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March 2, 2016

• High school results - March 2
• This week in Kansas City: MIAA men’s and women’s basketball tourney, First Friday gallery openings, Marble Crazy, LunaFest and the Kansas City Roller Warriors
• Get an early start on St. Patrick’s Day in Kansas City
• Frank Higgins’ ‘Gunplay’ looks at gun rights from all angles
• Q&A: Chip and Joanna Gaines
• Royals’ Eric Hosmer swipes right on Tinder and it’s magic
• Former Kansas City music teacher is found not guilty of molesting student
• Former KCK Mayor Carol Marinovich lines up against tax change for The Woodlands
• As Kansas sinks under Gov. Sam Brownback, a fair tax system must be restored
• New judge will preside over case of Kelli Smith, charged in fatal wreck possibly linked to date rape drug
• Drug-dealing former KC fire captain Gilbert Dowdy will be released from prison
• Ted Cruz tells Johnson County he’s the conservative alternative to Donald Trump
• Odessa woman pleads guilty to using Bates City truck dealership in $924,000 bank fraud
• Readers react to President Barack Obama, the Koch brothers and Bernie Sanders
• ‘Touchdown!’ Scott Kelly returns to Earth with a fist pump and a cult following
• Analysis: Ted Cruz didn’t have the night he wanted
• TheChat: Texas Sen. John Cornyn doubts Donald Trump
• KC Council panel endorses money for urban youth baseball academy
• Platte County officials release names of four people killed in fire
• Police release name of Kansas City’s latest homicide victim
• New loan fund is intended to help KC urban core developments get off the ground
• Missouri lawmakers discuss ‘stand your ground’ law
• Missouri health care groups oppose 2016 ballot measures to increase tobacco tax
• Kansas business owner is guilty of $800,000 tax fraud
• Missouri man is accused of seeking kids on Craiglist to claim on tax returns
• After Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton enjoy very Super Tuesdays, Wednesday smells like dread
• KC will be host to 100 postseason college basketball games in 20 days
• Cheslor Cuthbert made history with his debut last year for Royals
• The Star’s sports coverage is nationally recognized yet again
• Alex Gordon leads off for Royals in Cactus League opener
• Bubba Starling making strides for the Royals
• Fishing report for March 3
• Jeff Allen brought toughness to Chiefs’ offensive line in 2015 but will soon be a free agent
• Airing out dirty laundry secret
• Tales of life with boys
• Defensive consistency a top priority for Sporting KC heading into season opener
• New Northland cafe will cater to coffee and beer fans
• Winning lottery numbers for Wednesday, March 2
• The Kansas City Star names Greg Farmer as managing editor
• Retirement ranking likes Kansas — but not Missouri
• Oil pioneer Aubrey McClendon, charged with rigging bids, dies in crash
• Sports Authority is closing two area stores as it reorganizes under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
• Will Koch Industries buy Corporate Woods?
• Kansas City Royals lose 6-2 to Texas Rangers in spring training opener
• Royals outfielder Jarrod Dyson could be sidelined for weeks with strained right oblique
• Royals ready to see what top prospect Kyle Zimmer can do in 2016
• Royals’ Salvador Perez pledges $1 million to KC urban youth baseball academy
• It’s already time to be thinking about spring cleaning in the garden. A few tips...
• KU School of Social Welfare dean resigns amid financial worries and student protests
• Kansas State’s home finale, a 79-54 win over TCU, approaches flawless
• Kansas State’s Breanna Lewis makes All-Big 12 women’s basketball team
• KU football fills out staff with hiring of Tony Hull as running backs coach
• Sprint taps former T-Mobile executive for customer experience post
• Sprint finance chief Tarek Robbiati speaks March 9 at industry conference
• Country Club Plaza picks industry veteran as its new general manager
• JoyceKC notebook: KC’s oldest brewpub for sale; Belton updates; new Minsky’s
• Leinenkugel’s plans March 7 opening in the Power & Light District
• In season of high points, Missouri women seek SEC basketball tournament win
• While Mizzou coaches have input, they can’t control athletes’ housing arrangements