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May 16, 2015

• Former Chief Bobby Bell gets his biggest score yet: a college degree
• High school results for May 16
• Blue Valley’s Anil Patel takes Kansas 6A singles tennis title
• KC Christian players win state singles, doubles crowns
• Gov. Sam Brownback of Kansas uses a private email account to communicate with his staff and others
• Kansas House panel to continue review of KCK Rep. Valdenia Winn’s remarks
• C.C. Sabathia, Danny Duffy duel in Saturday’s Yankees-Royals game
• Royals bring pitcher Joe Blanton up from Omaha, send Aaron Brooks down
• Chiefs’ Mitch Morse is already readjusting to life as a center
• Pittsburg State’s De’Vante Bausby’s quest begins with Chiefs minicamp
• SHOWTIME
• 2015 VOLKSWAGEN GOLF TDI S
• Olathe man’s ’32 Ford Coupe is much more than a beautiful car to him
• Fiat taps into its rich heritage with new Fiat 500 1957 Edition
• Broadway adaptation of ‘An American in Paris’ combines superb dancing, mind-boggling visuals
• Storm postpones Sporting Kansas City’s match Saturday against Colorado
• Thunderstorms dump inches of rain, cause flooding; Mosby, Mo., being evacuated because of high water
• Extension cord caused deadly Shawnee house fire
• TheChat: Claire McCaskill reveals an ongoing nightmare
• Family wanted: Timothy and Mary Ann hope for a home
• Bank robbery suspect crashes Brookside garage sale
• Police search for men involved in fatal shooting at CoCo Key Water Resort
• Area guide Clyde Holscher makes a splash with his colorful fishing lures
• In Kansas City and elsewhere, zoos brace against the threat of species extinction
• The Classical Beat: Wylliams/Henry Contemporary Dance Company presents unique and challenging love stories
• Stan Thirsk, a mentor and golf instructor to Tom Watson, dies at age 87
• The Conversation: Olathe cyclist Richard Pool on riding Dirty Kanza again: There’s ‘nothing fun about it’
• New Kansas City Zoo orangutan exhibit provides fresh heights for the forest apes
• Kansas City’s costly water bills sock customers while upgrading services
• Looking for fishing options? Here are five lakes to try
• Case studies illustrate how close some species are to going extinct
• Suspect arrested after Kansas City bank robbery
• Seven arrests made during DUI checkpoint in Kansas City
• Kansas City Zoo is involved in global conservation projects
• Readers share views on the Missouri House speaker scandal, guns and welfare reform
• Winning numbers for Saturday, May 16
• Father-son restorers turn ugly homes into historic gems
• The Star’s 2015 Quilt Project, Part 5: War abroad, a parade at home
• Aleksandar Hemon’s movie themed novel ‘Zombie Wars’ is entertaining, if not deep
• Bill Self says KU likely to add a guard from another school for World University Games
• One bad inning dooms Danny Duffy, Royals in 5-1 loss to Yankees
• Royals’ Eric Hosmer has a fan in Yankees’ Alex Rodriguez
• Missouri and Kansas to face off in NCAA softball regional final
• Central Missouri softball team advances to Division II World Series
• UMKC women win WAC championship in track
• Summit Custom Homes offers hassle-free buying experience with Lifestyle Series
• Overwhelming Parade success at Villas of Sunnybrook
• Vacation 365 days a year at Loch Lloyd
• Lake living, in a Grand style at Tera Miranda Shores
• Select Cedar Creek home purchases qualify for HOA dues incentive
• The unparalleled commitment of Darol Rodrock