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January 7, 2014

• 913 notebook: Eastern Kansas League hoops teams hold top spots
• 816 North notebook: Park Hill South swimmers first at COMO meet
• BP, claiming fraud, wants to stop oil-spill payments
• Businessman honored by Leawood chamber for volunteer work
• Investment expert to speak at Johnson County Community College on the economic outlook
• KC area’s first Sprouts Farmers Market set to open Wednesday in Overland Park
• Letters to the editor
• Editorial — ‘New’ 75th Street will enhance Prairie Village
• Steve Rose — Vital economic tool shows success, but faces fund cuts
• Reality sets in for Alex Smith after loss to Colts
• Unfit for man or beast, frigid weather taxes resources of Kansas City Animal Shelter
• KC nurse Nikki Ferrell makes big first impression on ‘The Bachelor’
• Hillary Clinton 2014: Campaigning without campaigning?
• Ex-GOP lawmakers back Democrat in Kansas governor race
• Liberty murder victim knew his killers through a relative, police say
• Give me shelter
• Community calendar
• Bill would bring Missouri rural highway limit to 75 mph
• Former interim KC superintendent named to Missouri Board of Education
• Human remains found in St. Joseph
• Whoa, it's too cold: Escaped inmate wants back in prison
• On the way to the Midland: Childish Gambino
• Driver dies in crash on Missouri 350 in east KC
• A.J. McCarron’s mother apologizes for Twitter comment mocking Jameis Winston
• KC police log final traffic fatality of 2013
• Reality TV stars Honey Boo Boo and family in car crash
• Kansas City officials will travel to Spain on streetcar fact-finding mission
• On the way in early spring: Alejandro Escovedo
• Catholic school, KC charter join effort to bridge digital gap
• Around our towns | Can you talk like a grizzled prospector?
• Coal-burning power plants at issue in Independence
• Missouri bill would force more children to wear life vests
• Cold weather adds to depression risk for patients
• Missouri man sentenced for stalking wife to Maine with machete, kidnap kit
• After cold start, Kansas City area will climb close to freezing
• Third suspect arrested in theft from dying woman at Taco Bell
• St. Joseph council rejects indoor smoking ban
• Satanists want to put 7-foot devil statue at Oklahoma Capitol (poll)
• T-Mobile CEO given the boot at AT&T party
• KC auto dealers pour tens of millions of dollars into upgrades
• On the way this spring: Chelsea Handler
• Missouri sex offender pleads not guilty in 1986 rape, slaying of North Las Vegas girl
• New judge chosen for Jackson County
• Man shot to death in Northeast area of KC
• Sprint’s unlimited plans are locked in, but prices aren’t
• Jacole Prince pleads guilty to abusing daughter locked in closet
• Eating for life — Ragu turns bargain cut into a delight
• BuzzChatter Tuesday: Eastern Kansans should worry about dropping water levels in western Kansas
• Get on the good foot
• Opponents of school transfer law suddenly have a problem
• In a surprise, Senate votes to consider extending jobless benefits -- how they voted here
• Northland makes ripples around KC
• 816 notebook: Lee’s Summit North swimmer still tops in two events
• Letters to the editor
• Joel Nanos gave up performing but not music
• High school results - January 6
• Former Park Hill punter impresses in BCS national championship game
• Hollywood Casino asks for more time to begin hotel construction
• The Dish restaurant is closing, but the frozen pizzas will carry on
• Ergonomic snow shovel is easier on the back
• The smart way to sell
• Royals sign catcher Ramon Hernandez to minor-league contract
• Missouri’s Henry Josey declares for NFL Draft
• Missouri cracks top five in final football rankings
• MU diver Clark Thomas wins SEC weekly award
• Two Tigers selected for Shrine game
• Three teams take different paths to top as SEC basketball season tips off
• Kansas-Oklahoma basketball preview
• Kansas, Illinois announce football series in 2023-24
• Power & Light District’s Kill Devil Club makes 'best new bar' list
• Archiver’s scrapbooking stores shutting down
• Crown Center’s Kabuki Japanese Restaurant closes after 28 years