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April 9, 2015

• High school basketball all-stars to clash Friday night
• All-Suburban Blue Conference girls basketball team
• All-Suburban Gold Conference girls basketball team
• All-Suburban White Conference girls basketball team
• All-Suburban Red Conference girls basketball team
• Kansas City Council will consider $225,000 settlement for former aide of Michael Brooks
• Robert Kennedy Jr. calls vaccines a ‘holocaust’ as California lawmakers move to mandate them
• KC adopts regulations that Uber says will keep it from operating in the city
• Long VA waits less of a problem in Kansas than elsewhere
• Video: Andy McCullough on the Royals’ sweep of the White Sox
• Mike Sweeney’s Royals Hall of Fame induction set for Aug. 15
• Royals place Luke Hochevar on rehab stint with Class AAA Omaha
• Royals release minor-league rosters: Bubba Starling to repeat Class A
• Royals manager Ned Yost sticks with Omar Infante despite slow start
• Chiefs to play Seattle, Tennessee at home and at Arizona, St. Louis in 2015 preseason
• National soccer education and training center gets final approval for construction in Kansas City, Kan.
• KC’s Tom Watson turns back clock at Masters; Topeka’s Gary Woodland also shoots 1-under
• Steve Shirk, The Star’s managing editor for 18 years, is retiring
• Leavenworth’s Tyler Johnson and Blue Springs South’s Kevin Puryear win DiRenna Awards
• The Star’s high school athletes of the week (April 9)
• Kansas City man pleads guilty to causing fatal accident while on prescription drugs
• Golf’s big three — Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player and Arnold Palmer — still share bond at the Masters
• Tiger Woods struggles with putting, shoots a 1-over 73 in opening round of Masters
• Paulo Orlando’s meandering path to the Royals resonates in big-league debut
• KC police: standoff over, no crime committed
• Readers share views on education, the Iran deal and poor voter turnout
• Overhaul for Kansas City’s neighborhood tourism fund is a welcome move
• Robert Streb shoots 80 in first round at Masters
• Reject a mismanaged Medicaid proposal in Missouri
• Rory McIlroy shooting for career grand slam at Masters
• The latest name making the rounds for Missouri’s next auditor — Darlene Green
• No more playing nice: California naming, shaming water wasters
• Images released of ‘Mrs. Doubtfire’ robber in California
• Bans on ‘conversion therapy’ for gay youths spark state-by-state battles
• TheChat: The first of many accolades for CBS’ Bob Schieffer begin to roll in
• Caption Contest: Serve it up
• One dead, one wounded in KC double shooting
• Kansas City Road Works: Expect closures at Renner and K-10
• Kauffman Memorial Garden will ban organized portrait photography
• Charges filed in 1997 killing of Kansas City, Kan., woman
• Jordan Spieth goes low with a 64 and the first-round lead at the Masters
• Wells Fargo announces grants to help KC neighborhoods
• Sabra recalls 30,000 cases of hummus over listeria concerns
• Missouri turkey woods reserved for youth this weekend
• Strong thunderstorms bring hail, high winds across Missouri
• Winning numbers for Thursday, April 9
• Greater Kansas City chamber selects its top 10 small businesses
• Apple Watch will use Cerner health monitoring software
• Greater Kansas City chamber’s top executive, Jim Heeter, will retire Dec. 31
• Bats Global Markets proposes to stop handling thinly traded stocks
• Sullivan Higdon & Sink names co-chief executive officers
• New 24-story luxury apartment tower is planned for downtown Kansas City
• Reading Reptile’s DNA LitFest returns this weekend
• Edinson Volquez shuts down White Sox as Royals complete sweep with 4-1 victory
• Willie Cauley-Stein among seven Kentucky players headed to NBA Draft
• Former Kansas State forward Thomas Gipson works out for Green Bay Packers (VIDEO)
• YouTube will offer ad-free option, for a fee
• The Grille at Park Place opening in Leawood
• Restaurant & grocery store inspections for April 9
• Senior Ian Simon inherits, embraces role as leader of Missouri’s safeties
• Missouri safety Anthony Sherrils misses practice because of migraine