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February 11, 2014

• Royals' Dayton Moore is confident Bubba Starling just needs more time
• FC Kansas City signs first-rounder Kassey Kallman
• Target shoppers, protecting children, Clay Chastain’s rail plan
• Senate Democrats wade into California drought debate, offer legislation
• Slice of Ag
• Villa Milano development opens this summer in Leawood
• Letters to the editor
• Editorial — County must improve mental health center
• Missouri House panel backs end to Kansas business battle
• Glitch leads to 1-cent gas at Illinois station
• Kansas bill would require fines for those who buy sex
• Missouri House endorses database to track prescription drug purchases
• Autopsy delayed in KCK frozen body case
• Leaking gas line repaired in KCK
• Blue Springs superintendent announces his retirement
• Kansas City radio: What’s your favorite station and why?
• School champs advance to preliminary spelling bees in Jackson County
• Around our towns
• Shaun White hugs, greets young Missouri cancer survivor in Sochi
• Crash kills Northland man who was helping grandson with car problems
• Man pleads guilty in July attack on Metro bus driver
• Wichita State struggles against Southern Illinois but stays unbeaten
• Johnny Weir continues to serve up a slice of fashion at Sochi Olympics
• Lee Summit gets inquiry about purchasing downtown’s Arnold Hall
• Missouri House committee endorses ‘right to work’
• Kansas House panel to vote on abortion law changes
• Proposed Kansas response on gay unions to be debated
• Chelsea Clinton to speak this month at UMKC
• Maryville tables changes on drinking limits after Northwest Missouri State president steps in
• Federal judge to decide Kansas proof-of-citizenship voting rule
• Homemade firework found during Kansas City, North, car stop
• Cold weather kills the bees at KU's Natural History Museum
• Community calendar
• School news in brief
• Former Garmin worker admits stealing GPS units to sell
• Man killed by falling tree was cutting wood
• Former Grandview mayor pleads guilty to wire fraud
• YMCA says bill would probably force it to cut programs
• John Yates, longtime Channel 5 weatherman, dies at 86
• Taylor Swift cuts off her hair in London
• Report touts the benefits of an upgraded KCI
• Spaghetti squash may not taste like spaghetti, but it’s fun to eat
• BuzzChatter Tuesday: Hanaway gears up for MO governor
• McCaskill: If I was running this year, I wouldn’t campaign with Obama
• Roberts: Dodge city
• Pardon moi
• Sprint shows ‘signs of genuine progress’ in fourth-quarter earnings
• Kansas House passes bill allowing service refusal to gay couples
• Susan Vollenweider: Who’s a stay at home parent?
• As journalism changes, Johnson County high school students adapt
• Olathe Chamber names citizen and corporate citizen of the year awards
• Letters to the editor
• Some ‘essential’ thoughts on snow
• Unbeaten Wichita State Shockers are really good but underappreciated
• Meet the Middlers: Wolf Eyes
• Top shows: Afentra’s VD Party, Blackbird Revue, Eleni Mandell and more
• Making Movies looks back on five years of music
• Best of the week: World of Wheels, Neutral Milk Hotel, Cupid’s Undie Run and more
• Culture shock: Everybody’s getting a second look
• No shy guys: A peek at men’s skivvies
• Crossroads Academy in downtown Kansas City wants to expand
• Martin City Pizza & Taproom opening Wednesday
• Base the college decision on more than cost alone
• Kansas State’s Will Spradling comes up big in rivalry game
• K-State notes: Officials remind fans about behavior
• KU’s Joel Embiid given chance to rest knee, back
• K-State gives fans a rush with win over Kansas
• Recruiting: Mizzou restocks secondary with seven-player haul
• Brewtop Pub & Patio opens third area location
• SmokeShack BBQ in North Kansas City closes ‘indefinitely’