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January 15, 2016

• Eater names Bluestem to its prestigious National 38 list
• High school results - January 14
• Once-suspect Eric Fisher coming of age for Chiefs
• 2016 Symphony Designers’ Showhouse
• KC's Greatest: Future president Harry Truman was a proud Missourian
• Nell Donnelly Reed: From seamstress to rich industrialist to cultural icon
• Sparks fly at GOP debate: Cruz and Trump clash over citizenship
• Kansas juvenile justice needs reform, House panel is told
• Kauffman and Arrowhead stadiums pass inspection
• Judge rules Kris Kobach can’t operate two-tier election system in Kansas
• Dr. Katharine Berry Richardson: Her drive built Children's Mercy Hospital
• J.C. Nichols: Legendary developer's vision went beyond the Plaza
• William Rockhill Nelson: Founded the Star, delivered magnificent art gallery
• Readers react to academics, Ted Cruz and health care
• Charlie Parker: 'Bird' helped seal Kansas City's musical history
• Bipartisan group on track with juvenile justice reforms in Kansas
• Buck O’Neil: Played key role in establishing the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum
• `New York values?’ Remember `San Francisco values?’
• TheChat: Jay Nixon talks up Missouri in Detroit
• Joyce C. Hall: Founder of Hallmark Cards Inc., one of the most admired companies on earth
• Kansas City’s dangerous-building problem contributes to crime
• Breaking: Russ Carnahan to run for Missouri lieutenant governor
• Kansas City meets the finalists for superintendent of schools
• LP’s mom, Jacole Prince, sentenced to 34 years in prison for abuse
• Missing Miami County woman found dead in overturned truck
• Wreck kills two in Kansas City, Kan.
• Federal lawsuit alleges Kansas City police used excessive force in fatal shooting
• Man killed in south Kansas City shooting had violent past
• Man sentenced in Kansas City, Kan., homicide
• It’s a great challenge, deciding who’s great
• Others left a lasting impression
• H. Roe Bartle: The Chief (and mayor) who drew the Chiefs to Kansas City
• The Monday Poll: Fate of Kansas City’s earnings tax is on the line
• The Star’s high school athletes of the week (Jan. 14)
• Boston Herald reporter finds it’s tough to hate Chiefs
• Here’s your chance to offer opinions on Missouri duck seasons
• Bishop Miege girls beat St. Thomas Aquinas
• Tomatoes are among things Patriots’ Tom Brady won’t eat or drink
• With air of secrecy and a hint of cheating, Patriots draw ire of many
• With tightly knit Chiefs, notion of ‘family’ goes deeper than words
• Chiefs’ Doug Pederson reportedly will become Philadelphia Eagles head coach
• Chiefs’ Jeremy Maclin listed as questionable for Patriots game
• The Star’s Chiefs-Patriots AFC Divisional Playoff preview
• ‘Stargazer’s Sister’ a poetic look at Caroline Herschel’s role in astronomy history
• The Star’s high school basketball rankings
• FC Kansas City adds four in NWSL college draft
• One family’s multigenerational pad takes shape
• Winning lottery numbers for Thursday, Jan. 14
• Bigger, louder, cheaper: A new era of TVs dawns
• For privacy and visual interest, look to trellises
• Wal-Mart will close 269 stores, but none in the Kansas City area
• Royals reportedly agree to two-year contact with Lorenzo Cain, avoiding arbitration
• Highwoods expects to leave Kansas City office market, too
• Has Wall Street got you worried? Analysts say it’s no time to panic
• The week ahead: Kansas City Southern and Commerce will report earnings
• Unconfirmed report claims Sprint has ‘radical overhaul’ plan for its network
• Bruce Weber wants Kansas State freshman Dean Wade to play more aggressively
• Three-minute preview: Kansas State men’s basketball vs. No. 17 Iowa State
• MU rounds out football staff with hiring of tight ends coach Joe Jon Finley
• Jayhawks look for ways to keep leading scorer Perry Ellis involved
• Three-minute preview: No. 1 Kansas men’s basketball vs. TCU
• Kansas football hires veteran assistant Todd Bradford to coach linebackers
• A look inside the flaws that sunk Kansas at West Virginia
• Master Gardeners of Greater KC announce conifer talk
• Limestone Road Townhomes: ‘The best in maintenance-provided living’
• Upscale apartment living in a great location
• Willis Custom Homes’ model perfect fit for resort lifestyle
• New phase in Riverstone increasingly popular
• Builders bring the art of the possible to life