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April 6, 2015

• Bobby Jindal: ‘Duck Dynasty’ star Willie Robertson would be a ‘great running mate’
• Burn, Baby, Burn
• Deviled and Delicious: Julep’s Post-Easter Eggs
• Sandlot Hits a Homer With Opening Day Collection
• Burn, Baby, Burn
• Sandlot Hits a Homer With Opening Day Collection
• Deviled and Delicious: Julep’s Post-Easter Eggs
• Mayor Sly James delays Kansas City Council vote on ‘living wage’ proposal
• Tensions flare as Missouri GOP brings gun debate to cities
• Joe Biden to address secretive network of gay political donors
• Mike Moustakas bats second in Royals’ first lineup of 2015
• Royals hope Kyle Zimmer can pitch in minor-league games by May
• Chair in which Lincoln was shot center stage on anniversary
• Twenty-two area companies to be honored for innovation
• Ex-Royal Will Smith joins other Brewers in writing hooky letters to help fans get to opening day
• A look at 149 preseason baseball picks finds no one thinks Royals will be in World Series this year
• 14-year-old driver killed in Missouri traffic crash
• Updated: Man killed in Independence motorcycle accident was from Grain Valley
• The Star’s recommendations for Tuesday’s elections
• Jason Kander’s Senate campaign collects $783K in first six weeks; Blunt campaign claims $1 million Q1 tally
• Lenexa woman arrested for DUI and child endangerment
• Videos: Volunteers help kids by selling papers on Kansas City Day
• Charges filed in attempted assault of Independence police officer
• KCK traffic accident victim identified
• Arkansas judge mauled by zebra released from hospital
• Test 2 for sports code - live coverage
• This is a second test for live code for sports
• Kansas City police investigate West Bottoms shooting
• Van carrying heavy metal bands van crashes in Georgia; three killed
• FBI investigating two attacks with alleged Ferguson references
• Fishing Tournament Trail
• Sigma Alpha Epsilon frat at Clemson suspended for racially charged party
• City selling ‘Royals Ave’ street signs at City Hall
• Weather looks good for opening day at the K
• Kansas City, Kan., homicide victim identified
• Blue Valley school hopefuls boast district ties
• Sporting Kansas City’s shutout streak ends against Philadelphia
• TheChat: Does the White House Easter Bunny give you the willies?
• Two late goals lift Sporting KC to shocking 3-2 win over Philadelphia Union
• Dry California offers lessons on use of groundwater
• Authorities want to kill ‘coffin’ trend after teens arrested on Country Club Plaza
• Author Sara Gruen comes to Unity Temple on Thursday
• U.S. stock indexes gain in quiet trading; oil price surges
• RadioShack’s blueprint for a rebirth includes a lift from Sprint
• Winning numbers for Sunday, April 5
• Former KU star Jo Jo White elected to Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame
• Kentucky’s Andrew Harrison apologizes for postgame obscenity, slur
• NCAA championship game preview: Wisconsin vs. Duke
• Royals receive their diamond-studded AL championship rings
• Royals honor World War II veteran Dale Mitchell with first pitch for opening day
• Yordano Ventura leaves Royals game after right thumb cramp
• Royals pound White Sox 10-1 on Opening Day
• Super fan Jimmy Faseler rooting at Royals opener two weeks after being shot in stomach
• Royals opening day fever, as seen on Twitter
• Long-time fan raises Royals’ American League championship flag
• #TheHuddle: The Star’s sportswriters talk about opening day, the Royals
• Mike Moustakas will open the season batting second
• Dave Bliss returns to coaching (with a feature from the archives)
• LaunchKC seeks applicants for $50,000 grants
• Coffee company in West Bottoms looking to grow
• Woman dies in UTV accident near Lawrence
• Rural Kansas road to become Home on the Range Highway