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April 26, 2014

• Are license plate readers protecting the public or prying?
• Agriculture needs better communication policy too
• Private school option spurs opposition to Missouri education legislation
• Kansas Libertarians choose election slate
• Boehner gives Sat. GOP address, says "get the federal government out of the way"
• Missouri considers dumping new Common Core education standards
• Saturday’s lineups: Royals vs. Orioles
• Mondesi’s strikeout helps Wilmington win
• Reids share their faith before a packed house at LDS church in Platte City
• Chiefs’ Alex Smith raises expectations for second year in Andy Reid’s system
• The Star’s NFL mock draft 4.0
• Unicorn Theatre production offers a ‘Spoonful’ of imagination
• Ozark turkeys are no match for this veteran hunter
• Missouri turkey hunters live a dream in woods near Lake of the Ozarks
• Video: Doc Rivers responds to owner Donald Sterling's alleged racist comments
• KCI, loss of museum, tea party
• Area’s three award-winning libraries offer information in myriad ways
• GOP primary challenge will test Jones’ 2 decades on Capitol Hill
• GOP leaders criticize Obama efforts to reduce deportations
• Troost Avenue Festival
• Chalk Walk in the Historic Northeast
• Merriam Community Garage Sale
• Obama seeks to reassure Philippines, America’s longest ally in Asia
• Spring Parade entry debuts at Loch Lloyd
• Five model homes at One Park Place offer gorgeous views, inside and out
• Canyon Creek offers large variety for Parade of Homes
• Your Parade guide: First stop, Rodrock Homes
• Move right into your dream home in Northland community
• Ozark National Scenic Riverways focus of tussle between state, federal governments
• 9 DUI arrests at sobriety checkpoint
• Timothy and Mary Ann hope for a home
• Jewish Community Center upgrades security
• Marionville focuses on healing town’s stained image
• KC woman drowns in Puerto Rico
• Neighbors celebrate a unified Troost
• It’s been a wild ride for the Kansas City school board
• Winning numbers for Saturday, April 26
• Kevin Harvick, Chase Elliott set bar for JR Motorsports with 1-2 finish
• Sporting KC falls to New England 2-0
• Bidinger, Higley win features at Lakeside Speedway
• Alden wouldn’t be wrong by returning to Mizzou’s roots with Kim Anderson
• Shakespeare hits the road with Kevin Spacey
• Zonkey? Zebroid? Whatever, it’s adorable
• Pentagon reports no military deaths
• Nashville’s Country Music Hall of Fame inclusive of new phenoms
• Big 12 spring football review: Texas plays catch up
• K-State announces $65 million third phase of football stadium improvements
• Defense dominates Kansas State’s spring football game
• SEC spring football review: Time for nine league games?
• When can my bromeliads go outside?
• There’s a home on the Spring Parade of Homes that’s right for everyone
• Spring Parade kicks off with a flurry of new construction at Cedar Creek
• Upscale details, small-town setting part of the package at Woodland Ridge
• Summit Custom Homes features 22 entries on Spring Parade
• Rodrock & Associates, Realtors showcases the best Parade of Homes has to offer
• 25 homes in 12 Rob Ellerman Team communities featured on Spring Parade of Homes
• Koehler Building Company offers Parade entry at Loch Lloyd
• Hunt Midwest features 18 homes in 5 communities on Parade
• Maintenance-provided communities are a big draw in Spring Parade of Homes
• Cider Mill Ridge’s added amenities bring excitement for the Parade
• Variety, amenities, location attract buyers to Fountain Hills
• Rodrock Development communities on Parade: More than just houses
• Some take issue with pro-Brownback ad, numbers on classroom spending
• Biggest cheer at K-State’s spring football game is for ‘Kaiden’s Play’ (with video)
• Royals lose 3-2 to Orioles in 10 innings
• Aoki still adjusting to American League pitchers
• Royals and Cardinals are dogged with feeble hitting
• New phase opens