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April 6, 2017

• ‘Sweeney Todd’ joins Kansas City Repertory Theatre’s lineup next season
• Weekend Roundup
• Kansas City contemplating another half-million-dollar lawsuit settlement
• Blunt, other Republicans reject Trump plan to cut medical research funding
• Overland Park group home cited after fire injures six residents
• Michelle Obama’s hairstylist gives the details on that photo people were talking about
• Editorial: In sacrifice for liberty and peace — Kansas City commemorates World War I
• ‘Several pieces of evidence’ recovered Thursday in Cass County where human bones were found
• Teen is sentenced for sex assaults at Shawnee Mission East High School
• Man pulls a Kendall Jenner Pepsi move at a city council meeting, and panic ensues
• Letters: Readers discuss Kansas City’s election, Claire McCaskill and toll highways
• Debating Trump’s energy policy: Overturning Clean Power Plan means breathing room for struggling U.S. economy
• Kris Kobach submits documents from Trump meeting to judge for review
• Sebelius: Uncertainty could undo Affordable Care Act without repeal
• Ivanka Trump met secretly with the head of Planned Parenthood. Did it accomplish anything?
• Roasterie ‘coffee kiosk’ can open at 46th and Madison
• Former Columbia-based ‘charity’ linked to terrorism sentenced in federal court
• KC residents awakened to banging on their door followed by a gunshot
• Alex Gordon quietly did something cool for a kid in Wednesday’s game
• Kansas City high school all-star basketball games set for Friday
• Columbia College gamer Ian Alexander has got some serious game
• Sebelius: Patients, not doctors or government, should drive end-of-life care
• New Times Square attraction, Gulliver’s Gate, is a wonder of tiny landmarks
• Winning lottery numbers for Wednesday, April 5
• Cosmosphere gets closer to Overland Park’s orbit
• Kansas City Royals box score for April 6
• Yordano Ventura’s family will take part in ceremony at Royals home opener
• Carlton Bragg’s mentor says Bragg wants ‘fresh start’ at new school
• Former Wichita State and Rockhurst High star John Cooper hired at Oklahoma State