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March 29, 2019

• Pedestrian killed after being struck by vehicle on Jackson County highway
• What these candidates want to focus on if elected to the City Council
• Special Olympics funding isn’t partisan. Why couldn’t Roy Blunt tell Betsy DeVos that?
• ‘It doesn’t reflect on the president.’ Senate poised to cut debate on Trump nominees
• Grandview High hoops coach wins annual Paul Lambert Coach of the Year Award
• Man found dead in flooded area of Bean Lake in Platte County
• LS West high jumper seeks her, and her team’s, fourth state championship
• Letter: This child psychologist says no to pre-K Question 1
• Passenger is killed after vehicle crashes into parked SUV near 79th, Garfield
• Letters: Readers discuss what the Barr letter means, pit bulls and building bridges
• After years of downtown building, mayoral candidates more cautious on incentives
• Mayoral Q & A: Candidates discuss City Hall’s role in spurring economic development
• State of the game: Ratings surge even as scandal lingers over NCAA Tournament
• Congress seeks records related to Kobach, Dodge City in voting rights inquiry
• One person killed, another injured in U.S. 169 crash Friday, Olathe police say
• Pothole ruin your car? Cities, states can help pay for repairs but good luck with that
• Clay Chastain files lawsuit against The Star claiming defamation
• Northwest Missouri basketball stays unbeaten, advances to NCAA Division II title game
• That perfect NCAA Tournament bracket streak has come to an end. This is how it happened
• Lee’s Summit schools leader, whose racial equity plan caused a rift, has new contract
• Kansas City man sentenced to life in prison for 2017 murder
• Letters: Readers discuss yes on pre-K, Roy Blunt’s ACA stance and Olympic break dancing
• Pre-K the wrong way would not do the right thing for our children
• As KC mayor, I would increase transparency with new technology
• Sly James: Kansas City, you are on notice about the importance of pre-K
• Chicago radio host paid homage to baseball’s opening day in this sweet video
• The Tournament isn’t over, and this is why Texas Tech’s Beard is already a big winner
• Foundation encourages people to use tax-advantaged planning tools
• Olathe woman gets prison time after infant severely injured at unlicensed day care
• Two NFL Network analysts say Chiefs are in most trouble among 2018 playoff teams
• Not sure whom to vote for as KC mayor? Read their profiles ahead of the primary
• Rex Hudler’s fashion choice for opening day was inspired by Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes
• KU running back Pooka Williams signs diversion agreement, remains suspended from team
• Without Salvador Perez, here’s the Royals new cleanup hitter: Jorge Soler
• Royals, Brad Keller triumph over White Sox in rainy season opener
• Buy a ticket to the Royals’ opener? You get a free ticket later this season
• The West and South Region titles are on the line Saturday. Could a No. 1 seed fall?
• The win probability chart for the Purdue-Tennessee game was insane. This is how it ended
• Virginia wears down Oregon in Sweet 16 slog. This is what’s next for the Cavaliers
• New phase at The Greens of Prairie Highlands offers stunning views
• New season brings new offerings to Loch Lloyd
• The 22nd Annual NARI Remodeled Homes Tour: Five reasons remodeling can inspire
• The Mill at Riverstone is blooming with brilliant abodes
• Leave stress behind, change how you live at resort-style oasis
• With Archway Homes, Selling Your House “As Is” Never Felt So Good!”
• Billy Donlon will draw from his Northwestern, Michigan days to build UMKC basketball
• If you’re using herbicides to kill lawn weeds, here’s what not to do
• Two years after opening Crossroads restaurant, Michael Corvino a James Beard finalist
• Where to find the best coffee in Kansas City area, according to Food & Wine magazine