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January 22, 2014

• Joco notebook: St. James Academy wrestlers win 35-team Bobcat Classic
• 816 North basketball notebook: '30' sign motivates undefeated Kearney girls
• High school results - Jan. 21
• KCI, KanCare, schools
• Orwellian times, KC schools, NSA
• Oil starts flowing through Keystone XL pipeline to Texas
• Leonard Jones chosen as Grandview mayor
• Around our towns
• Community calendar
• Fort Osage is first school district to work with Jackson County’s ‘education court’
• Kansas prosecutors defend sentence in fatal shooting of abortion provider George Tiller
• Under a cloud of possible state takeover, nine file for KC school board seats
• KU Law School graduate gives $1 million for scholarships
• St. Joseph residents will vote on smoking ban
• High winds lead to aborted landing at KCI
• Call demanding money for outstanding warrant a scam, Johnson County sheriff warns
• Kansas Chief Justice Nuss to give judiciary address
• Katy Perry shows off the bosom she prayed for on the cover of GQ
• University of Oklahoma reports shots fired on campus
• Court funding likely topic of Kansas Chief Justice address
• Former prison worker admits sex with Kansas inmate
• Kansas abortion laws defense tops $1 million
• Missouri lawmakers mull 72-hour abortion waiting time
• It’s not easy ‘out there’ at a young age
• Indictment issued for meth found in Merriam
• Woman interrupts late-night intruder in her south KC home
• Arctic blast is bringing dangerous wind chills to KC overnight
• Teen is accused of conning 88-year-old man with dementia into taking him on a shopping spree
• Man shot in the leg runs to KC high school for help
• Captain & Tennille divorcing: Love can’t keep them together
• Sonogram during anti-abortion rally at Kansas Statehouse draws mixed reactions
• Kansas Chief Justice Nuss warns courts could close without more funding
• Judge rules that Kansan who provided sperm to lesbian couple owes child support
• Community Blood Center makes urgent call for donations
• Kobach: Birth-records scan helps 7,700 Kansas voters meet citizenship requirement
• BuzzChatter Wednesday: Kennedy challenges Obama on the dangers of marijuana
• Nixon speaks
• Anti-abortion rally includes live ultrasounds at Kansas Statehouse
• Scott Pioli’s new job with Atlanta Falcons could be good fit
• 816 basketball notebook: Meeting helps Fort Osage boys turn tide
• As ‘The Monuments Men’ movie nears its opening, KC celebrates its ties
• Authorities seize 19 pit bulls from a Kansas City home
• New KCI maintenance operation moves forward
• Burgers & Chicks offers fresh Angus and fried chicken at fast food prices
• Burgers & Chicks offers fresh Angus and fried chicken at fast food prices
• KC safety officials applaud proposed side impact test for child car seats
• Subcompact cars fare poorly in new crash tests
• Kansas State athletic director John Currie pushes for more upgrades
• Defensive weaknesses show in K-State loss at Texas
• Texas defeats No. 22 Kansas State 67-64 on buzzer-beating three-pointer
• Royals to hold online drawing for fans to buy opening-day tickets
• Missouri’s Jabari Brown hits a career high in scoring
• Missouri’s struggles in SEC play continue with 77-71 loss at LSU
• Missouri’s Michael Sam seeks football identity at Senior Bowl
• KU, MU, Wichita State players make midseason Wooden Award list, but Joel Embiid is snubbed
• Burgers & Chicks offers fresh Angus and fried chicken at fast-food prices
• The Stack BBQ closes suddenly in south Kansas City
• Margarita’s returning to Martin City
• Primroses from Tulsa
• Houseplant dusting a necessary chore