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January 31, 2014

• Wichita Northwest suspends boys basketball assistant coach
• Kearney girls are a tightly-knit basketball team
• Lions capitalize on experience, chemistry for success
• State of the Union, Edward Snowden, Dennis Rodman
• President Obama, KCI, minimum wage
• Prolonged drought forces birds from California's Central Valley fields
• State Dept. says Keystone pipeline would have minimal environmental impact
• California drought produces thirst for water – and political solutions
• Man pleads guilty in murder of Delia Young
• North Kansas City company recalls chicken salad over soy content
• MU is pulling out of innovation park in Blue Springs
• I-435 southbound closed at Shawnee Mission Parkway
• Kansas man relives violence in his homeland of South Sudan
• KC group calls on Missouri school board to delay vote on unaccredited districts
• Obama to announce program to help long-term unemployed
• Wrong-way driver on I-70 in Topeka hits police car head-on
• Goodwill workers find $43,000 in pockets of donated clothing
• Freezing rain, snow, ice expected to fall across Kansas City region
• Missouri union hires former GOP speaker as lobbyist
• Small earthquake reported in New Madrid County
• Stomach bug sweeps through second grade in De Soto district school
• Kansas man gets probation for killing girlfriend's cat
• Woman attacked, robbed while walking home from work in KC
• Lawrence woman sentenced for selling cocaine from day care
• Former MU star Brock Olivo to join Chiefs coaching staff
• Super Bowl Bingo game by Olathe family appears on national TV
• Murder charge filed in Merriam child death
• Leavenworth man sentenced in accidental shooting death
• KC woman found dead in mid-Missouri
• Jim Brickman cancels ‘Celebration of ’70s’ show at JCCC
• Federal Reserve policy still poses risks, Kansas City Fed president says
• Merger of Bats and Direct Edge is approved
• Blue Springs man faces charges in assault inside car
• Investigation of death of KC woman held in Kansas jail concludes
• UMB chief executive inherits late father’s voting rights
• Kansas man sentenced for trying to run down trooper
• Driver struck, killed while crossing I-435 following crash with semitrailer in Shawnee
• Former Chiefs lineman Will Shields hopes this is the year the Hall of Fame calls
• How to be so Sochi: Celebrate the Olympics, Russian style
• Icy roadways cause a spate of area accidents
• Obama dismisses GOP criticism on his use of executive power
• Kansas bill would bar cities from selling cable and Internet services
• Chiefs’ Clark Hunt confident Kansas City could pull off a cold-weather Super Bowl
• Theft of Maserati in Merriam might be part of larger hot-check scheme, police say
• BuzzChatter Friday: Clinton holds gi-normous lead in the Democratic presidential sweepstakes
• Bond reflects on how he pushed through restoration of Kansas Statehouse
• It’s time to rethink the connection between ‘corrupt’ and ‘politician’
• Legislators formulating plan to remove Kansas from Affordable Care Act
• 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
• Kearney, Truman and Smithville ranked in state girls basketball poll
• MU’s Alden apologizes in swimmer's death
• Hey, MSNBC, Republicans are people too
• Couple hosts home tour to raise money for dog rescue
• Intouch Solutions plans to move and hire an additional 350 people
• Area construction topped $2.9 billion last year
• Kutak Rock law firm will move to Two Pershing Square
• New online tools provide personal finance assistance
• The week ahead in business
• Kansas State-West Virginia basketball preview
• For Royals fans, FanFest signals unofficial start of baseball season
• Lorde gets baseball autographed by George Brett from Rachel Ropp of Raymore
• Royals, Crow agree on one-year deal, avoid arbitration
• Missouri-Kentucky basketball preview
• Missouri prepares for Kentucky freshman stars
• Earnest Ross embraces role as Mizzou’s third wheel
• Kansas-Texas basketball preview
• Kansas offense is clicking in conference play
• Arthur Bryant’s closes in the Ameristar casino