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March 10, 2017

• Questions about city accountability permeate Kansas City’s infrastructure forum
• Resident’s call to 911 limits damage from dryer fire at Overland Park apartment
• Police to conduct sobriety checkpoints in Kansas City St. Patrick’s Day weekend
• KC Council defies state legislature, narrowly approves increased minimum wage
• Thousands of bridge players in KC: They’re into this game in spades
• Tammy Dickinson asked to resign as U.S. attorney for Western District of Missouri
• Police identify Kansas City, Kan., homicide victim
• KC Police Chief Darryl Forté addresses Eggs & Enlightenment crowd
• Police: Batz brothers’ battle in the buff terrorizes apartment complex
• Three Kansas City tax preparers charged with fraud
• Quick nod for a controversial Cabinet pick in Missouri; a plea from Ed Asner in Kansas
• Bald eagle injured during tornado near Smithville Lake headed to wildlife rehab
• Hearing scheduled in traffic death of Johnson County deputy
• Kansas City man with a history of threatening officials guilty in letters to judges
• Kansas appeals court orders new trial because judge nodded off during first one
• Gas leak forces evacuations, street closure in Leawood near 103rd and Overbrook Court
• Republicans unwise to discredit Congressional Budget Office
• Melinda Henneberger: UMKC officials seem unaware of campus rape
• Multiagency resource center opens to aid Oak Grove residents affected by tornado
• Steve Kraske: Sam Brownback is bailing out on Kansas, and there’s no excuse
• Photo editor David Pulliam’s ‘Stuff I Like’: Words With Friends, an awesome recipe, ‘Planet Earth’
• Rockhurst High School senior is carving a niche crafting wooden bow ties
• Seven ways to celebrate Irish culture in KC (and not just on St. Patrick’s Day)
• Bob Knight on former Indiana bosses: ‘I hope they’re all dead’
• Hogan Prep falls to Whitfield in Missouri Class 3 boys basketball semifinals
• Ask Rustin: Assessing the competition at second base, the World Baseball Classic and Alex Gordon as classic rock
• Chiefs working on extension for safety Daniel Sorensen
• Meet HGTV’s ‘Property Brothers,’ who are coming to the Kansas City Home Show
• Women still woefully behind men in wages
• Crazytown moves to tornado shelter
• Following the severe storms, beware of scam repair services
• Showtime hopefuls audition for Theatre in the Park productions
• For Sporting KC, advancing in the postseason requires an improved regular season
• Mumps cases on the rise in Kansas
• Winning lottery numbers for Thursday, March 9
• Award-winning children’s authors coming to Kansas City for new literature festival
• Ferrellgas Partners’ earnings fall with warmer-than-normal weather
• With laser wizardry, Kansas City native creates high-tech wooden products
• KU-TCU notes: Freshman Bane beats Jayhawks with late free throws
• Will KU get a No. 1 seed in NCAA Tournament? Regular-season success would suggest so
• Kelly’s Westport Inn’s 70 years of success: It’s a ‘playground for the poor man’
• Your lawn care plan for 2017: a month-by-month schedule
• In wildfire-scorched Kansas, ‘there’s still lots and lots of fuel on the ground’