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March 6, 2015

• Blue Springs South rolls to Missouri Class 5, District 9 championship
• Redesign shines a new light on Overland Park’s New Theatre
• St. James Academy’s Alanna Dierking finishes sixth in Kansas 5-1A bowling tournament
• Lobbyist confronts Topeka teacher over Brownback mention in speech
• Democrats decry GOP subpoena of Hillary Clinton’s personal emails
• Attorney General stops online payday lenders in Missouri
• Royals go slow with Alex Gordon, Omar Infante as they return from injuries
• Royals rookies pick up the pace on the bases
• Video: What does future hold for Royals’ Brandon Finnegan
• Outfielder Brett Eibner stands out in win over Rangers
• Empty nesters flock to the city, downsizing as they move
• Chiefs re-sign Josh Mauga in the midst of roster purge
• Chiefs are discussing a restructured deal with Tamba Hali
• Chiefs tender wide receiver Junior Hemingway to one-year contract
• Chiefs release defensive lineman Vance Walker
• Former Chiefs head coach Tom Bettis has died
• Kazuo Ishiguro’s ‘The Buried Giant’ takes readers on a puzzling quest
• Unforgettable times in the space known as ‘Bettyville’
• German soccer league says no to masked celebrations
• NCAA comes down hard on Jim Boeheim and Syracuse, but 2003 NCAA title is safe
• 2015 Acura TLX 3.5L: Straddling the line between sport and luxury
• New York murder fugitive arrested in KCK
• KC’s highs to reach near 60s this weekend, near 70s next week
• Great Plains SPCA is raising money for a dog shot in the face
• KC man sentenced to 20 years for shooting girlfriend in neck
• Modified toy cars give kids with special needs a new way to get around
• Readers share views on horses, voting and security
• Capitol Watch: Amid tense times in Kansas, Gov. Sam Brownback heads for friendlier turf in Missouri
• Ohio house pelted by eggs for a year; police can’t crack case
• On second thought, board OKs playhouse for little girl with leukemia
• KC police identify man killed Wednesday
• Now is the time to see blue morpho butterflies at Powell Gardens
• Ford works on technology that will help ease the frustration of searching for a parking spot
• Ferguson fires court clerk over racist emails
• Olathe police seek tips in woman’s 2008 killing
• Two killed in St. Joseph house fire
• OUR AUTO STORY
• 1950 Oldsmobile 88: Clay County man makes the most of second chance to own rare sedan
• Man accused of impersonating KC police officer is sentenced to 15 years for sex crime
• Leads sought in the case of woman found dead in Kansas City well
• Kansas City police investigate a possible sexual assault at a teen party
• Royals’ Miguel Almonte makes sizzling debut that hints at bright future
• The Star’s high school basketball rankings (March 5)
• TheChat: Brandon Ellington demands that lawmakers address Ferguson
• The Star’s high school athletes of the week (March 5)
• Basehor-Linwood stays perfect with rout of Tonganoxie at substate
• Balloon release at Kansas City Mothers in Charge honors murdered children
• Reckless gun measures threaten public safety in Missouri and Kansas
• Cynthia Billhartz Gregorian: Find industrial-grade bargains at KC’s restaurant supply stores
• In ‘The Lost Child,’ Caryl Phillips reweaves ‘Wuthering Heights’ with a more modern dark thread
• Review: ‘The Lost Child’ reweaves ‘Wuthering Heights’
• Winning numbers for Thursday, March 5
• In ‘Hell and Good Company’ Richard Rhodes tells little-known tales of Spanish Civil War
• Readorama: President James Madison’s ‘gift’ was leaving the glory to others
• DIY With Dawn: Paper flower project is a blooming nightmare
• Some Sprint and Embarq retirees will continue long court quest for lost benefits
• Independence woman pleads guilty to tax fraud
• U.S. adds a robust 295,000 jobs
• Biggest banks are in the strongest shape since the 2008 financial crisis, Fed says
• Guest column: Life happens, so stay on track
• The week ahead: Reports will offer more clues on the health of the economy
• Wichita State beats Southern Illinois 56-45, advances to Missouri Valley semifinals
• MIAA Tournament results: Women’s top seed Fort Hays State advances, Central Missouri coach wins 600th game
• Google Fiber raises rates for TV subscriptions for new customers
• Kansas State basketball searching for cure to road woes against Texas
• Three-minute preview: Kansas State men’s basketball at Texas
• Yordano Ventura doesn’t show his hand in Royals’ 11-9 victory over Indians
• Royals reliever Tim Collins has ligament damage in his elbow
• Royals’ Omar Infante will have MRI on his right elbow
• Missouri’s Alan Waters on track for elusive national championship
• Missouri men's basketball hopes to end regular season on a high note
• Three-minute preview: Missouri men’s basketball at Mississippi State
• Missouri Board of Curators call special meeting for Monday
• Missouri women fall to Georgia in SEC Tournament
• Self says KU regulars won’t rest for regular-season finale at Oklahoma
• Three-minute preview: Kansas men’s basketball at Oklahoma
• NCAA investigation into KU's Cliff Alexander is tied to family member
• UMKC has shot for second place in conference heading into Saturday’s season finale
• JoyceKC: Area restaurants honored for food safety, Yum bakery opens on 39th
• New premium, wooded home sites available at Polo Fields
• Great time to visit Brookwood Farms
• Supreme Court upholds conviction in cheerleader’s murder
• K-State renames computer network from iSIS to KSIS
• Fugitives in triple-shooting near KU campus arrested in Las Vegas