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April 6, 2016

• Plan advances for Bartle Hall Sky Stations repair
• ‘Kinky Boots’ at KC’s Music Hall is a whole lot of flashy fun
• This weekend in Kansas City: The Royals play the Twins, the Takács Quartet at the Folly and Party for the Planet at the KC Zoo
• Academic growth at Kauffman School outpaces that of other KC students, study finds
• Kansas City police search for vehicle in homicide on East 63rd Street
• KC couple is wounded in drive-by shooting in which police recover 60 shell casings
• Independence men are guilty of using teen boy to produce child porn
• Missouri man is guilty after posting Craigslist ad seeking kids for tax returns
• Police identify woman found slain in Kansas City
• Woman is sentenced for theft from Reliant Financial Services
• Human skull is found in Kansas City, Kan.
• Federal prison is ordered for man in sexually motivated trek with 13-year-old Missouri girl
• Kansas City school board election results are a week out
• Missouri lawmakers strike a deal on ‘revolving door’ lobbyist ban
• St. Louis business executives speak out against Missouri ‘religious freedom’ bill
• Missouri House committee addresses Kansas City concerns with municipal courts bill
• Scott Roeder, killer of abortion doctor, goes back to court before resentencing
• Human remains found at Kansas City dump site
• Mizzou records give a rare peek at a campus constant: grade inflation
• Nike’s chicken and waffles sneakers are the latest to use food for kicks
• UPDATE: Kansas City voters giving strong thumbs up to earnings tax renewal
• Voters pass Independence public safety sales tax and decide other local funding measures
• Voters approve school bond issues for Raymore-Peculiar, Hickman Mills and Oak Grove
• Kansas City police investigate homicide on Denver Avenue
• Readers react to water contamination, Democrats and the cost of college
• Kansas City keeps earnings tax, but misguided foes like Rex Sinquefield likely won’t quit
• Analysis: What’s Mike Pompeo up to?
• Wisconsin loves Cruz and Sanders, the math still adores Trump and Clinton
• TheChat: Claire McCaskill is reassured by refugee screening process
• Wreck snarls morning commute on Missouri 152 in Clay County
• Kansas City voters overwhelmingly approve earnings tax renewal
• Overland Park man buys baseball from Eric Hosmer’s World Series dash, loans it to Royals Hall of Fame
• Lure of the week: The jig that won the Classic
• Fishing report for April 7
• Statcast breaks down how rare Lorenzo Cain’s dazzling catch was against the Mets
• Sporting KC captain Matt Besler yet to pass concussion protocol, out for Saturday’s match
• Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday, April 5
• Running back Justin Silmon eyes expanded role in Kansas State’s offense
• Barry Odom: Mizzou prepared to join ‘satellite camp’ feeding frenzy
• Waldo’s 75th Street Brewery to close, allowing Summit Grill to expand, open ramen restaurant
• Kansas, Kansas City restaurant health inspections for April 6
• Royals’ Jarrod Dyson prepares to head out on rehab assignment
• Royals prospect Kyle Zimmer remains in extended spring training after ‘arm fatigue’
• One of those days: Royals outfielder Lorenzo Cain battles sun, wind in center field
• Royals’ Mike Moustakas honored to meet 97-year-old veteran and POW survivor in first-pitch ceremony
• Royals’ Chris Young pitched strong, but Mets’ Noah ‘Thor’ Syndergaard was that much better
• KU offensive coordinator Rob Likens disappointed to lose play-calling duties
• Ben & Jerry’s co-founder tempts Secret Service by stamping messages on money
• Missouri judge clears path for Epiq Systems proxy battle
• Kansas City area has more workers entering the labor force
• Pfizer reportedly plans to end merger with Allergan as tax rules tighten
• Sprint and SoftBank agree to $2.2 billion cash network deal
• Verizon buys stake in online video maker AwesomenessTV
• Federal taxes aren't due Friday, thanks to Abraham Lincoln