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April 8, 2016

• Weekend Roundup
• Readers share thoughts on KC parks, presidential candidates, Republicans
• Abortion, bigotry and schools share spotlight in Kansas and Missouri legislatures
• Peek into the Rabbit Hole: former Reading Reptile owners open gallery prototype
• Missouri Medicaid avoids deep cuts in state budget
• No roots? No marijuana plants, says Kansas court
• Woman convicted in Clay County for child abuse death of infant daughter
• Belton father charged after toddler tests positive for methamphetamine
• Woman tackled during Independence pharmacy robbery pleads guilty
• Firearm becomes hot potato during late night Kansas City traffic stop
• SpaceX launches futuristic pop-up room, lands rocket at sea
• One person is killed and two injured in head-on Johnson County accident
• The Monday Poll: Republican and Democratic presidential races get frosty
• Cruz’s ‘New York values’ jab haunting him in New York
• One man dies in Kansas City double shooting
• Police: Missouri woman tied dad to bed so she could shower
• Missouri House OKs helmet exemption for motorcyclists
• Two I-35 ramps to I-435 in Johnson County will close for long-term roadwork
• Shots fired at police, semi trucks during mid-Missouri car chase
• Charges filed after car chase that cut through downtown KC
• Lee’s Summit school board offers McGehee contract extension
• Kansas delays contribution to state employee pension system
• Airman shot his commander in apparent murder-suicide at Texas base
• Man admits role in double Kansas City, Kan., shooting
• Springsteen and his E Street Band roll the rollicking River Tour into the Sprint Center
• Kansas U.S. attorney Barry Grissom will step down Friday
• Illegal voting case dismissed against former Olathe woman
• Ex-Navy SEAL who says he killed bin Laden charged with DUI
• TheChat: Kathleen Sebelius rips Legislature for not expanding Medicaid
• March was a record-breaker for Missouri fishermen
• Missouri high school football and basketball state championships to change locations
• Olathe East senior Josiah Talbert wins Kansas vs. Missouri all-star dunk contest
• It wasn’t what Watson wanted, but Friday was perfect Masters ending
• Here are the matchups for the Royals’ sixth-inning song contest
• Fans touched when Tom Watson leaves egg-salad sandwich at Masters for former caddie
• Olathe East High School athletic director wins elite award
• Wood’s personality shines in marred urban timber
• Sporting Kansas City players take notice of high rate of ejections
• Three-minute preview: Sporting Kansas City at New York Red Bulls
• Winning numbers for Friday, April 8
• Transform countertops in a day with no tear out
• Keeping a family-owned business growing across generations
• Leadership Lyceum to be held at Kansas City Convention Center
• New beer hall will take shape next to Boulevard Brewery
• Kansas City’s historic West Bottoms district to celebrate Heritage Week
• The week ahead: Alcoa, Commerce, Bank of America and Citigroup report earnings
• Don’t ignore these home inspection red flags
• In win for SEC and ACC, NCAA bans satellite football camps
• Missouri pitcher Houck gets 10 strikeouts as Tigers beat Auburn 2-0
• NCAA puts an end to satellite football camps
• Area wrestlers to fight for chance at Olympics
• Royals rally in eighth for 4-3 victory over Twins
• Jarrod Dyson leaves for rehab assignment at Class AAA Omaha, nears return to Royals
• Credit Royals first baseman Eric Hosmer with another nice pickup ... at the Bieber show
• Two boys to be charged with battery in Kansas school bus incident
• Kansas boy hospitalized with octopus stuck in throat getting better
• Kansas State livens up spring football practice with music
• Ex-KU football player Brandon Bourbon found dead
• Five things to watch in KU football spring game Saturday
• Sprint agrees to settle remaining Nextel merger lawsuits with reforms and attorney fees
• Right-size, energy efficient villas boast wooded walkout homesites, luxurious touches
• New homes selling quickly; inventory available in south Overland Park neighborhood
• Variety of homes in exclusiveBlue Valley schools community
• Buyers are captivated with Leabrooke Town Manor