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May 21, 2015

• High school results - May 20
• EKL, Sunflower track champions take momentum into regional meets
• This weekend in Kansas City: Bronys, Royals, the Iron Throne from ‘Game of Thrones’ and Memorial Day at the National World War I Museum
• Five things to watch at Kansas boys golf state tournament
• Five things to watch at Missouri Class 1, 2 track and field state meet
• Five things to watch at the Kansas girls swimming and diving state meet
• Lawmakers advance bill to give Kansas secretary of state prosecution power
• Christie wants media apology over bridge scandal
• KC buys time to adopt a higher minimum wage; it could happen this summer
• KC postpones vote on energy reporting mandate
• Clinton’s Benghazi emails show correspondence with adviser
• Kansas Senate’s GOP leaders don’t expect tax plan to pass
• Kansas Senate’s GOP leaders don’t expect tax plan to pass
• Gov. Sam Brownback and aides still consult with ex-staffer, now a lobbyist, records show
• Critics bash Louisiana Gov. Jindal on ‘religious freedom’ executive order
• Suspect not found in Sedalia search after woman held captive in box is slain along with her son
• Brandon Finnegan promoted to Class AAA Omaha
• Poll: How big is this weekend’s Royals-Cardinals series?
• Selfie Joe? Vice President Biden takes picture with Royals fan at Yale ceremony
• Mike Moustakas continues remarkable turnaround for Royals
• Royals closer Greg Holland feels good despite missing game with sore neck
• Twenty-four straight scoreless innings for Royals’ staff matches record
• Chiefs release guard Ricky Henry, sign tight end Ryan Taylor
• Whitey Herzog a rare common denominator between St. Louis and KC baseball
• Sporting KC to host fourth-round U.S. Open Cup match on June 16
• TheChat: Pat Roberts seeks an inspector general for Obamacare
• Divides over charter schools and race await the next Kansas City superintendent
• Crash involving stolen car kills one, injures two others in Kansas City
• Shawnee police investigate report of man trying to lure kids into van
• With 4-2 win, Sporting KC ends New England’s nine-match unbeaten streak
• Southwest Missouri sheriff admits to embezzlement, fraud
• At Sporting Park, wounded veteran’s family gets a free home
• A better and bigger Kansas City Zoo required time, money and persuasion
• Caption contest for May 22
• The Star’s high school athletes of the week (May 21)
• A revived Royals rotation sets the winning tone
• NHRA Kansas Nationals weekend schedule
• No injuries reported in Olathe house fire
• Liberty fire victim identified
• Abrupt end to two internships sparks investigation in Missouri Senate
• Boy Scouts’ leader says ban on gay adults not sustainable
• Suspect named but few details in killings of rich DC family
• Old fishing tackle still fools big bass
• Cool weather will delay the opening of KC pools this weekend
• KC’s public pools and water parks will not open this weekend
• Hawaii’s Waimanalo Bay Beach Park tops Dr. Beach’s list
• Downtown Kansas City convention hotel project clears a hurdle
• To expand digital access, Kansas City receives two Google Fiber fellowships
• Billy Goat Industries will remain in Lee’s Summit
• Sprint picks a Canadian media executive for its top marketing job
• Amid turmoil, Lumber Liquidators CEO abruptly quits
• Two-story home furnishings store Arhaus opens in Leawood’s Town Center Plaza
• Alabama eliminates Missouri from SEC baseball tournament
• Missouri A.D. Mack Rhoades undecided on return of baseball coach Tim Jamieson
• New Missouri athletic director Mack Rhoades meets Kansas City
• Winning lottery numbers for Wednesday, May 20
• Most watched baseball? Ratings say Royals, Cardinals
• A Royal trip down 1985 World Series memory lane: You gotta love it!
• Perceptive Software founder Scott Coons says he will retire
• Comcast expands faster Internet service in Independence, Olathe
• Work is underway on a $20 million research and education building in Gladstone
• Kansas State will add Michael Bishop, Jordy Nelson, Darren Sproles and Clarence Scott to football Ring of Honor
• Junior college QB Jonathan Banks confident he can compete immediately at Kansas State
• Kansas State promotes Jacie Hoyt-Capra to assistant women’s basketball coach
• K-State upsets Oklahoma, advances in Big 12 Baseball Tournament
• Kansas adds SMU guard Nic Moore to the roster for World University Games