland nabbed the GOP convention
• Pictures of Kansas City, Kan., police cars with peeling paint, rust posted to Facebook
• Monday Poll results: Get tougher on tax breaks in Kansas City
• Ex-FBI agent from Olathe is involved in Trump’s ‘mercenary’ protection force, Politico reports
• Kansas City woman admits embezzling $213,090 from Bank of America
• Kansas City postal carrier is charged with distributing gallons of PCP through the mail
• Missouri Senate committee discusses contempt charges against Planned Parenthood leader
• Police identify man killed in Kansas City shooting
• Court says Missouri woman can sue gun store over murder weapon sold to mentally ill woman
• Kansas City policeman’s corruption conviction is upheld
• Kansas City school board member Airick Leonard West has a new job, a new name
• Disney’s CEO search may go outside the Mouse House
• Kansas City area businesswoman Cheryl Womack admits to lying in federal tax probe
• Dashcam captures police officer’s lifesaving efforts after SUV crashes during pursuit
• Homeless services are restored as Frank Williams center celebrates reopening in KCK
• Brew Gallery in Lenexa offers a peek behind a decades-old green coffee wholesaler
• TheChat: It’s all turning dark for Donald Trump
• Shawnee Mission East golfer leads Sunflower League tournament after first round
• Danny Duffy’s ‘It’s a bear suit Joel’ quote now captured on a coffee mug
• Fishing Tournament Trail for April 5
• All-Suburban Conference basketball teams
• Memorable Villanova-North Carolina title game grander than its stage
• What will the Kansas City Royals’ World Series championship rings look like? We’ll know soon
• Greg Holland returns to KC to collect World Series ring, still waiting to sign with a team
• Watch the reaction from Villanova fans to the shot that won the national title
• To hit 100, you need to get out of the mainstream
• Monetary lessons come from an unlikely source
• A coddled generation gets thrown under the bus
• Overland Park’s Hyman Brand Hebrew Academy works to meld academics and social justice
• First look: Sporting Kansas City to wear retro rainbow jerseys
• Meadowbrook site described as ‘very clean’ after environmental review
• Performers trying out for Theatre in the Park feel the pull of the footlights
• Costly pipe repairs put Shawnee in a pinch
• Students look to make a liver with a 3-D printer, help pandas
• Johnson County Museum’s all-electric house to travel to King Louie site
• Shawnee Mission raises money for $70,000 virtual dissection table
• Tomahawk Wastewater Treatment Facility gets green light from Johnson County Commission
• Roeland Park looks to Benedictine students for city rebranding
• Uber-alternative adds mass transit options for getting around
• Letters: Voter suppression, politicians’ bigotry, Brownback roasted
• Olathe sign and display company Skyline E3 remakes its own image
• Inmates’ compassion holds a lesson for us all
• Editorial: County’s services are crucial
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, April 4
• Plan for hotel complex north of Plaza moves forward after height compromise
• Plan expands for redevelopment south of Crown Center
• Missouri QB Marvin Zanders takes 'bullets' in practice
• Villanova beats North Carolina in NCAA title game on Kris Jenkins’ three-pointer
• Mets starter Noah Syndergaard silences Royals in World Series rematch
• Take a look at the Royals’ World Series championship rings
• MLB commissioner Rob Manfred calls Royals’ Urban Youth Academy project a ‘model’ for other cities
• Kat’s Money Corner: Give your house a weekend makeover
• K-State QB Jesse Ertz, back after injury, optimistic about reclaiming starting job
• What is that big metal arch in the Crossroads?
• Overland Park’s Tilted Kilt relocating, new restaurant taking its spot
• Weston’s McCormick Distilling expands with tours, new bourbon and Royal tie-ins