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January 2, 2014

• SM East’s Olivia Sneed is The Star’s All-Metro girls tennis player of the year
• The Star’s All-Metro girls tennis team
• Ann Campbell of St. Teresa’s Academy is The Star’s All-Metro girls cross country runner of the year
• Blue Valley West’s Stuart McNutt is The Star’s All-Metro boys cross country runner of the year
• High school results - January 2
• Voters, American dream, public schools
• Despite reports, response slow to danger of oil fires on rail tankers
• Body of duck hunter recovered from Kansas lake
• Pepsi lobbies Kansas to sell diet sodas in schools
• Missouri man tells judge he wants to go back to prison
• Sinquefield gives $1 million to Missouri political efforts
• Widow of Charlie Spoonhour starts scholarship fund
• KC nightclub owner apologizes for rape reference in advertising
• Merger of law firms completed
• Man charged in Brookside bank robbery
• Missouri youth hunters get last shot at deer
• Man suspected of robbing bank is arrested on bus minutes after holdup
• Chiefs know they must improve tackling against Colts
• Remember Willie Davis? He’s all that’s left from team that won last Chiefs playoff game
• Right place, right time when fire breaks out
• Spangles surprised by sales of 3,000-calorie ‘The Beast’
• Pepsi lobbies Kansas to sell diet sodas in schools
• Missouri judge orders archdiocese to release names
• Sinquefield gives $1 million to Missouri political efforts
• Snow and ice complicate first commute of the New Year
• Hearing set for killer of Kansas abortion provider
• Video: Breaking down Chiefs vs. Colts
• Missouri traffic fatalities at lowest point since 1947
• Regional economy is poised for growth in early 2014
• KC police identify woman who died in traffic crash last month
• Kansas statehouse visitor center opens to the public
• Lawsuit filed over 2010 KC police shooting
• Mobile home fire kills Belton man
• Three NFL playoff games this weekend could be blacked out in the host cities
• Group seeking to force a vote on KCI gets enough signatures
• Longtime weatherman Joel Nichols leaves KMBC
• KC police ID final 2013 homicide victim as missing man
• BuzzChatter Thursday: St. Louis police chief says switch to local control rates as no big deal
• Consultant: Kansas Capitol so stunning it should be a 'world heritage site'
• Libertarians have two candidates for Kansas governor — but no primary
• Fourteen questions for 2014
• Chiefs’ Tamba Hali, Eric Fisher miss practice again
• The Star’s All-Metro girls cross country team
• The Star’s All-Metro boys cross country team
• Andy Reid’s approach with Chiefs began to take shape as youngster in LA
• Liberty's Madison Duello highlights list of top 50 volleyball players in Class of 2015
• Leawood firm is acquiring Board of Trade building
• Sims scores 40 as No. 9 Baylor women rout Kansas State
• West Virginia women climb back for 65-55 win at Kansas
• Quarterback James Franklin to finish his journey at Missouri in the Cotton Bowl
• Missouri-Oklahoma State Cotton Bowl scouting report
• Cotton Bowl notes: MU’s Britt eyes NFL future
• Video: Can Mizzou exploit Oklahoma State?
• Overland Park Hooters remodels, adds menu items