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April 25, 2015

• High school results - April 24
• Rating the top centers in the NFL Draft
• Missouri ponders medical marijuana — and the money to be made selling it
• After brother’s near-death experience, Jack Sock is thankful for more than tennis
• New receiver Jeremy Maclin working to develop chemistry with Chiefs QB Alex Smith
• Chiefs take research-heavy approach to NFL Draft preparation
• Despite meeting overseas requirement for Super Bowl hosts, Kansas City not yet on Super Bowl radar
• Toledo center Greg Mancz’s versatility may help him connect with NFL teams
• Hall of Gamers Rickey Henderson, Ozzie Smith have different takes on Royals’ attitudes
• Shawnee Mission Kia celebrates its new location
• Parole nears for woman in 1982 Olathe love-triangle murder of David Harmon
• MINDDRIVE electric car to be auctioned off
• BMW i3 REX: Electric urban mobility
• Bank on Kansas City’s Ward Parkway robbed
• Kansas City checkpoint yields six DUI arrests
• USAC Sprint Cars return Sunday to Lakeside Speedway after 14-year absence
• Family from Kansas City, Kan., is caught in Nepal earthquake
• Effort begins to make Kansas City’s Prospect Avenue corridor safer
• Tying lures and fishing help put veteran on the road back from war
• No time for egos: Playwright and director unveil ‘Sticky Traps’ at Kansas City Repertory Theatre
• The Conversation: Philanthropist and feminist Mary Kay McPhee seeks to lead a life with purpose
• Family wanted: Crystal hopes for a home
• In Kansas City area, jobs aren’t fleeing Missouri after Kansas tax cuts
• Legends of Golf tournament’s par-3 course draws raves
• Turkey hunting: The best birthday present a hunter could ask for
• Murder charges filed in KC stabbing
• Testing is at a crossroads as schools take state exams
• Readers share views on the power of consumers, business regulations and bullying
• Novellas take Anton Chekov’s characters to new adventures
• Remodelers association hosts homes tour April 26
• Winning numbers for Friday, April 24
• Readorama: Prosecutor navigates 1st murder case, patriarchal system in the Ozarks in “A Killing at the Creek”
• Olathe engineering firm celebrates 50 years
• Three hardware chains recognize Compass Minerals as top supplier
• McClatchy, owner of The Star, reports a first-quarter loss
• Fiorella’s Jack Stack Barbecue is bringing a full plate to new Lee’s Summit location
• As Yordano Ventura faces weeklong ban, Royals hope he adapts to opponents ‘trying to get in his dome’
• Four Royals, two White Sox receive suspensions in wake of Thursday’s bench-clearing scuffle
• Royals game on Saturday postponed by rain, Friday’s suspended game to resume Sunday
• Friday's Royals-White Sox game suspended in 9th because of rain
• Roster upheaval has Kansas State basketball team and Bruce Weber at a crossroads
• Kansas quarterback Michael Cummings leaves Jayhawks’ spring game with knee injury
• Kansas notes: Rodriguez Coleman, Corey Avery suspended from Jayhawks football program
• Affordable new homes feature quiet suburban setting
• Tour distinctive homes, premier Rodrock Homes’ communities
• Stonebridge shines on Spring Parade of Homes
• Woodneath Farms’ new phase selling quickly
• Choices are abundant at Cider Mill Ridge at The National
• Award-winning SAB Homes features six homes on Parade
• Spring Parade of Homes showcases the best from Rodrock Development
• Nine new fully furnished Canyon Creek models on Spring Parade
• KCCashHomebuyers.com helps with quick sale to downsize
• Parade expected to draw hundreds to Hunt’s communities
• Parade of Homes is a great time to visit Loch Lloyd