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April 28, 2014

• Alarm bells go off over KC fire company reductions
• Kansas AG uses outdated school finance figures in court filing
• Relationship between Kansas Legislature and courts is testy
• Scott Carroll’s funny mock commercial
• Longball hurts Lamb, Collins pitches perfect inning
• Liberty High graduate Scott Carroll wins in major-league debut
• Chiefs discovered potential starters for 2014 in last year’s season finale
• Los Angeles Clippers stage silent protest to owner Donald Sterling
• The Week Ahead: Events for the week of April 28
• Starting Times for April 29
• Mass shootings, jetliner stowaway, health care
• Give KC a lift by expanding ride options
• Open up criminal justice records in Kansas
• Federal judges rule on cases in which they have a financial stake
• U.S. calls Russia's role in Ukraine violence 'indisputable,' imposes new sanctions
• White House imposes more sanctions on Russia
• Diana Ross concertgoers
• Santorum: Unless GOP shows it cares about blue collar voters, it 'won’t deserve' to win
• 3 waiters have decades of service at White House press dinner
• Reid blasts GOP and its 'billionaire sugar daddies'
• History Channel marks WH correspondents’ association 100th
• White House ‘deeply troubled’ by mass death sentence in Egypt
• Panel: White House press corps doesn’t yet reflect America
• Obama defends his foreign policy record: It might not always be sexy
• Senate plans test vote Wednesday on minimum wage
• Obama on track to deport more immigrants than previous presidents
• Fifth grade boys steal talent show with synchronized swimming routine (with video)
• Local group for teen girls featured on ‘Today’ on Wednesday
• Celebrating the 20th anniversary of FYI, The Star’s features section
• BuzzChatter Monday: Diehl challenges Nixon to tax-cut showdown debate
• Kansas GOP files ethics complaints vs. Kultala
• F. Glenn Miller may be Kansas’ oldest capital murder defendant
• Center School District bounces back with a culture of achievement and caring
• Missouri senators to take up $26.8 billion budget plan
• Army veteran gives $628,000 to Kansas State program
• One dead, another injured in an apparent attempted murder-suicide in Kansas City, Kan.
• Victorian home burns in Kansas City’s northeast
• Supreme Court denies Kansas’ Phill Kline appeal on law license suspension
• Supreme Court declines to hear Phill Kline's case
• Independence police release name of wreck victim
• Kansas professors weigh in on social media policy
• Missouri man serving life for pot seeks clemency
• Grover Norquist touts Missouri tax cut; schools concerned
• Richmond, Mo., fire kills mother and son
• Leawood police apologize for misdirected phone alert
• State closes Olathe day care center where infant died last year
• FBI chief mourns Overland Park shootings, urges better tracking of hate crimes
• Ten years later, case of dead baby abandoned in the Northland remains unsolved
• Roommate arrested after Overland Park stabbing
• Chilly temperatures ahead this week for Kansas City
• Kansas teacher keeps promise, shows up in prom dress, orange hair
• Residents of Baxter Springs, Kan., ‘fortunate lives weren’t lost’ in tornado
• Winning numbers for Saturday, April 26 and Sunday, April 27
• KC Gardens: Answers from the masters
• With Spring Parade of Homes, builders association opens doors to 377 new homes
• Get your spring color without feeding the deer
• Populous leaving River Market another case of absentee ownership blues
• Observers held in Ukraine speak under armed guard
• Egyptian courts widen crackdown on dissidents
• Tornadoes rampage through Midwest and South, killing at least 16
• Supreme Court catches case of Florida fisherman
• Study assesses innocent inmates on death row
• WWII vet, 101, among those making Kansas Honor Flight
• Sugar war between Mexico, U.S. threatens broader trade relations
• New U.S. sanctions hit Russian energy barons, but not their companies
• H&R Block reports drop in returns prepared but higher revenues
• Severe winter weather benefits Conmpass Minerals
• DST plans $110 million upgrade of data center
• National Science Foundation awards grant to Townsend Communications
• Capitol Federal earnings climb 11 percent
• AT&T is launching high-speed 4G wireless on planes
• At last embracing his speed, Jarrod Dyson adds extra dimension to Royals
• Replay: Royals Q&A with The Star's Andy McCullough
• Kim Anderson is Missouri’s new men’s basketball coach
• Missouri paying search firm $42,500 following Kim Anderson hire
• Missouri curators set to approve contract, but new basketball coach still not publicly known
• SEC stands with eight-game football schedule
• KU baseball coach reaches milestone
• Drive-through only grocer Zoomin Market opens in Olathe
• Restaurant and grocery store health code violations for April 28