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March 28, 2014

• The Star’s All-Metro wrestling team
• Johnson County players on UCM Mules’ roster take aim on semifinals
• Olathe East graduate a key to Drury’s run to women’s Elite Eight hoops tournament
• Royals pitching prospect Kyle Zimmer to start throwing next week
• Ned Yost to bat Alcides Escobar second, won’t ‘disrupt my whole lineup’
• Infante remains in Arizona as Royals get set to play at Milwaukee
• Record number of Sporting Kansas City fans making trek to Saturday’s match in Colorado
• University of Kansas to host FC Kansas City in free exhibition game
• Eric Holder, Fred Phelps, Common Core
• Disney on Ice
• Who should get water deliveries divides California lawmakers
• After more than a century, a jewel of ocean research targeted for closure
• Sacramento officials kept in dark about crude oil transfers at rail facility
• Overland Park Fire Department praises stovetop fire extinguishers
• Sunny, warm Sunday awaits Kansas City area residents this weekend
• Body odor prompts 911 call from Missouri town’s city hall
• Missouri woman pleads guilty to bigamy
• Traffic to be limited to one lane on Missouri 210 next week
• Lakeside postpones opener until Sunday afternoon
• Another win for EyeVerify
• Missouri bill increases fines for failure to yield
• ‘Redneck’ road rage dude flips off woman, crashes truck, karma wins (with video)
• Belton woman gets 16-year term in husband’s death
• Mother is charged after 5-year-old boy was home alone at time of fire
• Independence Events Center to hold regional figure skating championship in fall 2015
• St. Thomas More School fires two band instructors, including one charged with molesting an 11-year-old student
• Father is arrested after 6-year-old boy said he was beaten
• Lawrence doctor who helped write a weight loss book is convicted of tax evasion
• Kansas City Fed’s Esther George has no target date for when interest rates should rise
• Southwest Airlines asks for support to keep KC-to-DC flights
• Cost of discrimination lawsuits adds up for Kansas City
• Would more stores help KCI? Airport is shopping for solutions
• Al Pacino hails Kansas, walks entertaining high wire in Overland Park
• Kansas Supreme Court: Alcohol smell alone not enough for police to search vehicle
• Bonds of childhood survive the decades at West 75th Place
• BuzzChatter Friday: Silvey wants the GOP to think creatively on Medicaid expansion
• Missouri Democrats aren’t too broken up over not fielding a candidate for auditor
• Watch KCK’s Janelle Monae perform 'What Is Love' on American Idol and be happy
• Larry Glaze turns his high-school Plymouth into a one-of-a-kind show car
• 2014 Cadillac ATS Premium
• High school results - March 27
• Daniel Lewis of Blue Springs is The Star’s All-Metro wrestler of the year
• The Star’s high school athletes of the week for March 27
• High school results for March 28
• Missouri Basketball Coaches Association releases high school all-state basketball teams
• File details sex charges against former Sedgwick County Jail deputy
• Kevin Young makes poetry for all readers
• WWI had heroes in quest for equality
• Cellulose may put end to ceiling condensation
• Danielle Rollins, author of ‘Soiree,’ has tips for entertaining
• After the final dribble, NCAA’s tourney floors take on a new life
• Where some of the NCAA Tournament’s final floors wound up
• The week ahead in business
• K-State shows athletic surplus for fourth straight year, reports record expenses
• KU reports record $93 million in athletic revenue, $13 million surplus for 2013 fiscal year
• When should I plant Nepeta?
• Omar Infante’s injury has trickle-down effect on Royals before season starts Monday
• Bullpen is solid as Royals win 5-4 in exhibition game at Milwaukee
• Missouri reports athletic surplus for first time since 2009 fiscal year
• St. Joe company that finished courts helped change college basketball
• Saturday’s NCAA Elite Eight previews
• Smallcakes A Cupcakery opens on 39th Street