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April 17, 2014

• Putting famed high school coach in Kansas Sports Hall is labor of love
• Missouri senators mull jumping jack as state exercise
• Missouri lawmakers pass e-cigarette legislation
• Democrats, Republicans both identify support for their tax views in Kansas’ revenue estimates
• Royals’ Lorenzo Cain on disabled list
• Thursday’s Royals-Astros lineups
• Almonte gives up one hit in six innings as Wilmington splits twinbill
• Royals’ Ned Yost will drop Billy Butler from cleanup spot
• Sporting KC's Benny Feilhaber feels he’s playing even better this season
• Kansas Relays: Five things to watch in the high school ranks
• Five-game planner for April 17
• Yemen remains front line against terror
• TV news, white supremacists, Easter gifts
• Sexual assault victims on college campuses need more help
• Clinton way ahead among 2016 Democrats; Republican field scrambled
• Few answers on why earthquakes are shaking Kansas
• House members headed to Asia for talks on trade, security
• First Lady to address graduating high schoolers in Topeka, Kan., on 60th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education
• McConnell rips Obama foreign policy, would send arms to Ukrainian army
• Some California congressional races rack up out-of-state bucks
• Health care enrollment hits 8 million, Obama says
• All eyes will be on trade when Obama heads to Asia
• The secret to creative Easter eggs: Shaving cream
• Koster still on a roll
• Kansas Republicans can’t contain their glee over Sebelius Senate speculation
• Joe Biden posts selfie with Barack Obama on new Instagram account
• Overland Park woman accused in child sex case
• Local Passover celebrations eclipse fear
• Kansan’s remains from WWII to return to Topeka
• City of Shawnee finalist for military award
• Kansas officials plan to issue new fiscal forecast
• Pregnant Missouri woman apparently stabbed to death
• Services are set for those killed at Jewish Community Center and Village Shalom
• Missing Kansas City girl is found safe
• Kansas Highway Patrol led on 65-mile chase on I-70
• Lawyers hired to defend Boone County in Ferguson case
• Northland bank robbed
• Prairie chickens arrive in Missouri from Nebraska
• Todd family of Blue Springs is Jackson County Family of the Year
• Kansas regents stick with social media policy for universities
• Charge dropped in Tonganoxie street-painting caper
• Chase of Cass County burglary suspects involves four counties
• At the funeral for shooting victim Terri LaManno, a call for love and forgiveness
• Press conference scheduled in highway shootings arrest
• Healing is the message at interfaith service for victims of Sunday’s shootings
• Bob Dole reflects on politics today ahead of Kansas tour
• April 16 high school results
• The Star’s high school athletes of the week for April 17
• Shawnee Mission East tennis player Sneed picks Ohio State
• A two-time winner, Tom Watson returns to the Heritage
• ‘Make Your Move’: Dance of the dying genre | 1 star
• ‘A Haunted House 2’ is too much of a bad thing | 1.5 stars
• ‘Joe’ reminds us why we liked Nicolas Cage | 3 stars
• ‘Dom Hemingway’: So handsome, and so hapless | 2.5 stars
• ‘Walking the Camino’: An agreeable journey | 2 stars
• America's front lawn needs new grass
• Flowers a work of art for Easter in DC’s National Gallery
• Ukraine deal reached; Russia agrees to de-escalate tensions
• Guantánamo judge to CIA: Disclose ‘black site’ details to USS Cole defense lawyers
• City staff continues to explore role of aquifer project
• Geneva Statement on Ukraine
• Winning numbers for Wednesday, April 16
• Three downtown projects win approval
• Replay: The Star's live updates from the Royals-Astros game
• Royals rally, beat Astros 6-4 in 11 innings
• Royals’ Bruce Chen scratched from Thursday start
• Charlie Weis: Montell Cozart is Kansas’ starting quarterback
• BP Manager Allegedly Learned Scale of Spill, Dumped Stock
• With the help of Leawood-based Euronet, Wal-Mart will launch its own money transfer service
• Novation sells appraisal company StreetLinks to Assurant for $60 million
• Federal Reserve penalizes former Missouri banker
• Kansas City chamber names its top 10 small businesses of the year
• K-State denies initial transfer request by Leticia Romero
• First Watch plans to remodel two area restaurants and return in North Kansas City
• Skechers Factory Outlet Store opening in Overland Park
• Missouri basketball coach Frank Haith reportedly will take Tulsa job
• Possible candidates for Missouri’s basketball job
• Guard Jabari Brown declares for NBA Draft, won’t return to Missouri
• Missouri needs young linebacking corps to step up
• Video: How to get the most out of your vegetable garden