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March 7, 2015

• For sale in Shawnee: A regal mansion built next to a landfill
• High school results - March 7
• Marchers in Kansas City demand higher wages and union representation
• Tony Kushner: Master of stage and film turns his eye to TV
• Bishop Miege is headed to state basketball tournament after shutting down Eudora 60-47
• Fifty years after first visit, nun with Kansas City ties returns to Selma
• Barstow rolls to Missouri Class 3 quarterfinals victory over Lafayette County
• Legacy of Derek Hood’s three-pointer in Central’s 1995 playoff win over Tyronn Lue and Raytown lives on
• Former Lake Quivira Mayor Larry Meeker is new chairman of Kansas Democrats
• Missouri lawmaker proposes conservative turn on Obamacare
• Royals’ Alex Rios, Brett Eibner keep up the power surge
• Chiefs making a ‘strong push’ to retain center Rodney Hudson
• Scuba diver finds 3-iron that Rory McIroy threw into a lake
• KC Symphony premiere of ‘From the Mountaintop’ features clarinetist in heroic performance
• Sporting Kansas City’s Roger Espinoza is the epitome of the American Dream
• Guide uses electronics to keep track of bass when they go deep
• The Classical Beat: KC Ballet takes on the ethereal challenge of ‘Giselle’
• Before the pain of Terri LaManno’s death, a phone call brought joy and a long-awaited reunion
• Strong local cast propels ‘Jitney,’ August Wilson’s story of father-son dynamics
• Mike Moustakas’ October surprise has potential to be transformative
• Former Chiefs QB Bill Kenney arrested on DUI charge
• Family wanted: Messiah hopes for a home
• Three wounded in gun battle on Southwest Boulevard
• Hot bass lures for cold-water fishing
• The Conversation: Stan Weber is a success in business and broadcasting
• Taxpayer spending in Kansas City has climbed up, up and away
• Poll: Will Kentucky get through the NCAA Tournament unbeaten?
• Chiefs running back Knile Davis shows off some fancy footwork
• Watch Oklahoma’s last second-shot that beat Kansas
• Afternoon shooting in KCK leaves one man dead, another in critical condition
• Friday murder victim identified
• Readers share views on veterans, Internet access and capital punishment
• Winning numbers for Saturday, March 7
• Would-be hard hats crowd into KC construction trades job fair aimed at women
• Kansas coach Bill Self wants NCAA’s Cliff Alexander investigation resolved quickly
• Kansas notes: Brannen Greene suspended for ‘not being very responsible’
• Late basket lifts No. 15 Oklahoma to 75-73 win over No. 9 Kansas
• KU’s Brannen Greene suspended for today’s game at Oklahoma
• Royals sign 6-10 righty Chris Young and expect him in pitching staff this season
• Danny Duffy looks sharp in Royals’ 3-2 win over Reds
• Royals’ Omar Infante has inflammation in elbow
• The Star’s All-Big 12 and All-SEC men’s basketball teams
• Pittsburg State, Missouri Southern to play for MIAA men’s title; top two women’s seeds advance
• Illinois State knocks out Wichita State in Missouri Valley tourney
• Big 12 Tournament printable bracket, game times, TV information
• K-State women fight back but fall 82-70 against top-seeded Baylor
• Texas beats Kansas State 62-49 in regular season finale
• K-State notes: Bruce Weber says point guard Jevon Thomas is off team for now
• UMKC falls 53-51 to Texas-Pan American at buzzer; Roos are No. 2 seed in WAC Tournament
• Missouri ends regular season with 52-43 loss at Mississippi State
• Missouri wrestlers dominant in first round of Mid-American championships
• Final phase now open in Bluestem
• Whispering Ridge captures beauty of Kansas landscape
• Colton is a must-see for discerning homebuyers
• Rodrock Development, Sporting KC form winning partnership
• Limestone Road Townhomes Grand Award winner
• Lake living, in a Grand style