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January 14, 2014

• Eric Hosmer should be due a big raise in 2014
• FC Kansas City trades away Henninger, Farrelly for additional picks in NWSL College Draft
• High school results - Jan. 13
• Overland Park Regional adds certified nurse midwife
• Overland Park police chief announces retirement to head Shawnee Mission school security
• Clarkson Construction leads team on $288 million interchange project
• Letters to the editor
• Plan required to revitalize site of Metcalf South
• Funny, poignant, Sarah
• Police: How woman found wrapped in tarps died remains mystery
• KU Medical Center wins $10 million in federal research grants
• Driver charged for causing fatal crash in KC while fleeing police
• KC nurse Nikki Ferrell continues to catch Juan Pablo’s eye on ‘The Bachelor’
• Open house is Jan. 23 at Ray-Pec food pantry
• Kearney man dies in cycle crash
• Federal officials say Obamacare signups meet their expectations
• Shipping container makes world smaller, KC and world economy bigger
• Sentencing measures weighed on Kansas Legislature’s opening day
• FBI asks for public help in finding fugitive
• Strong winds with gusts up to 40 mph headed to Kansas City
• Police: Kansas woman's body in house for months
• Older Kansans outnumber younger in health sign-ups
• Canine shot in SE Missouri confirmed as wolf
• Missouri Democrats to outline campaign finance plan
• Kanye West investigated for allegedly assaulting teen who uttered racial slurs at Kim Kardashian
• Hate tweets force U.S. figure skater Ashley Wagner off social media until after Olympics
• Children’s Mercy to open clinic in Joplin
• Kansas man commits suicide at home where boy was shot in 'quick draw' game
• Pedestrian fatally struck in Platte County is identified
• Two die in hail of bullets on Blue Parkway in Kansas City
• In rare filing, state senator calls on Missouri education commissioner to resign
• Man found shot to death in vehicle in KC
• As more seek help to pay utility bills, funding for assistance dwindles
• Southwest pilots suspended after landing jetliner at wrong Branson airport
• Woman tries offering beer, smokes as lost-dog reward ... and succeeds
• KCK police investigating dead body on porch
• On the way: Chicago with REO Speedwagon
• On the way back to the Midland: ZZ Ward
• KC man convicted in 2011 killing at car wash
• Kansas House Republicans to study Brownback's all-day kindergarten proposal
• Community calendar
• KC earned $1.47 million from the Sprint Center, the eighth-busiest U.S. arena in 2013
• Julian Bond maintains legacy of his mentor, Martin Luther King Jr.
• Representatives of Southwest Airlines urge caution on costly new KCI terminal
• Senators from Missouri demand answers in wrong-airport landing
• Eating for life — A variety of produce provides a spectrum of nutrients
• Moran applauds biolab funding in spending bill. Will he vote for it?
• Conservative group criticizes $20 million from DC for streetcar project
• BuzzChatter Tuesday: Reid acknowledges that the Senate doesn’t operate the way it once did
• James supports “elements” of school reform plan
• Chiefs’ best play at quarterback? Extend Alex Smith’s contract
• Reward doubles for return of ring stolen from dying woman at Taco Bell
• Public school enrollment shows some shifts
• Kansas City Public Television makes a media crossover with 90.9 the Bridge
• Former Blue Springs pitcher to crack MLB opening day rotation?
• Sprint Mobile Health Accelerator holds open house
• Commerce earnings dip on lower interest income
• H&R Block, Intuit approach advertising differently as tax season kicks off
• Jeremy Guthrie, Royals restructure contract
• No. 15 Kansas immune to Hilton Magic in 77-70 win at No. 8 Iowa State
• KU’s Wayne Selden picked Wayman Tisdale National Freshman of the Week
• Wiggins comes up huge on the glass
• KC mayor appoints five new members to development board
• New apartments planned for Old Hyde Park
• Take the good with the bad with KU's Joel Embiid
• Chicken Macaroni & Cheese opens on Prospect Avenue
• Mama Resch’s gluten-free bakery opens in Overland Park
• Solid retail year expected after 2013 gains