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April 24, 2014

• Student support builds for fired Chrisman High School girls basketball coach
• Missouri lawmakers pass overhaul of criminal code
• 2 men end federal lawsuit over Kansas voter ID law
• Gov. Sam Brownback signs bill nullifying local gun laws in Kansas
• Topeka Democrat running for attorney general
• Missouri House passes cannabis extract legislation
• Thursday’s lineups for Royals vs. Indians
• Royals see bright future for Mondesi
• Salvador Perez gets first day off of season in midst of slump
• Veteran turkey hunter has taken more than a ton of birds
• The Star’s high school athletes of the week (April 24)
• Five-game planner for April 24
• Missouri ethics, tolerance, education
• Reckless lawmaking in Kansas and Missouri fails to protect citizens from guns
• Colorado Senate race tight, new poll says
• Excellence in Education Banquet
• Rand Paul up 5 over Clinton in new poll, 'the man to beat in Colorado'
• Lots of pomp but no trade deal in Obama’s visit to Japan
• N.C. Democratic challenger questions congressman’s military record
• BuzzChatter Thursday: Koster defends execution
• Census: After uptick, voting among young people dips
• Body found in woods in south KC
• Changes in the landscape at I-470 and Raytown Road
• Teacher protest greets Brownback in western Kansas
• Masked men with guns hit Missouri nursing home
• Pilot project doubles value of food stamps at Lawrence farmers’ markets
• Armed robbers hit Missouri nursing home
• Three construction projects will shut down lanes and ramps along I-35 and U.S. 69
• Woman’s execution sought in Missouri antifreeze deaths
• Missouri lawmakers approve local health registries
• Craig Wood pleads not guilty to raping, killing Hailey Owens in Springfield
• Lightning strikes plane landing at KCI
• Liberty couple sentenced to prison for embezzlement, check kiting and tax fraud
• Three banks are robbed in one day, two of them in Raytown
• Mid-Continent Public Library will be honored at the White House
• Arrest made in gas station attack that left a man dead and his son paralyzed
• ‘It could happen anywhere’: KCI, like other airports, is vulnerable to security breaches
• Second round of storms drops large hail in Johnson County
• Jewish centers murder suspect F. Glenn Miller Jr. was once caught with a black male prostitute, former prosecutor says
• Jewish Community Center shooting suspect F. Glenn Miller wheeled into court
• High school results - April 24
• Few certainties in MU search, but don’t count on Gregg Marshall, Tim Floyd
• 'Walking with the Enemy' stumbles but doesn’t fall | 2.5 stars
• ‘The Railway Man’: Looking back in anger, agony | 2.5 stars
• ‘The Quiet Ones’ is more creaky than creepy | 2 stars
• ‘Nymphomaniac’: A lot of sex but no passion | 2 stars
• ‘Jodorowsky’s Dune’: Oh, what might have been | 3 stars
• ‘The Final Member’: Competing to be a phallic symbol | 3 stars
• ‘Anita’: The circus that spurred change | 3 stars
• Climate-change play funded by feds heats up the skeptics
• Turkish soldiers inside Syria abducted by Islamist rebels, news reports say
• Peace talks suspended over possibility Hamas will join Palestinian government
• Man charged with torturing and killing bald eagle
• State Dept. begins releasing U.S. aid to Egypt
• Army report on death of young State Department officer in Afghanistan confirms group was lost
• Court rejects Lockheed’s bid to make feds pay for past cleanups at three tainted sites
• Kerry warns of new sanctions if Russia doesn't 'change course'
• Mexican gang leader gets life term for U.S. consulate killings
• Kansas City Council approves billboard condemnation for Crossroads hotel plan
• Martinrea incentives outlined as company breaks ground on Riverside auto parts plant
• Cerner reports a strong first quarter
• DST Systems earnings climb 7.7 percent
• Former CEO of Kansas City company pleads guilty to embezzlement
• Hallmark opens another HMK store
• Regional manufacturing slows in April
• Operator selected to run KC downtown streetcar
• Auto parts supplier opening plant in Riverside
• Winning numbers for Wednesday, April 23
• FCC chairman is criticized for pitching Internet fast lanes for companies
• Get rid of old prescription drugs Saturday
• Slugger Ross Kivett has no regrets about returning to play for K-State
• Punchless Royals lose 5-1 to the Indians after Bruce Chen implodes
• Replay: Updates, stats from Thursday's 5-1 Royals loss at Cleveland
• Defense, bullpen betray Royals in 5-3 loss to Indians
• Xavier’s Chris Mack, Dayton’s Archie Miller haven’t been contacted by Missouri
• MU cross country coach suspended for ‘personnel matter’
• Former MU basketball player Zach Price charged in car-ramming incident
• KU basketball target Malik Newman expected to compete in KC area tournament
• Starbucks to open Friday in Prairie Village
• ‘From the ashes,’ JJ’s restaurant will come back in Plaza Vista building
• What should I do about old mulch?