Home
NCAA Tournament It's a brave new world for K-State
Jacob Pullen and his teammates were smiling Sunday, but the joyride that has been the 2009-10 season becomes a tightrope walk for Kansas State now that the Wildcats are a No. 2 seed.
- Police seek mother after newborn found dead in ravine Mar 14, 8:14 PM
- A's rough up Davies in 10-3 victory over Royals, but Tejeda shows improvement Mar 14, 6:01 PM
- Topeka men shot by officer plan to sue city Mar 14, 3:28 PM
- Two men stabbed outside strip club Mar 14, 11:26 AM
- KC wreck involving fire truck injures three Mar 14, 9:55 AM
First-time homebuyers rush to beat tax credit deadline and rising interest rates
Mar 15, 12:30 AM
As the cutoff date nears for first-time homebuyers to receive an $8,000 federal tax credit, interest Rates on home loans are heading higher because the biggest bankroller of home loans is heading for the exit.
No kidding: Goats are in short supply as demand for meat rises
Mar 15, 12:28 AM
On top of everything else, we are in the grip of a goat shortage. Good news for those who raise goats; not so good for the growing number of people eating them.
'Mission: Impossible' star Peter Graves dies at 83
Mar 14, 10:42 PM
Actor Peter Graves, best known for his portrayal of Jim Phelps in the long-running TV series "Mission: Impossible," died Sunday. Graves — who also masterfully lampooned his straight-arrow image in the 1980 movie "Airplane!" — would have turned 84 this week.
The open house of the new Synergy Services Youth Resilency Center, a $7 million homeless youth center in the Northland at 2001 NE Parvin Road began Sunday afternoon. DAVID EULITT/The Kansas City Star
Photos | Synergy Services opens $9 million campus to aid homeless youths
Mar 14, 10:54 PMSynergy House opened 40 years ago as the only shelter for runaway and homeless youths in western Missouri. In recent years, the old shelter could house 12 youths. On Sunday, Synergy Services opened a new campus campus at Interstate 35 and Parvin Road in Kansas City, North.
Party Pics | Snake Saturday at Denim & Diamonds and Paul & Jack's
Mar 14, 9:37 AM
The party wasn't over after the Snake Parade on Saturday. Revelers put their Irish on at Denim & Diamonds and Paul & Jack's in North Kansas City. Did everyone remember to wear green?
- `Alice' extends her No. 1 stay with $62 million
- `South Park' begins 14th season by taking on Tiger
- Leno's "Tonight Show" ratings aren't what they used to be
- Authorities: No illegal drugs found in Haim case
- ‘Remember Me’ is forgettable (except for Robert Pattinson’s hair) | 2 stars
THE DAY IN PHOTOS
Special Reports & Projects
- Human Trafficking in America: U.S. failing to find and help victims
- Lake of the Ozarks contamination
- House for sale? A lot of money surrounds Rod Jetton’s political consulting work
- Investigation finds Enterprise Rent-A-Car sold Chevy Impalas without standard side air bags
- Murder Factory: 64130, the ZIP code of notoriety in Missouri
- Whistleblower raises maintenance concerns of aging aircraft at Air Force base
- The Secret Files: A look at complaints made to KC police
- Perks and Pensions
- Murder’s Big Month
- Jessica’s Trial: Child sex crimes are the tough to prosecute, even tougher on the kids who testify
- ‘88 explosion: Witnesses say federal investigator pressured them to lie
- Downtown KC shows improvement
- KC home market turns ‘ugly’
- Paths to College
- Kansans at War: Bravo Battery's ordeal
- Crime falls in KC
- The New Veterans
- Light rail in Kansas City
- Front airbags don’t inflate in hundreds of head-on crashes
- A Way Out: Reporter spends year with KCK students
- KC TIFs: Taxpayers pay for developers’ good deals
- Zeke’s gift: Out of faith and sorrow come strength and peace
