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April 22, 2014

• 913 notebook: One-run baseball games no longer torment Olathe East
• 913 track: Kansas Relays recap
• New poll shows Sam Brownback leading Paul Davis in Kansas governor’s race
• KCI task force will announce vote on airport’s future May 7
• Supreme Court green-lights Michigan ban on affirmative action
• Another rough night for Class AAA Omaha
• Royals G.M. Dayton Moore believes hitting will come around
• Tuesday’s lineups for Royals vs. the Indians
• Royals first-base coach Rusty Kuntz suffers wrist fracture during Monday’s batting practice
• No pain for Royals’ Tim Collins after simulated game
• NFL to release team schedules at 7 p.m. Wednesday
• Chiefs’ Mike DeVito wants to add quarterback sacks to his diet
• Chiefs tackle Eric Fisher glad to return to left side
• Auburn fullback Jay Prosch wants to prove he can do it all
• Starting Times for April 22
• Replay: Q&A with The Star’s Sam Mellinger and Vahe Gregorian
• Hobby Lobby, hauling rail, Kansas City subway
• Changing the face of civic leadership in Kansas City
• Mayor of Marionville, Mo., trips over vile speech
• Tank car fleet inadequate for crude oil, rail industry says
• Sen. Boozman recovering after heart surgery
• Stretched lobes are the big(ger) thing
• Asian Cultural Festival organizer is an immigrant who wants to bring cultures together
• Terracon Consultants acquires California engineering firm
• Gordon Docking named CEO at Kids TLC
• Editorial — Shaken police chief earns more accolades on exit
• Letters to the editor
• Rataouille Chicken Bake is a perfect dish, whether you’re a flexitarian or a carnivore
• Skechers opening first area outlet
• A roundup of legislative issues and how they fared in Topeka
• BuzzChatter Tuesday: MO GOP leader defends tax cut
• Kraus seeks AG opinion on proposed gun nullification law
• Baumgardner defeats O’Hara to claim JoCo state Senate seat
• Crossover wreck kills man in the Northland
• Private school provision could doom Missouri student transfer bill, forum participants say
• Multiple people hit in KCK shooting
• Vigil for two KC shooting victims includes call to end the ‘no-snitch’ rule
• KU hopes new KCK medical building done in 3 years
• New Kansas law could mean 40 years for elder abuse
• Missouri prepares to execute sixth man in six months
• Nixon making announcement in Kansas City on Missouri tax-cut measure he opposes
• Missouri mayor resigns over statements about Jews
• KCK firefighters rescue unconscious woman from burning apartment building
• Victim rushed to hospital after shooting on Kansas City’s east side
• Rollover crash on I-635 kills 60-year-old Kansas City, Kan., man
• Vehicle with body inside is found in Northland pond
• Police intervene in Easter ice cream truck feud
• New KU recruitment program being questioned
• Community calendar
• School news in brief
• Rape, sodomy charges added against Craig Wood in Missouri girl's death
• Around our towns
• Death penalty is sought for Kyle Flack in Kansas quadruple murder case
• Charge filed in fatal crossover accident
• Man charged with April 14 murder in KCK
• As a wounded Kansas City boy lies in a hospital bed, witnesses remain quiet
• Kansas City, Kan., police investigate rash of violent crimes
• McConnell gets final OK for refueling tankers, prepares to spend $219 million for construction
• Kansas man seeks to hide 'murder' tattoo before his murder trial
• Bob Dole returns to KU, leaves ’em laughing
• Letters to the editor
• 816 North track: KU Relays recap
• 816 North notebook: West Platte, Staley players finalists for elite hoops award
• 816 track: Kansas Relays recap
• 816 notebook: Soccer tourney title a first for Summit Christian girls
• On My Mind: Lily Dawson, hipster jewelry maker
• The Forum at Ink’s Middle of the Map Fest presents Austin Kleon
• Former K-State star Jordy Nelson to drive pace car at Kansas Speedway
• Fishing Tournament Trail for April 22
• April 21 high school results
• What’s real is no slam dunk in coaching searches
• Low-cost carrier Spirit Airlines is coming to KCI
• Mexican, Colombian presidents hail Gabriel Garcia Marquez in lavish Mexico City memorial
• Divided Supreme Court upholds Michigan measure banning race-based preferences
• Anonymous tip leading to driver's arrest passes Supreme Court muster
• Justice Dept. officials fan out to fight violence against women
• U.S. responds to Russian aggression in Ukraine with military exercises in Eastern Europe
• Syria has dumped more than 80% of chemical stockpiles
• Supreme Court upholds search of California driver based on anonymous tip
• IG: Feds didn’t pass polygraph evidence of child abuse to investigators
• Experts: U.S. must have OKd transfer of missiles seen in Syria rebel videos
• Winning numbers for Monday, April 21
• Incentives endorsed for Burns & McDonnell expansion plan
• Kansas City finds success with Millennials
• Seven ways to save and spruce up the place this summer
• Replay: Updates, stats from Tuesday night’s Royals-Indians game
• Long-forgotten KC Packers will take center stage at Wrigley Field for centennial
• Line drive in practice breaks first-base coach Kuntz’s wrist
• Royals fall to Indians 4-3 in second consecutive loss
• Millennials are finding KC a friendly place to be
• Lawsuit against Lenexa-based BATS Global Markets challenges Wall Street as ‘rigged’ market
• UMB earnings fall 33% because of acquisition costs
• PT’s makes list of top coffee shops in U.S., and will soon rebrand Crossroads Coffeehouse
• El Burrito Loco adding touch of old SmokeShack BBQ to its Mexican cuisine
• Eleven area entrepreneurs are named finalists for Ernst & Young award
• Parent company of Perceptive Software reports lower profits
• Research group criticizes taxpayer subsidy of restaurant industry
• Metro home value to rise 2 percent over next year
• Boosts needed to get more women on civic boards and commissions
• Kansas State uses spring football game as dress rehearsal
• K-State athletic director John Currie addresses athlete transfers
• Mizzou basketball program far from being pushed to the sidelines
• Skechers opening first Kansas City-area outlet store in Overland Park
• New coffee and vintage furnishings shop for antique district
• El Burrito Loco adding touch of old SmokeShack BBQ to its Mexican cuisine
• MU reaches out to Kim Anderson, Tim Floyd’s name emerges
• Former player says Kim Anderson would be 'no-brainer' as new MU coach
• The ins and outs of mulching