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April 12, 2017

• Sisters riding Verrückt with Caleb Schwab the day he died have reached a settlement
• Fairway chooses architect for renovation of future city hall
• These Smarties represent Missouri veteran’s meds; he would prefer medical marijuana
• Editorial: Republicans have reason to be nervous after close Kansas race
• Four candidates now vying to be mayor/CEO of Unified Government of KCK, Wyandotte County
• Bumblebee police station in Kansas City’s Northland will soon be for sale
• Sprint gives hotspot devices, internet access to 500 Kansas City students
• Letters: Readers discuss Supreme Court nominations, presidents’ reactions to Syria, and singing ‘Home of the Chiefs’ in the national anthem at Arrowhead
• Special Olympics ad about twin brothers unleashes a global flood of tears
• Editorial: Sean Spicer’s Hitler remarks were awful. But they weren’t Holocaust denying.
• Deep Background: Do ‘Black Mirror,’ ‘Mr. Robot,’ ‘The Circle’ channel our tech angst?
• Jury recommends 25-year prison sentence for KC man convicted of killing girl, 14
• Secretary of State Kris Kobach announces first conviction of noncitizen voting in Kansas
• ‘So beautiful to see’: Ultrasound captures twins’ touching moment
• Letters: Readers discuss the World War I commemoration, live animals as Easter gifts, and Bob Cerv’s legendary toughness
• W. Randolph Helling: KCI air safety is no accident
• Jenna Bush Hager reveals a secret about her grandmother Barbara Bush’s toes
• Texas football has a urine chart that tells if you are a champion or a bad guy
• Traffic delay in Atlanta caused by Braves foam tomahawks that fell from a truck
• The story of a promposal
• Trump too willing to give Russia access to our data
• The ‘instafamous’ trend is downright infamous
• Update your landscaping on the cheap
• Recreation Center at Hilltop fits community’s needs
• Olathe Insider free loyalty program for parks patrons
• Mission Hills weighs options on renovating Nichols-designed Sunken Garden from 1920s
• JoCo Commission: Pay up or get off the bus, Lawrence
• Overland Park Farmers’ Market opens for season
• What’s happening in Johnson County
• Carrying on, and not, with a thrown-out back
• Five things to know about Royals pitcher Jake Junis
• Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday, April 11
• Convention hotel nearing final Kansas City Council review
• Athletics at Royals replay: Updates and analysis
• Spectrum customers can watch Royals on Wednesday after negotiation deadline extended
• Scouting report from Ned Yost’s son led to Royals calling up Jake Junis
• Alex Gordon to start in right field for first time since 2010
• Mizzou notebook: Beckner changes jersey number for upcoming season
• Can marathons and intense running become unsafe? A KC expert offers some thoughts
• These are the safest vehicles for young drivers, safety group says
• UnitedHealthcare hires new leaders for KanCare, private plans
• Home infusion company to open new Lenexa headquarters
• Physician-entrepreneur testing app that serves as a GPS for medical emergencies
• KU signees Preston, Garrett finish 10th and 38th, respectively, in Rivals’ rankings
• Josh Jackson pleads not guilty to misdemeanor property damage, to seek diversion
• Mason wins ‘Mr. Jayhawk’ Award; no word from Svi or Jackson on their futures