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April 14, 2022

• Kansas City police recover $100,000 worth of items following storage unit crime spree
• Johnson County prosecutors drop felony child abuse charge against ex-daycare provider
• Police investigate homicide after shooting victim found at Independence retail store
• The Star’s Melinda Henneberger wins national Mike Royko award for columns about detective
• 20-year-old dies after tree falls into mobile home during storm, Arkansas officials say
• On The Vine: We need to care about Manuel Guzman
• Ousted Independence council member challenges election after death of winning candidate
• Kansas City Fashion Week is in full swing. Here’s what you need to know about the shows
• Former Chiefs GM explains why pre-draft prospect meetings are so important to teams
• Lavish mansion listed in Ohio for $2.5M will make you do a double take. Look inside
• Prius gets ‘fried’ by lightning bolt during storm, Iowa video shows
• ‘Attack on public education.’ Missouri’s ‘parents bill of rights’ follows national strategy
• Missouri bill allows school district elections to ban transgender kids from sports
• Star politics: Busch Valentine remains a blank canvass
• Former K-State coach Bill Snyder congratulates KU for winning national championship
• After deadly day in KC, Mayor Lucas hopes to use federal funds for violence prevention
• ‘How could it have happened’: Kansas City school leader addresses student stabbing death
• Kelly approves ‘small ticket’ tax cuts as bigger fight over Kansas food sales tax looms
• Travis Kelce’s girlfriend, Kayla Nicole, crushes Cam Newton for comments on women
• Starbucks employees in OP fired before union vote count accuse company of retaliation
• National list says best coffee roasters in Kansas and Missouri are both in Kansas City
• Laura Kelly can recover from unforced error if she wins important victory this month
• Kansas City’s next police chief needs a new message and a better strategy
• Horses aren’t food. Our Missouri and Kansas representatives need to back the SAFE Act
• Black-owned housing near 18th & Vine set a national example. But now it can’t be saved
• Quinton Lucas: ATF must do more to get illegal guns out of Kansas City killers’ hands
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes on how life has changed after becoming a husband and father
• Kansas City area health code violations: China Garden Buffet, Denny’s, IHOP, more
• Do you like either of these options for the Plaza’s Nordstrom spot? Vote in our poll
• Missouri Tigers will get head start on football season with this schedule change
• Dennis Gates’ latest hire for Mizzou hoops was a Division I head coach for 19 years
• KU Jayhawks basketball team adds non-scholarship player from Alabama to 2022-23 roster
• How KC Royals’ ‘Nicky Bobby’ tandem became tight, despite the potential for tension
• SportsBeat KC: Talking starting rotation, Carlos Santana and baseball’s unwritten rules
• Watch: We’re talking about the KC Royals’ rotation issues, cold bats on SportsBeat Live
• UMKC reinstates men’s and women’s track and field programs two years after budget cuts