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December 30, 2014

• High school results - December 29
• Dwayne Crompton: Collaboration is critical for early childhood development
• All-Eastern Kansas League football team
• All-Sunflower League football team
• Dish With Gish: Spicy hot chocolates to warm you up this winter
• Liberty, Ray-Pec and Liberty North win third-place games at William Jewell Holiday Classic
• House GOP leader Steve Scalise once addressed white supremacist convention
• Missouri lawmaker seeks penalties for false political ads
• Three-judge panel in Kansas calls school funding inadequate
• Rick Perry: Jobs juggernaut meets ‘Governor Oops’
• Chiefs optimistic about return of Derrick Johnson and Mike DeVito from Achilles injuries
• KC Chiefs staffing changes could be on the horizon
• Chiefs hope for compensatory picks in 2015 NFL Draft
• Resolve to share your best wines and your candid self with friends
• Food trends in 2015
• Sporting KC close to agreement with former midfielder Roger Espinoza
• Alex Gordon has wrist surgery, Royals expect recovery before opening day
• Editorial: Children win, Sam Brownback and Kansas Legislature lose in new school finance ruling
• Overland Park priests meet Pope Francis, celebrates Mass with the pontiff
• Business notes: Shawnee Mission Medical Center receives high grade from behavioral health organization
• Johnson County housing, retail markets expand
• County continues to struggle with controversy over the recycling of yard waste
• In light of differing priorities, county officials ponder median cables along Kansas 10
• EarthWorks gets Joco kids connected to the Earth
• Ellen Murphy: A gathering of angels symbolizes a family’s history
• Letters: Torture, wealth disparities, gun laws
• Editorial: County, schools should review subsidy request
• Snarky in the Suburbs: May your New Year’s Eve be lame
• Therese Park: Determined to stand fast and tall
• TheChat: Gov. Jay Nixon explains his decision to pardon nine
• Federal prison ordered for large-scale auto break-in ring
• Cab fare scofflaw arrested while beating woman
• One person in critical condition after shots fired at ATA bus
• Man indicted in shooting of Pleasant Valley police officer
• Eating for Life recipe: Italian Vegetable Stuffed Mushrooms make a perfect New Year’s appetizer
• Susan Vollenweider: Boys will be boys — loud, changeable and adoring
• Bill Filer: Ooops, my mistake. Or is it a bad decision? How do you know?
• As I See | Phil Hanson: The spirit of giving
• Raytown, Blue Springs advance to Patterson final
• Lincoln Prep, Park Hill to play for Nelson Division title in Jewell Classic
• Columbia sophomore takes off near free-throw line in monster dunk
• Ndamukong Suh wins appeal and Cowboys fans are mad he’ll be in playoff game
• John Harbaugh is buying dinner for Andy Reid because Chiefs helped Ravens make playoffs
• Wreckage, bodies reveal jet’s fate days after it disappeared
• Missouri man charged with stealing $100,000 from high school booster club
• Berkeley, Missouri police chief: Investigation confirms man shot by officer had gun
• Autopsy shows LA police shot unarmed man three times
• Teenagers attack two Boston police officers
• Police gun deaths jump, but still below 10-year average
• How wealth gap complicates sibling relationships
• Obama golf game forces Army couple to move wedding
• 16 California firefighters on leave after sex-tape inquiry
• Small plane crashes in Denver front yard; pilot killed
• Giants pitcher Madison Bumgarner is AP Male Athlete of the Year
• L.C’s Bar-B-Q damaged by fire
• World War I Museum looks to break attendance record
• Worker dies at Kansas City Ford plant
• U.S. population increasing by one person every 16 seconds
• Family of Olathe boy with cancer hears good news for the holidays
• Raymore honorary firefighter remembered with truck escort to cemetery
• Rise in homeless students continues in Kansas
• Cold front plunges KC area into deep freeze
• Flu cases spike, crowding KC hospitals with patients
• World War I Museum sets attendance record
• Worker dies in accident at the Ford assembly plant in Claycomo
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, Dec. 29
• Two porn performers test positive for HIV
• About half of Obamacare sign-ups in Missouri and Kansas are new for 2015 coverage
• Fill ’er up! Missouri’s gasoline prices are the lowest in the country
• Coffee growers have plentiful supplies of beans
• UMKC’s Stephanie Kelton is named chief Democratic economist on the Senate Budget Committee
• Slow job growth continues in the Kansas City area
• Wall Street liked many Kansas City area names this year
• Superhero capes, other fun clothes for her boys turn into Bros B4 Bows business
• Two KC law firms among nation’s largest in healthcare practice
• Kat’s Money Corner: Spring break prep
• Texas A&M student assistant hits WVU players on sideline
• Kansas State’s Ryan Mueller dreaming of sacks against UCLA
• K-State basketball team looking for answers as Georgia visits
• Kansas State-Georgia men’s basketball preview
• Former KU football assistant Je’Ney Jackson to become team’s strength coach
• Outgoing defensive coordinator Dave Steckel tries to focus on Minnesota as MU career winds down
• Ticket information announced for Missouri-BYU game next year
• Video: How to water palms