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March 19, 2015

• Free medical clinic will be held April 18 at Bartle Hall
• Blue Springs South senior Kevin Puryear ignores college scouts and rediscovers his hoops game
• Hundreds rally for Medicaid expansion at Missouri Capitol
• Pelosi: GOP inquiry on Clinton email hypocritical
• New regulations for ride-hailing services go to the Kansas City Council
• States urged to call for convention to amend U.S. Constitution
• Kansas House panel endorses bill to change U.S. Constitution
• Jim Webb quietly meeting Dems looking for Hillary Clinton alternative
• Alex Gordon expected to return to Cactus League games on Saturday for Royals
• Jason Vargas gets clobbered in 13-2 Royals loss to Colorado
• Rain could cancel Royals’ plans as Colorado visits Surprise Stadium
• Yordano Ventura to start minor-league game for Royals on Saturday
• The country is laughing at the Big 12 Conference
• Upset-minded New Mexico State undaunted by Kansas’ credentials
• James G. Madison of the KC-Leavenworth Buffalo Soldiers dies at age 92
• Woman dead, man critical in double shooting in KCK
• Source says Dwayne Bowe to sign with Browns
• Kansas is wrecking visionary endowment designed to help young children
• Lawrence business, owner and five others are accused in immigrant labor case
• Doctors getting clearer picture of how to slow or stop kidney disease in children
• Israeli leader Netanyahu backtracks from Palestinian state opposition
• R. Crosby Kemper III, other library backers ‘thrown out’ of Gov. Jay Nixon’s office
• Registered sex offender is accused of raping girl in Independence
• Wounded Wyandotte County deputy is released from hospital
• Water boil advisory in KC lifted
• The Star’s high school basketball rankings (March 19)
• Readers share views on hunting in Kansas, capital punishment and President Obama
• Man sentenced to 15 years for Basehor child rape
• Missouri Comets coach, forward honored with MASL awards
• NFL proposal would introduce a nine-point touchdown to football
• Menards coming to Olathe after tumultuous road to approval
• Polar bear attacks tent in Norway’s Arctic, injures tourist
• Woman with prosthetic leg fights back after getting ‘rude’ note over parking spot
• Suspect in Arizona shooting rampage booked into jail
• Shark attacks Overland Park man snorkeling in Hawaii
• Poll: Many see negative impact if court nixes Obama Care
• 6-year-old heart patient’s shooting death rattles St. Louis
• Tunisia: Death toll in museum attack rises to 23
• TheChat: Planned Parenthood exec takes on Sam Brownback
• Fire at Lawrence restaurant rekindles story of old murder
• Winning numbers for Wednesday, March 18
• Amazon gets drone wish as U.S. grants experimental permit
• Missouri takes action against KC real estate firm Tri-State Holdings-32
• Applications for U.S. jobless aid barely rose last week
• Target proposes to pay $10 million to settle data breach lawsuit
• Honda adds 105,000 vehicles to driver’s air bag recall
• Monsanto will pay $350,000 to settle more wheat-related lawsuits
• In search of the next sharing success, investors back pet sitters
• ‘Artist funky’ lofts will rise in the West Bottoms
• Google and TAG Heuer’s Smartwatch could change the game for Apple
• Tesla is free to sell electric cars in New Jersey after Gov. Chris Christie signs bill
• Edinson Volquez hopes to repeat Pittsburgh success in Kansas City
• Kris Medlen working way back to mound after second Tommy John surgery
• Wacky first day of NCAA tourney sends Big 12 favorites to the showers
• Previews, tip times and TV channels for Friday’s NCAA Tournament games
• Iowa State stunned by 14th-seeded UAB in NCAA opener
• The KU Chalkboard: 11 things to know about No. 2 seed Kansas
• Missouri's Pro Day a family affair for KC native Shane Ray
• Missouri is tied for fifth after first day of the NCAA wrestling championships
• Mizzou’s J’den Cox looks to repeat as national wrestling champion
• Three-minute preview: KU men’s basketball vs. New Mexico State in NCAA Tournament
• KU knows it has to start making its outside shots
• The story behind KU freshman guard Kelly Oubre’s tattoos (with video)
• Kansas notes: Cliff Alexander isn’t traveling with Jayhawks for NCAA Tournament games in Omaha
• These sons of Mizzou went their own way: to the NCAA Tournament
• Restaurant inspections for March 19
• Brookwood Farms has three new models
• ‘Scout Shack’ to benefit the Boy Scouts at Kansas City Home Show
• Outdoor living featured at this year’s 67th Annual Kansas City Home Show