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April 3, 2015

• High school results - April 2
• Park Hill’s Ke-Shawn Hayes is The Star’s All-Metro wrestler of the year
• New noise law tries to balance the needs of Kansas City residents and businesses
• Mike Huckabee: Gay rights activists ‘Won’t stop until there are no churches’
• Have new fracking rules reduced Kansas quakes?
• ‘Driveway tax’ derails former Mission mayor’s reappointment to Kansas gaming commission
• Clinton signs lease for campaign headquarters in Brooklyn
• Adding Zen to your garden is easier than you think
• Alex Gordon gets day off as Royals begin exhibition series in Houston
• Show off your 2014 KC Star quilt at the National World War I Museum
• Victim is shot in the face in Kansas City
• Survivors recall horror of attack on college in Kenya
• The Star’s high school athletes of the week (April 2)
• Bo Jackson patiently explained to a teenager that he was the best two-sport star ever
• Johnson County housing market had slow start in January
• The Star’s recommendations for the April 7 elections
• The Monday Poll: As we root, root, root for the Royals, what will 2015 bring?
• Letter of the Week: It’s time to erase racial fear
• Credit Mark Emmert, NCAA for seizing day against Indiana discrimination
• Dream of the world’s tallest Ferris wheel looms over Osage Beach, Mo.
• Live coverage of Monday Royals game test
• Spence Jackson memorial services set
• After sunny, warm weekend, rain possible for Royals’ opener
• Racism a lingering problem among collegiate millennials
• Melissa Bynum, Harold Johnson are best choices in crucial Wyandotte County election
• Fashion hits for spring: Score with florals, whites and ’70s nostalgia
• Driver charged with Olathe sexual assault of woman with special needs
• French investigators: Co-pilot accelerated plane on descent
• Indiana pizza shop owners go in hiding as donations pour in
• Documentary explores videogame maker Atari’s rise and fall
• Hyundai Sonata Sports 2.0T: Building on success
• Business owners put vinyl wraps on their vehicles to get the word out
• Man tries a swim in Brush Creek to escape the police, but he is arrested
• Capitol Watch: Crashing in Kansas, crawling in Missouri
• Sporting KC unlikely to reach deal with Dutch midfielder Rafael van der Vaart, Vermes says
• U.S. woman accused of trying to join, martyr self for IS group
• Buy a paper, help a kid
• TheChat: Michele Bachmann compares Barack Obama to a `deranged pilot’
• Smithville fisherman lands some big-time bass
• Informant posing as Klan hit man leads to prison guard bust
• Total lunar eclipse will be visible early on Saturday
• Shay 1955 Replica Thunderbird: History of this replica might be as interesting as the original
• Ford donates 90 tablet computers, money to Boys & Girls Clubs of Kansas City
• Fire does extensive damage to Mission Bowl
• Kansas City, North, man sentenced to 20 years in fatal shooting
• F. Glenn Miller Jr., accused of Jewish center killings, will keep defense team ‘for now’
• Educators get free zoo admission Saturday
• Clay County seeks help in solving old murder case
• Like Ike? They love him ... and SKC’s Opara couldn’t be happier, or healthier
• Overland Park woman is charged in ‘large scale’ theft investigation
• Houseguest: Merrily Jackson, Essential Entertaining columnist for KC Spaces
• Winning numbers for Thursday, April 2
• Readorama: An Iowa woman’s view of a vast, early 20th century Texas
• Week Ahead: Quarterly earnings season kicks into gear
• Lawrence’s Mass Street Soda opening shop in the Legends Outlets
• Restaurant, grocery store inspections for April 3
• Mizzou quarterback Maty Mauk still working on staying in the pocket
• Royals still waiting to make decision on Ryan Madson as Opening Day approaches
• Fans can take Metro bus to Kauffman Stadium
• Royals reliever Louis Coleman clears waivers, assigned to Class AAA Omaha
• Free Wi-Fi access added to The K
• There are not many oil trains for the Keystone pipeline to replace
• Digital Ally becomes the main sponsor of pro golf event at LionsGate
• Emporia celebrates expanded Hostess plant
• YRC Worldwide swaps stock to retire bonds
• Businessmen’s campaign pumped up Gregg Marshall’s salary to keep him at Wichita State
• Security firm opens office near KCI
• From homeless to the Final Four for Kansas City’s Marvin Clark Jr.
• Oscar Robertson hands player of the trophy named after him to similarly versatile Frank Kaminsky of Wisconsin
• Reduced prices on remaining Raintree Lake Villas homes
• HeatherGlen known for maintenance-free lifestyle
• Villas of MariMack allows buyers to ‘age in place’
• Even the media think John Calipari is doing a good job