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April 23, 2016

• Kansas City area urban schools get a new teacher-in-residency program
• Kansas City area could be facing a hot, dry summer
• It’s high time Gov. Sam Brownback, other lawmakers right the wrongs in Kansas, Missouri
• Readers share thoughts on U.S. Senate, political bullying, veterans benefits
• Child struck by vehicle and injured in Independence
• Woman in critical condition after Raytown house fire Thursday
• KC man, killed at home in unsolved shooting, leaves behind three children
• Family wanted: Garrett hopes for a home
• Infant is injured in shooting near 51st and Walrond
• Driver killed in Brookside crash is identified as Olathe man
• How Charlotte Street Foundation has brought new artists, collaborations to KC arts scene
• NFL players should consider the same thoughts Husain Abdullah had before he retired
• Zoo Manoo is how the Kansas City Zoo turns manure into garden gold
• A good death: As end of life nears, an unexpected friendship forms in KC hospice
• Mavericks complete sweep in first round of ECHL playoffs
• The Star’s All-Metro boys basketball team
• Liberty’s Morgan Fleming is The Star’s All-Metro girls basketball player of the year
• The Star’s All-Metro boys basketball player of the year is SM North’s Michael Weathers
• The Star’s All-Metro girls basketball team
• Ozarks reservoirs proving a big challenge for top pro bass fishermen
• Teenager job-shadowing Royals broadcaster Rex Hudler has ‘best day of my life’
• The Star’s All-Metro girls basketball coach of the year is Bishop Miege’s Terry English
• That Salvador Perez-Wade Davis exchange was much ado about nothing
• The Star’s All-Metro boys basketball coach of the year is Blake Little of Lee’s Summit
• The Star’s high school basketball final rankings
• Park Hill’s Christopher Nilsen breaks pole vault record at Kansas Relays
• Shawnee Mission Northwest’s Molly Born sets record at Kansas Relays
• Draft analysts say Chiefs could be interested in a quarterback
• Kansas City native Maliek Collins is ready to make the jump to the NFL
• Rating the top quarterbacks in the 2016 NFL Draft
• Rating the top interior linemen in the 2016 NFL Draft
• ‘Eligible’ re-imagines Jane Austen story in Cincinnati, with a ‘Bachelor’ twist
• ‘Boys in the Bunkhouse’ follows human trafficking of mentally disabled men in Iowa
• Winning lottery numbers for Friday, April 22
• Missouri, Kansas work on investment account for families of youths with special needs
• Zika virus hasn’t been contracted in KC, but mosquitoes that can carry it are inching north
• Chris Young, Mike Moustakas lead Royals to 4-2 victory over Orioles
• Shot put is the order of the day in downtown Lawrence as part of the Kansas Relays
• Lawsuit filed by former Sprint execs William Esrey and Ronald LeMay seeks $160 million
• Magnolia’s landlord files suit; new tenant possible for LaBruzzo’s spot
• Rodrock Development’s Stonebridge a one-stop-shop on Spring Parade of Homes
• Rodrock Homes showcases new models and more during Spring Parade
• Local building team brings dreams to life
• Cider Mill Ridge welcomes the 2016 Parade of Homes
• Sales of upscale townhomes continue at brisk pace
• Summit Custom Homes debuts new Raymore community during Spring Parade of Homes
• Today’s new home community amenities draw buyers seeking a lifestyle
• Resort-style community’s beauty in full bloom
• Happy home sellers give top rating to local company
• Parade of Homes begins today in Hunt Midwest communities