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May 3, 2014

• Lobbying in Kansas draws scrutiny from the FBI
• Kansas lawmakers wrap up year’s business, adjourn
• At annual correspondents’ dinner, Obama takes humorous jabs at health care stumble
• Questions abound as Kansas Legislature adjourns
• Catcher Salvador Perez scratched from Royals lineup
• Saturday’s lineups: Detroit at Kansas City
• The Star’s NFL mock draft 5.0
• Chiefs draft primer: Top needs, potential picks and surprise scenarios
• ‘White Sangria’ stumbles early but picks up in second half
• Sporting KC gets championship rings before Sunday’s match vs. Columbus
• FC Kansas City uses second-half burst to defeat Houston Dash 4-0
• Big crappies are creating a stir at Lake of the Ozarks
• Shockers give Elam all the support he needs in rout
• Favored horse California Chrome wins the 140th Kentucky Derby running away
• Helmet laws, burning Kansas, South Korea
• Six more Kansas City deaths in April, but new tactics show promise
• Guadalupe Centers' Cinco de Mayo Fiesta
• Crossroads First Friday
• New homes are blooming this spring at Brookwood Farms
• Changes at Cider Mill Ridge at The National
• Green building trends attract buyersduring Spring Parade of Homes
• Two Southland communities feature homes on Parade
• Koehler Building Company offers Parade entry at Loch Lloyd
• Communities of River Ridge features five homes featured during Parade
• Summit Custom Homes wins four awards during Parade
• New homes are limited in maintenance-provided communities
• Estates of Wolf Creek is celebrating idyllic lifestyle and Parade entries
• New construction, brisk activity continues amid Parade at Cedar Creek
• Home Builders Association members support KC area home building industry
• Second phase sales brisk for Lime Stone Road Townhomes
• Spring Parade entry debuts at Loch Lloyd
• Last weekend’s weather didn’t put damper on Parade
• Join the Parade and explore the best in Rodrock Development communities
• Summerwood offers four furnished models, sought-after home selection
• James hopes for a home
• Overland Park intersection is likely to change its stripes
• Some see proposed wind farm as a threat in Squaw Creek National Wildlife Refuge
• Fund drive for Tarkio, Mo.’s Landon Shaw splashes toward success
• Blood and red ink: Hospitals perform fewer transfusions and blood banks feel the pain
• Smithville High School student is charged with molesting two children
• With the help of the new Seed Library, your garden can branch out
• 2014 Cadillac ELR
• Take it from an expert: This is the time to fish Lake of the Ozarks
• Talladega gives underdogs a chance at the Chase
• Hunt, Shepard win first races at Lakeside Speedway
• MU coach Kim Anderson’s upbringing made him the man he is today
• NASCAR Nationwide: Elliott Sadler finally wins at Talladega
• NASCAR Sprint Cup at Talladega: Aaron’s 499 preview
• An appeals victory might open new inquiries into anti-smoking drug
• NASCAR Sprint Cup: Grand alliance boosts rookie Brian Scott to Talladega pole
• Convicted of murder, soldier blames anti-smoking drug
• Small-arms fire claims the lives of two soldiers in Afghanistan
• Winning numbers for Saturday, May 3
• Frank Lloyd Wright’s revolutionary tower opens for public tours in Wisconsin
• WSU notes: Baseball willing to make some one-way trips
• Wichita State wins MVC softball title
• Shocker report: WSU 7, Bradley 0
• Wichita State track sweeps meet at Kansas State
• Replay: Updates, stats from Saturday night’s Royals-Tigers game
• Drew Smyly stymies Royals hitters as Detroit Tigers win 9-2
• Royals catcher Salvador Perez sits out game because of bruised shin
• The Rundown: Jose Abreu is a smash with the White Sox
• Rehabbing reliever Tim Collins could be back with Royals ‘Monday or Tuesday,’ Ned Yost says
• Tengo Sed Cantina reopens in the Power & Light District with new look, new menu