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April 2, 2019

• Auditor: Missouri revenue agency broke the law by changing tax withholding tables
• Kansas City Star’s Henneberger wins national award for commentary and column writing
• Motorist killed in wreck when his car severed a light pole and hit a concrete pillar
• Northbound I-29 temporarily closed after pedestrian struck and killed near Barry Road
• Newcomers dominate KC school board as sole incumbent in contested race loses his seat
• Polls close in Kansas City. Voters will soon find out finalists for mayor, council
• Primary Day 2019: A partial list of the winners
• Overland Park council signals more tax breaks coming for CityPlace corporate campus
• Family of Overland Park teen shot and killed Friday raises money to stop gun violence
• KC voters rejected pre-K plan because facts matter — even more than Sly James’ support
• Justus or Lucas for Kansas City mayor: Here’s what should decide the runoff election
• Dismembered horse found by disc golf player in Kansas City was likely eaten: police
• 14 charged with trafficking marijuana, money laundering in Kansas
• A Shawnee Mission schools leader is picked to head Missouri superintendents group
• 53-year-old Osawatomie resident identified as victim of fatal U.S. 169 crash
• ‘Person of interest’ in Overland Park teen’s slaying is charged in police shootout
• KC teen in critical condition after collision with truck Tuesday morning, police say
• It’s time for accountability and real education solutions in Kansas
• Two Kansas teens charged with attempted murder after brothers shot in park
• To defend democracy around the world, we must first fix it at home
• Letters: Readers discuss a wise Israeli military unit, awful Biden and pothole hazards
• Construction worker’s death at Kansas City convention hotel site was suicide: police
• This out-of-state landlord tried to dump inspection fee onto KC tenants. That’s illegal
• Alliance of American Football reportedly plans to suspend operations
• 3 shootings reported in 1 hour in Kansas City, after a weekend rash of gun violence
• KC events April 4-10: Disney On Ice, Richard Dreyfuss, Chita Rivera, Jo Koy
• Criminal trial of KCK priest accused of sexually abusing a minor is delayed
• Fans are sounding off about how much they hate the new NFL Draft hats
• These highlights show what Emmanuel Ogbah can bring to Chiefs defense
• Get your camera ready: Union Station’s new exhibit will soar overhead like silver birds
• ‘I’m tired of being taxed’: Kansas City voters resoundingly reject mayor’s pre-K plan
• Council members Justus, Lucas win Kansas City mayoral primary, will face off in June
• Chiefs add tight end depth with signing of free agent and Wichita native Blake Bell
• ‘Cheetah coming back:’ Chiefs’ Tyreek Hill shares video of offseason workout routine
• JoCo anti-aging doctor sues Kansas medical board over emergency license suspension
• How is new Huskers hoops coach Hoiberg connected to Nebraska? Start with granddad.
• Shane Battier, Larry Johnson, Calbert Cheaney, Lute Olson to join college hoops hall
• Royals pitcher Ian Kennedy’s transition to the bullpen still just getting started
• Royals fall in extra innings on Nelson Cruz’s extended at-bat
• Royals boost catching depth in minors with Andrew Susac’s acquisition
• KU recruiting targets Cassius Stanley, Matthew Hurt receive postseason accolades
• Kansas’ Dedric Lawson makes third team as AP men’s All-Americans are announced
• Growing pains have helped KU basketball before. Why that’s less certain for 2019-20
• Westport security screenings to begin this week with more checkpoints, metal detectors