Site Map | April 2014 | April 19

April 19, 2014

• In 2014, the Boston Marathon is a very human race
• Hearing to consider voting policies in Missouri, Kansas, 2 other states to be held Monday at UMKC
• Missouri considers state funds to school districts for preschool
• Missouri Republicans outline new proposal to prevent federal agents from enforcing gun laws
• Sulbaran pitches well as Naturals beat Tulsa
• The Star’s NFL mock draft 3.0
• What the Chiefs are paying for their players
• KC Rep’s ‘A Little More Alive’ is an impressive new musical by talented young writer
• FC Kansas City focuses on finishing
• Department of Conservation reduces deer limits in hopes of rebuilding struggling herd
• North Kansas City’s Bailey wins girls high school high jump at KU relays
• Joel Embiid watches Kansas signee Cliff Alexander earns MVP honors at the Jordan Classic
• Southwest Early College Campus, child abuse, KCI
• As a community, we must move beyond silence
• Clinton has big lead in N.H., but most people haven't finished deciding
• GOP weekly address: 'We want to be the iPhone party'
• Unprecedented value awaits at Belmont Farms
• Amazing races: Find the perfect-themed 5K for you
• Man injured in motorcycle wreck
• Kansas City checkpoint yields 27 DUI arrests
• Casino says defect in cards made by Blue Springs company led to big wins
• Corde hopes for a home
• Fort Riley quickly overhauls its sexual assault program to improve response
• Stand-in purchase of guns in Johnson County shootings is a puzzle
• Families flee Kansas and Missouri so sick kids can get medical marijuana
• Gas station shooting kills father and paralyzes his 10-year-old son
• 2014 Land Rover LR4 HSE LUX
• Death Valley in spring: Beautiful and not that hot
• Bow hunter gets an up-close look at the turkeys he pursues
• Tim Karrick heads Lakeside winners
• Olathe North wins 6,400-meter relay at Kansas Relays
• High school results - April 18
• Video: Sporting KC crushes Montreal Impact 4-0
• Kearney hires Zane Tanner as boys basketball coach
• Zane Tanner to take over Kearney boys basketball program
• Miley Cyrus will return to KC on Aug. 12
• Soldier dies of wounds suffered in Afghanistan
• Teachers in Goddard pledge to help Davis oust Brownback
• Museum of Arts and Design exhibit explores digital fabrication
• Winning numbers for Friday, April 18
• Royals win fifth straight with 5-4 victory over Twins
• Firsts for Billy Butler, Justin Maxwell fuel Royals’ rally
• Versatile Paredes has played five positions at Class AAA Omaha
• Alex Gordon, Jason Vargas, Mike Moustakas help Royals blank Twins to move over. 500
• The Rundown: Big shift in baseball is toward more defensive shifts
• Kansas’ Stigler, who blazed through the hurdles at KU Relays, has designs on the Olympics
• Shot put spectacle in downtown Lawrence inspires Cantwell
• In Black and Gold Game, Maty Mauk shows he’s ready to take Missouri’s reins
• Missouri offers peek at east-side stadium expansion
• MU’s Mike Alden under pressure to make quick, smart basketball coach hire
• MU’s Bud Sasser moves up in wake of Dorial Green-Beckham’s departure
• New homes are blooming this spring at Brookwood Farms
• Estates of Wolf Creek is celebrating with Parade entries, new inventory
• Summit Custom Homes offers special pre-Parade sneak peek today
• Plum Creek in Gardner offers quality, value, location
• KCCashHomeBuyers.com is a homebuyer you can trust
• 52nd Annual Spring Parade of Homes is set to kick-off April 26
• An honorable homecoming