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January 21, 2014

• High school results - Jan. 20
• Papa Keno’s Pizzeria plans expansion
• Defense Department honors city of Shawnee
• Letters to the editor
• Editorial: Kansas, county need to settle yard-waste feud
• U.S. attorneys build a case for themselves as moneymakers for federal government
• Turn the Page reading initiative gets national recognition
• Asbestos cleanup set to begin at former Citadel Plaza development site
• Kansas City thrives on innovation labs
• Missouri Senate panel considering law that would jail federal agents
• Bayer to invest in Shawnee, St. Joseph operations
• Nixon expected to propose more money for Missouri schools
• Kansas bill would ban sky candles and other fire-fueled balloons
• House panel to review Kansas fracking industry, earthquakes
• Excelsior Springs man dies in rural Clay County rollover crash
• Court reverses itself on drug tax-stamp law in Kansas
• As independent voters’ numbers rise, GOP hurt most
• Big drop in Missouri River water levels becoming critical problem
• KU Med Center asked to pump out more psychiatrists
• Lost in translation: The ‘Bachelor’ Juan Pablo’s gay problem, kissing games
• Excelsior Springs man dies in Northland wreck
• Michelle Obama dunks, photobombs, beats Miami Heat players at their own game
• Lawrence coping with 4 homicides in 6 months
• Missouri teen falls through ice on a lake, rescues himself
• Missouri man wins $2 million 'Mega Monopoly' prize
• Clinton zooms past Christie in new '16 White House poll
• Goodell says NFL considering proposal to end extra points
• KC woman sentenced in cocaine conspiracy
• Neighbor is accused of shooting husband and wife in Independence
• Former Johnson County teacher is sentenced for sexual contact with two 14-year-old boys
• Dog taken in carjacking has returned home
• Flights canceled nationwide, including at KCI, as winter storm bears down on Northeast
• On the way this spring: Diana Ross
• Security experts: Olympics-related terrorist threat 'is very real'
• Shockers trounce Drake, improve to 5-0 in MVC
• Egg White Crepes offer a low-calorie wrapper for many fillings, from fruit to peanut butter to tuna salad
• Candidate for governor says it’s time to sell pot in Kansas
• Wolf up with his first radio ad of Kansas Senate campaign
• Tea party membership remains strong five years later
• Utahn picked to head RNC site selection committee for 2016 convention
• Chiefs’ Derrick Johnson, Alex Smith going to Pro Bowl
• Behind the beard, that kid from 30 years ago is still around
• Prairie Village company teams with ESPN on Winter X Games
• Letters to the editor
• Down the Aisle: The magical wedding of Amanda Miller and Sporting KC’s Matt Besler
• Raytown boys beat Raytown South 69-59; Washington boys, Harmon boys also win
• Sporting KC takes three players on final day of MLS draft
• Vanderbilt receiver's work ethic on display at Senior Bowl
• KU’s Joel Embiid cool under pressure
• Fresh finds from Crate & Barrel’s January 2014 Best & Buys
• Kansas City housing industry reports rosy year-end results
• GM Fairfax supplier Janesville Acoustics is opening a plant in Warrensburg, Mo.
• Ford’s aluminum F-150 faces new challenges
• This marathon is easier than a sprint
• K-State still waiting on ESPN’s decision on televising Auburn football date
• K-State making scoring strides heading to Texas
• Royals’ radio and TV announcers, including Denny Matthews and Rex Hudler, to return
• Royals sign Justin Maxwell to one-year contract, avoid arbitration
• MU defense looks for comfort zone
• KU’s Naadir Tharpe rises from bench sitter to national player of the week
• KU coach says Tarik Black is ‘fine’ after rolling ankle
• KU notebook: Shockers in the house for Baylor game
• KU beats Baylor 78-68, remains atop the Big 12 at 5-0
• Papa Keno’s Pizzeria plans expansion
• Baked in Kansas City, an artisan bakery and bistro, opens in Westport
• Iowa State runs into rough stretch