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March 28, 2017

• Grits, a truck stop & words give Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre’s ‘Tennessee Playboy’ loads of Southern charm
• KU scientists get $17.6M grant to make cheaper vaccines for developing countries
• Woman finally wins her KC house back after a money launderer took it with a common scam
• After five years, KanCare expansion advocates celebrate
• Gardner woman, 68, killed in Johnson County crash
• Independence meth dealer pleads guilty to federal charge
• More than 50 shots fired into home that is reportedly the same one where boy was killed
• Divisions threaten Trump’s hope of winning his next big legislative battle: taxes
• Guy robbing 7-11 forgets to pull down ski mask and is caught on video, of course
• Johnson County, Mo., sheriff defends security of jail after inmates attempt escape
• Gov. Eric Greitens says Trump administration may intervene on Real ID issue
• Kansas City Public Schools taps community to design its five-year strategic plan
• Medal of Honor recipient and veterans advocate has $100,000 stolen from him
• Editorial: Missouri must act on drug monitoring
• Patrick Tuohey: The unlikely promises of questions 1, 2, 3, and 4
• McCaskill undecided on Gorsuch confirmation, Democratic filibuster
• Rush hour alert: Emergency repairs close ramp from Missouri 210 to northbound I-435
• Lee’s Summit man accused of drunken driving, causing death of unborn baby in wreck
• Letters: Readers discuss the KU basketball season, pro hockey in KC and Nazi comparisons
• Dave Helling: It’s OK to vote against more tax increases on April 4 ballot
• Mark Hague: EPA funding reductions will affect U.S.
• KC man convicted in 2015 robbery, shooting that left two dead
• Raiders-themed brothel planned in Nevada for team’s move to Las Vegas
• Chiefs wanted to retain Nick Foles, but couldn’t because of salary cap
• Chiefs’ Clark Hunt paid for extra staff members to attend Pro Bowl
• Chiefs schedule free-agent visit with linebacker Rey Maualuga
• Given the importance of safety position, Chiefs say decision to lock up Sorensen was easy
• Chiefs’ Hunt calls Jamaal Charles’ release ‘a sad day,’ but won’t rule out future reunion
• Picnics, games affordable fun for family
• Mental memories keep mom company in waiting room
• Gorsuch, Trump keep readers alert
• This pup knows how to do the walk of life
• Topeka man has donated 32 gallons of blood
• Officials consider consolidating motor vehicle registration offices
• Each trip is fraught with peril, of the large mammal variety
• New Fairway mayor likely
• When family and pets were safe, what did homeowners rescue?
• Fairway City Hall to get permanent digs
• Friendship can break the language barrier
• Overland Park takes first steps toward new development and capital improvements plan
• Act offers dignity to our older Americans
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, March 27
• Indian Springs proposal advances through KCK committee with tepid support
• Kansas State athletic director says coach Bruce Weber will return
• How to get free help with your taxes online or in-person in KC
• KU’s Frank Mason is unanimous choice on AP All-America team
• KU notebook: Senior guard Frank Mason chosen as Wooden Award finalist
• Frank Martin had a model in rebuilding South Carolina hoops — Bill Snyder
• When it comes to Final Four experience, there’s North Carolina and none of the other teams
• Michael Weathers, who dreamed of playing at KU, says he and twin brother will transfer
• KU, Wichita basketball legend Lynette Woodard hired as Winthrop women’s coach