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April 8, 2019

• Basketball fans decry replay call in overtime that aided Virginia in title game
• Hickman Mills students may have eaten marijuana-laced brownies; police investigate
• Top-ranking Missouri Republican says probe into state tax refund issues will continue
• Pothole repairs, roadwork continue on Ward Parkway ahead of Rock the Parkway run
• Update: After water main break, portion of Nall Avenue to shut down for several days
• After woman is shot in western Kansas, police find suspect 700 miles away in Missouri
• Letters: Readers discuss Trump’s taxes and Kansas City police officers on horseback
• Clay County tried to stop state audit demanded by citizens. Judge rejects motion
• Driver dies after being ejected from vehicle during Ward Parkway crash
• After investigation, KCK police say device found in stolen car is not explosive
• Why is Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft stealing Kris Kobach’s lousy ideas?
• The Star is sponsoring six mayoral forums with Justus and Lucas. Here’s how to get involved
• Five years after JoCo Jewish center shootings, Mindy Corporon fights back with kindness, faith and healing
• KCK man is killed when semi crashes into his wrecked pickup truck on I-35
• Card dealer claims in lawsuit that Isle of Capri casino miscalculated employee wages
• Major-league teams, separated by 56 miles, have players on historically bad streaks
• Texas Tech cancels classes and Chris Beard asks Red Raiders fans to celebrate responsibly
• Chiefs lineman recently completed internship for Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley
• Former Chiefs star Jamaal Charles on why he belongs in Pro Football Hall of Fame
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes signs endorsement deal with bottled water company
• Symphony Designers’ Showhouse celebrates 50th year with a historic home by Loose Park
• Overland Park florist Craig Sole on embracing colors: ‘Life is too short to be boring’
• Art Q&A: Kansas City ceramist and painter Erica Iman sees the beauty in imperfections
• Snack attack: Fuel your workouts with healthy meals recommended by KC fitness experts
• Mark your calendars: The 2019 Spring Parade of Homes starts April 27 in Kansas City
• Entertaining with Emily: Don’t stress out if your house isn’t always picture-perfect
• Even better: Banish dark spots with peels and potions recommended by KC skincare pros
• Ask a designer: Six questions for Mission Hills landscape architect Joann Schwarberg
• Chiefs reportedly agree to a deal with linebacker with ties to the AFC West
• Could first pay raise in almost 20 years get more Kansas dentists to take Medicaid?
• Texas Tech left Hunter open; lapse might have cost Red Raiders a national championship
• Patrick Mahomes lets out a yell but his Red Raiders fall in national title game
• Billy Gillispie and the coach’s wife who became his kidney donor
• After winning 3-point title at Final Four, Loyola’s Clayton Custer is honored again
• Bullpen a factor again as Royals routed by home run-happy Mariners in return to The K
• Royals’ Whit Merrifield says his streak may be harder to do than a one-season streak
• Eric Hosmer will never forget his memories with the Kansas City Royals: ‘It was epic’
• Royals newcomer Homer Bailey can play the role of stopper against the Seattle Mariners
• Royals-Mariners series preview, probable pitchers: Mariners swinging hot bats
• KU junior Dedric Lawson hopes to ‘sneak in the first round’ of 2019 NBA Draft
• Jim Gatto to pay KU about $200,000 in restitution; school had requested $1.1 million
• KU junior forward Dedric Lawson to enter 2019 NBA Draft
• Westport’s Tivoli Cinemas to close this week. Owner says ‘it kills me to do this’
• Kansas, Kansas City restaurant health inspections for April 8