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March 5, 2016

• High school results - March 4
• Museum at Prairiefire’s human brain exhibit is food for thought
• Family wanted: David hopes for a home
• Forum on what it’s like to be Muslim in Kansas City
• Readers react to Social Security, brown bats and climate change
• Kansas City’s East Side is long overdue for more development funds
• Use our 2016 summer camps database to plan your child’s summer
• Kansas woman’s death on her happiest day leaves husband with five children, including new triplets
• Kansas City Repertory Theatre’s ‘Roof of the World’ needs a compass
• Kit Bond now backs Marco Rubio for president
• Marco Rubio asks Kansans for a last-minute campaign boost
• Steamboat Arabia excavators ponder another roll of the dice
• ‘Patriot rally’ inspired by Oregon standoff comes to downtown KC, draws counterprotest
• Updated: Cruz easily wins Kansas Republican caucuses; Sanders takes Democratic side
• Watch Ray-Pec senior Cole Kruse hit a game-winning three-pointer to win district championship
• As Dayton Moore enters contract negotiations with key Royals, trust is valuable currency
• Olathe South girls edge Gardner Edgerton for a trip to state tournament
• Central Kansas’ Cottonwood River is no place for new boats
• Everything clicks for Olathe East in Class 6A substate final win over Blue Valley North
• Belton wins first girls district championship in school history on game-winning shot
• 2 MUSTANGS, 1 THUNDERBIRD
• Marcus Peters is Chiefs’ rookie of the year for 2015
• Alex Smith, Eric Berry are Chiefs’ co-MVPs for 2015
• Chiefs’ Jaye Howard has come a long way since Seahawks released him in 2013
• Pending free agent Tamba Hali’s contract with Chiefs has voided
• Tony Richardson is 2016 selection for Chiefs’ Hall of Fame
• Sporting KC offense not short on playmakers, but will that lead to more goals?
• Five years after rebrand, Sporting KC says championships are the benchmark for success
• Readorama: Leavenworth is backdrop for novel about escape; The Big Read comes to KC
• Leavenworth native’s debut novel ‘Hurt People’ driven by a youth’s view of a scary world
• Big 12 men’s basketball tournament schedule, pairings, game times and TV info
• Royals believe they are positioned to re-sign homegrown stars
• Royals starter Ian Kennedy offers first glimpse in 7-6 loss to White Sox
• How Royals outfielder Brett Eibner learned the tools to compete for a roster spot
• Yordano Ventura starts strong in Royals’ 3-1 exhibition loss to Padres
• Royals’ Kelvin Herrera has American League championship ring stolen in hometown
• Kansas State ends regular season with 80-71 loss at Texas Tech
• Perry Ellis stands out on senior day as No. 1 Kansas beats No. 21 Iowa State 85-78
• Kansas women end 20-game skid with win in opening round of Big 12 tournament
• Missouri set to honor its lone senior, Ryan Rosburg, in finale versus Florida
• Three-minute preview: Missouri men’s basketball vs. Florida
• Stunning Brookfield Residential homes are ready for you to move into
• High buyer demand sparks new phases in Canyon Creek
• Preserve at Clear Creek offers large homesites at a great value in Shawnee
• Happy home sellers give top rating to local company
• Faxon elementary school becomes affordable senior apartments
• Location, location, location attracts buyers to Leabrooke Town Manor
• Darol Rodrock Homes and more prep for show-stopping Home Show