- Lax financial oversight riles some First Family followers
- New questions in deadly 1988 explosion
- Hot fuel for you, cold cash for Big Oil
- Rating the Neighborhoods: Steady improvement
- Rating the ‘Burbs: Rankings surprising
TODAY'S KANSAS CITY STAR
FRONT PAGE
- House Democrat says votes short on health care, but White House adviser is confident Mar 14, 11:22 PM
- First-time homebuyers rush to beat tax credit deadline and rising interest rates Mar 15, 12:30 AM
- No kidding: Goats are in short supply as demand for meat rises Mar 15, 12:28 AM
- Grief provides a lesson in love for boy, Big Brother Mar 14, 11:21 PM
- Criticism and praise for groundbreaking foster-care system in Kansas Mar 15, 12:24 AM
- Federal grants available to lowest-performing Missouri schools Mar 15, 12:24 AM
- Synergy Services opens $9 million campus to aid homeless youths Mar 15, 12:24 AM
- Ankiel to be out for a week because of sore right ankle Mar 14, 11:09 PM
- Five players drafted by Edwards will be crucial to Chiefs in 2010 Mar 14, 11:09 PM
- Seitzer hopes new approach produces a net gain in production Mar 14, 11:11 PM
- First-time homebuyers rush to beat tax credit deadline and rising interest rates Mar 15, 12:30 AM
- Missing LinkedIn is a big mistake Mar 12, 8:28 PM
- Lehman Brothers used accounting trickery before it imploded Mar 12, 10:29 PM
- The Puzzler | Make St. Patrick proud Mar 14, 7:19 PM
- Lenexa resident Simone Lewis on 'America's Next Top Model' Mar 14, 11:11 PM
- Willie Nelson delivers in concert at Ameristar casino Mar 14, 11:03 PM
‘Green Zone’ laced with action and intrigue | 3 stars
Mar 11, 3:03 PM
A lot of “Green Zone” will be familiar to Matt Damon’s “Bourne” fans. A fast pace, a nagging mystery and bone-crunching action captured with director Paul Greengrass’ signature hand-held camera and rapid-fire editing. (Yes, we’re talking major shaky-cam; those prone to nausea and dizziness are forewarned.)
- Net Price Direct Increase their Range Of Wooden Toys Available On Their Website
- Boost your online business with 2ezasia web services
- A Logo Design Company Can Work Wonders for your Business
- Atlanta Custom Jewelry Designers offer Charles Albert Jewelry
CHANNEL 41 WEATHER
Gary Lezak's forecast
Get Gary's detailed forecasts, ESP Radar Live, Skyview Camera and the Action Weather Blog.
news.mcclatchy.com headlines
- Small firms would hire you, if only they could get loans
- Local Taliban officials may ignore leader's ethics code
- Knocked out of power in Afghan town, Taliban turn to intimidation
- A week after Iraqi elections, vote count far from complete
- U.S. consulate employee slain in drug-ridden Mexican city
Home values, salaries, baby names & more.
Do I need to pay to cry?
I loved "Up," but I cry every time I watch it. The kids make fun of me. I even c...
Are you a
Since I teach 5th grade, and I'm fairly new at it, it becomes all-consuming betw...
Are you a
I used to be religious about following the Fly Lady's system, and I converted a ...
Slow As...
Ah, to bottle youth! ... Reminds me of the "Now We are Six" poem by Pooh Bear au...
I'm Outta Here! I QUIT!
I read your blog often; I just don't always comment. Glad to hear you are not qu...
Life is like a Drop Off Lane...
I wanna valet drop off lane... *whine whine wimper* how organized is that??!...
Life is like a Drop Off Lane...
Our dropoff lane is more like a drive-up valet service. The safety kids all stan...
Life is like a Drop Off Lane...
The drop-off lane at my daughter's school used to be life threatening. After our...
Life is like a Drop Off Lane...
This is why my kids ride the bus;) When The kids were in K & 1st I would get to...
Life is like a Drop Off Lane...
Roll with it, baby. :)...