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January 23, 2014

• Rex Hudler sees parallels between 2014 Royals, 2002 Angels
• Olathe South’s Ingram deflects credit for 500 coaching victories
• Nebraska cornerback Stanley Jean-Baptiste might just be in the right draft
• Obamacare, Gov. Jay Nixon, Pope Francis
• Party Arty: Mirage
• NTSB pushes regulators to improve safety of crude oil trains
• Missouri tobacco and gambling revenues falling short
• Kansas AG wants to expand no-call list to cell phones
• Volunteers to search for missing K-State employee
• Missouri Senate panel approves income tax cut plan
• Woman suffers severe cut when hit by thrown glass at KC tavern
• Missouri denies horse slaughter application
• On the way to the Uptown Theater: Slayer
• Katy Perry ticket presale runs through Sunday night
• Ralph Lauren's Olympic outfits for Team USA stir up Twitter reaction
• Dogs gone wild: Olathe pooch turns on stove, nugget-stealing beagle goes viral
• Former Kansas City homicide detective loses discrimination lawsuit
• Girl missing from Rolla found safe
• Judge Reinhold leaves New Theatre’s ‘Harvey’
• Kansas City Council gives green light to plans for larger streetcar taxing district
• Two Independence residents are sentenced in hate crime
• Rainbow Mental Health Facility in KCK will become a ‘port of calm’ for people in crisis
• Sprint reports $165 million in costs tied to layoffs
• State senator responds to Kansas Supreme Court chief justice on courts budget problems
• Attorney general appeals ruling allowing Lenexa man’s removal from sex offender registry
• Missouri drops to second in per capita ranking of black homicide victims
• Missouri Senate panel approves income tax cut plan
• Missouri fugitive apparently died in Washington state
• Study: New Madrid fault zone alive and active
• UMKC falls at Utah Valley State
• Woman’s death in Sherman County jail in Kansas is investigated
• Kansas City Boat and Sportshow: Dreams of summer
• Oreo to unveil two new flavors: Cookie Dough and Marshmallow Crispy
• Kansas City Council rejects controversial charter reforms
• Q104 radio personality Mama Zeke, who loved you ‘a bushel and a peck,’ dies at age 83
• Justin Bieber leaves Miami jail after DUI arrest
• Battle set in Congress after privacy board says NSA program is illegal
• BuzzChatter Thursday: Silvey jabs at Nixon
• McCaskill urges Commerce Dept. to keep weather repair jobs in KC
• Number-challenged Las Vegas partisan claims 14 — 14! — casinos in Kansas City area
• Roberts says his campaign poll shows him far ahead of Wolf
• We’re stuck with the Iowa caucuses
• Your aunt's 'festive' sweater? Ralph Lauren's Olympic outfits unveiled
• Hyatt to ease gun ban for state GOP convention in Wichita
• Park Hill’s Ke-Shawn Hayes, No. 1 ranked wrestler in the nation, is focused on bigger things
• The Star’s high school athletes of the week (Jan. 23)
• Maranatha buzzer-beater
• New plan would redevelop Power & Light Building as an apartment building
• Andrew Wiggins can’t control expectations but can control his game
• KU football gets commitment from Texas defensive tackle D.J. Williams
• Patience starting to pay off for KU freshman Brannen Greene
• Royals sign reliever Jon Rauch to minor-league contract
• Texas A&M women overtake Missouri
• Baked in Kansas City opens in Westport