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May 8, 2015

• High school results - May 7
• Jason Vargas headed to disabled list as Royals make flurry of roster moves
• Friday’s Royals vs. Tigers game: Lineups, probable pitchers and TV info
• Ask Andy: Why does the Royals’ starting rotation need to improve?
• Yordano Ventura returns to action in critical weekend for Royals pitching staff
• Chiefs’ assistant director of college scouting is out
• Bill Simmons is leaving ESPN, and the sports world is buzzing
• Passion for big cats runs deep in Kansas cow country
• KC Ballet's ‘Dances Daring’: Season ends with excellent presentation of mixed repertoire
• FYI Book Club: Robin Givhan’s tale of a pivotal American fashion moment
• Home search leads to explosives charge against Lenexa man
• KCK traffic crash kills one, critically injures others
• Driver killed in wreck near Grain Valley still hasn’t been identified
• Readers share views on the Islamic State, the minimum wage and education
• Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s NASCAR Mt. Rushmore starts with his dad and Richard Petty
• NASCAR’s Joey Logano donates $50,000 to Folds of Honor
• After being robbed and shot, a Kansas City man faces charges
• Lyric Opera reorganizes with goal of being ‘indispensable’ to the community
• Relaxed Dale Earnhardt Jr. looks to keep momentum going at Kansas Speedway
• Erik Jones’ big break — his first Sprint Cup start — will be at Kansas Speedway
• Remains of Olathe man, missing since 2009, found in Wyoming
• Missouri politicians push to name D.C.’s Union Station for Harry S. Truman
• Sprint Cup driver David Ragan wants to seize this opportunity
• Ryan Newman deals with penalties after NASCAR denies appeal
• Morris twins plead not guilty in Phoenix beating case
• Bradshaw enters race for lieutenant governor in Missouri
• Rain is in NASCAR forecast at Kansas Speedway
• Love helps Gladstone mom stir son’s will to survive
• TheChat: Sen. Jerry Moran hails Senate vote that provides for oversight of a nuclear deal with Iran
• Daniel Suarez makes transition to NASCAR racing in U.S.
• The Star’s high school athletes of the week (May 7)
• Rounds of thunderstorms likely in Kansas City this weekend
• William Esrey is a two-way star for Pembroke Hill
• A sneak peek at Symphony Designers’ Showhouse rooms
• Chair that Blue Valley students helped create for kids with autism may be headed to market
• Readorama: Dealing with Cold War kids; and why a corrupt world is dangerous
• Memorial Day crafts are a patriotic struggle
• Winning numbers for Thursday, May 7
• Unemployment rate dips to a seven-year low, pleasing Wall Street
• Missouri Star Quilt Co. founders are honored at the White House
• Hilton Kansas City Airport Hotel completes $10 million renovation
• Americans are drinking less, but they are spending more on alcohol
• The week ahead: Look for reports on retail sales and retailer earnings
• KC to announce 800-room Hyatt convention hotel downtown
• Quest for a convention hotel goes back decades
• Developer proposes $300 million soccer-centered Grandview project
• Alcides Escobar returns from D.L. as Mike Moustakas leaves for family emergency
• Royals’ Jason Vargas optimistic about recovery from left elbow injury
• Royals dominate April TV ratings in Kansas City
• Defensive analyst for Missouri football team to become tight ends/special teams coach at Missouri State
• Warby Parker plans a summer opening on the Plaza
• Summerwood’s serenity popular with buyers
• Blessed to find KCCashHomebuyers.com
• Inspired Homes simplifies financing for new-home buyers
• Don’t miss these homes in Hunt Midwest communities on the Parade
• Two homes in Cottonwood Canyon garner American Dream First Place Awards
• Take advantage of multiple incentives at Cedar Cedar Creek