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January 30, 2014

• 913 boys hoops notebook: Four Sunflower League boys teams bring home tournament titles
• 913 girls hoops notebook: Recent winning streak gives BV North girls a 10-2 record
• Royals FanFest opens two-day stand at Bartle Hall
• Royals GM Moore still hopes to sign Crow, Holland ahead of arbitration hearings
• 816 North hoops notebook: Young lineup leads charge for St. Pius X girls
• Kearney girls are a tightly-knit basketball team
• Lions capitalize on experience, chemistry for success
• State of the Union, Edward Snowden, Dennis Rodman
• CA drought drying up Hearst Castle's fountains and pool
• Federal rail agency collects minimal enforcement fines, documents show
• Investigation into KC woman’s death in western Kansas jail nearly done
• Merchant admits smuggling 39,000 piranhas for retailers
• Missouri House panel backs 72-hour abortion wait period
• ‘Full House’ dads on a roll, sing lullaby for Jimmy Fallon
• Missouri woman wants to undo guilty plea in girl's murder
• More charges filed against three accused in Taco Bell drive-through death
• Kansas study links exercise, education success
• Missouri Senate endorses bill to curb governor's power
• US Economy Posts Strong 4th Quarter Growth
• Mayonnaise is most-consumed condiment, report says
• Want to keep your shoes on? You can now apply for faster airport screening in Lenexa
• Garmin co-founder gives $1 million to KU School of Engineering
• Willoughby Design hired to create marketing plan for downtown streetcar
• Car thieves target Overland Park neighborhoods
• City Council responds to KCI petition initiative
• TIPS Hotline will double its reward
• Robber’s note to KC store clerk: ‘Emtey the draw’
• Man pleads guilty in murder of Delia Young
• Man found dead in backyard of KC home is identified as resident’s ex-boyfriend
• Holden company is fined for fatal Lee’s Summit trench collapse
• This Super Bowl is a mother of reinvention for both Broncos, Seahawks
• North Kansas City company recalls chicken salad over soy content
• MU is pulling out of innovation park in Blue Springs
• Officials welcome Aviation Technical Services to KCI
• Assault reported in vehicle prior to injury wreck in Independence
• I-435 southbound closed at Shawnee Mission Parkway
• Kansas man relives violence in his homeland of South Sudan
• Teen waives extradition in murder of Lawrence man
• Sprint launches faster Spark service in Kansas City
• KC group calls on Missouri school board to delay vote on unaccredited districts
• Winter weather advisory issued for KC area
• Former MU star Brock Olivo to join Chiefs coaching staff
• Two Kansas City area plaintiff’s law firms merge
• Praeger continues to distance herself from Brownback
• BuzzChatter Thursday: New York congressman threatens to break a reporter ‘in half’
• Group claims Missouri corporate tax incentives cost $840 million
• Freedom of religion — and business
• Legislators formulating plan to remove Kansas from Affordable Care Act
• Kansas lawmakers consider bill to expand gun rights
• 816 North notebook: Four Northland wrestlers earn national recognition
• 816 hoops notebook: Grandview girls' 14-1 record is turning heads
• 816 notebook: Two Blue Springs wrestlers earn national attention
• The Star’s high school athletes of the week (Jan. 30)
• The Star’s high school basketball rankings (Jan. 30)
• High school results - Jan. 30
• MU’s Alden apologizes in swimmer's death
• Student kneed by Weather Channel's Jim Cantore: 'He got me good' (+ video)
• Kansas offense is clicking in conference play
• Video: Wiggins, KU offense thriving
• Lefty Bruce Chen will return to Royals for 2014
• Missouri prepares for Kentucky freshman stars
• Search warrant shows marijuana found in arrest did not belong to MU’s Dorial Green-Beckham
• Barrel 31 to open in the former Velvet Dog space
• Overland Park’s 42-year-old Hayward’s has new owner
• Snow & Company frozen cocktails coming to Gladstone
• Academy Sports & Outdoors and other new retail and restaurants planned for Belton