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April 18, 2015

• High school results - April 17
• Quality Hill Playhouse goes to the movies in ‘What They Did for Love’
• Olathe North junior who once battled injury captures gold in long jump at Kansas Relays
• Free medical clinic at Bartle Hall helps hundreds in the journey toward better health
• Rating the top defensive ends in the NFL Draft
• Draft preview: Times, TV, top players, position ratings, mock drafts and more
• Royals-A’s Saturday lineups: Paulo Orlando to bat leadoff
• Outdoorsmen pass on a love for turkey hunting
• Two standout cars at next Mecum Auction come from Branson museum
• Aristocrat Motors goes to bat for children’s charities
• Shawnee man enjoys driving, showing his military surplus trucks
• Prisoner and court experts are perplexed by burglary sentence of 80 years
• Young Missouri hunter is a veteran after taking 27.4-pound gobbler
• Pass a small fuel tax to invest in Missouri’s roads and bridges
• 2015 GMC Yukon Denali 4WD: GMC’s pinnacle of luxury
• Charges against KC police officer in nonfatal shooting are dismissed
• Blue Springs South’s Jimmy Cain is The Star’s All-Metro boys coach of the year
• Blue Springs South’s Kevin Puryear is The Star’s All-Metro boys basketball player of the year
• The Star’s 2014-15 All-Metro girls basketball team
• The Star’s 2014-2015 final high school basketball rankings
• The Star’s 2014-15 All-Metro boys basketball team
• Wireless microphones are a curse and a blessing for actors
• Emotional performances and orchestral energy in Lyric Opera’s ‘Tosca’
• Texas’ Malcom Brown puts family first as he enters NFL Draft
• Family wanted: Zacarias hopes for a home
• Blue Valley Southwest’s Rick Rhodes is The Star’s All-Metro girls basketball coach of the year
• USA Today education reporter believes in power, potential of video gaming
• Readorama: Edith Roosevelt author finds her modern, yet bigoted
• The Kansas City Star’s Quilt block 4: A coal miner’s granddaughter
• Two new books of verse show poetry’s role as social commentary
• In one KCK neighborhood, the present and the future collide
• Kansas State’s Cody Whitehair finds home at left tackle
• Royals’ Alcides Escobar calls Brett Lawrie’s slide ‘dirty’ and says he didn’t get apology
• Royals closer Greg Holland goes on disabled list because of pectoral strain
• Royals recall infielder Orlando Calixte, option outfielder Reymond Fuentes to minors
• Paulo Orlando’s triple lifts Royals to 6-4 win over A’s
• Billy Butler returns to cheers in first game at Kauffman Stadium as an A’s player
• Royals’ Alcides Escobar suffers knee sprain after hard slide by A’s Brett Lawrie
• One tweet at a time: David Beaty trying to rebuild brand of Kansas football
• KU men, women sweep titles at Kansas Relays
• Former Mizzou standout Christian Cantwell takes shot put title in downtown Lawrence
• Ideal location, beautiful views —The Greens of Chapel Creek delivers
• Vacation 365 days a year at Loch Lloyd
• All Inspired Homes’ communities make the honor roll
• Financing options make building a dream home easier
• Tera Miranda Shores offers lake living, in a Grand style
• Take advantage of buyer’s incentive at Cedar Creek
• New Villas of Parkwood will debut during Spring Parade of Homes
• Chapel Hill’s Phase III opens, current models now for sale
• ‘Home is where the heart is’ at Leabrooke Town Manor
• Realtors celebrate fair housing month
• 53rd Annual Spring Parade of Homes set to kick-off April 25