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January 24, 2014

• Rex Hudler sees parallels between 2014 Royals, 2002 Angels
• FC Kansas City lands five players on U.S. Women’s National Team
• Report: Sporting KC turns down $1 million bid for Erik Palmer-Brown
• Olathe South’s Ingram deflects credit for 500 coaching victories
• Nebraska cornerback Stanley Jean-Baptiste might just be in the right draft
• Government wages, strengthen dollar, KU housing
• Rainbow Mental Health Facility in KCK will become a ‘port of calm’ for people in crisis
• 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 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
• Threats lead to tighter security at Lawrence City Hall meetings
• Columbia man sentenced for college arsons
• Oreo to unveil two new flavors: Cookie Dough and Marshmallow Crispy
• Coroner can't determine cause of Missouri police chief's death
• Kansas City Council rejects controversial charter reforms
• Olathe man suffers smoke inhalation after retrieving Xbox from burning home
• Q104 radio personality Mama Zeke, who loved you ‘a bushel and a peck,’ dies at age 83
• Couple gives $1.25 million to KU business school
• Oakland Raiders cheerleader sues team over pay, no cheer here
• July date set for re-trial in 1990 Missouri killing
• Man with Kansas ties wins ticket to Hollywood on ‘American Idol’
• HIIT: Gear up, throttle down for bursts of fitness
• As the economy improves, community colleges cut costs and jobs
• Shooting critically wounds man at east KC apartments
• Christina Ricci kills it in ‘Lizzie Borden Took an Ax’
• Attorneys raise new questions about Missouri’s lethal injection process
• Execution date of Feb. 26 is set for man sentenced in killing of Ann Harrison
• Prisoner is charged with July rape in Oak Grove
• Gmail outage slows work but not jokes
• Kansas City Southern shares plunge 15 percent
• Brownback: Kansas’ same-sex marriage ban could be vulnerable
• Meet Sen. Ryan Silvey, the thorn in Gov. Jay Nixon’s big toe
• Send your listing for The Star’s annual Summer Camp Guide
• Battle set in Congress after privacy board says NSA program is illegal
• BuzzChatter Friday: Tax-cut politics return to Missouri in a hurry
• Roberts says his campaign poll shows him far ahead of Wolf
• Missouri license plate sales raise $100K for pet shelters
• 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)
• High school results - Jan. 23
• Sporting KC set to begin its MLS Cup title defense
• Key question for Royals this season: ‘If not now, then when?’
• Blue Springs lawyer pleads guilty in highway death of MoDOT worker
• Ranzau will seek second term on Sedgwick County Commission
• An unwanted gift card? Try an online exchange
• The week ahead in business
• New bar/smokehouse/beer garden opening in Westport’s old Beaumont Club
• K-State stays on road trying to get over Texas loss
• Kansas State-Iowa State basketball preview
• Kansas-TCU basketball preview
• KU returns to TCU focused on taking care of business
• Andrew Wiggins can’t control expectations but can control his game
• KU football gets commitment from Texas defensive tackle D.J. Williams
• Leawood’s Dean & DeLuca plans expansion
• Bob Evans, Eggtc., Hollywood Casino among area food establishments cited for multiple health code violations.
• Cheddar’s to open Monday near Liberty
• ESPN story says MU didn’t report alleged rape
• Missouri redshirt freshman Levi Copelin arrested for peace disturbance
• Texas A&M women overtake Missouri