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February 13, 2014

• Kansas Senate balks at religious liberty bill
• Cain aims to make dazzling plays again for Royals … but in more games
• Royals closer Greg Holland would rather celebrate wins than a raise
• Royals tweak pitching schedule for spring training
• The Star’s high school athletes of the week for Feb. 13
• Lee’s Summit North girls fend off Lee’s Summit
• The Star’s high school basketball rankings for Feb. 13
• Dustin Williams set for historic finish at Gardner Edgerton
• School suspensions, suing California, border war
• Olathe 12-year-old Vanya Shivashankar earns a fourth trip to national spelling bee
• Bill would make Missouri lawmakers follow Sunshine Law
• NRA urging Missouri Senate to vote against gun bill
• Man pleads guilty in fatal hit-and-run involving horse
• KC woman interrupts burglar rummaging through her belongings
• Insane Clown Posse festival pulls out of Missouri site
• KCK bank robber who tried to get away on city bus pleads guilty
• Shawnee burglary victim helps catch alleged thief
• Veteran theater executive Richard Baker will be Starlight’s next president and CEO
• Kansas Senate approves death penalty appeals changes
• Kansas House panel takes up climate change measure
• Questions surround deal between Comcast and Time Warner Cable
• KC man convicted of murdering woman, dumping her body near park
• Former KBI deputy director is charged with sexual exploitation of a child
• Local arts leaders are elated Jane Chu could lead the National Endowment for the Arts
• Half-naked runners will affect downtown Kansas City traffic Saturday
• Beloved pets are taking bigger roles in weddings
• Hip-hop artist Chuck D set to deliver Northwest Missouri State lecture
• Kansas House takes up measure to oppose Obama’s climate change plan
• Kansas bill would nullify Common Core, evolution-friendly academic standards
• 3 men face hearing in stealing wedding ring from dying woman at Taco Bell
• Triple-dog dare? Massachusetts middle schooler gets tongue stuck to pole
• Missouri House endorses propane price investigation
• Missouri fast-food worker shot with Nerf dart
• On the way to Lawrence (at last): Morrissey
• Body found in freezer in Kansas City, Kan., is identified as missing Arizona trucker
• Jimmy Johnson, an educator and Civil War re-enactor, dies at age 66
• Springfield skater, Mavs defenseman lose openers in Sochi
• Legislation filed in Missouri House would reduce unaccreditated school districts’ transfer costs
• Kansas military school tries to shield criminal past of employees in cadet abuse lawsuit
• Burglars swipe firearms from Bass Pro Shops in Independence
• Negro Leagues museum to honor Brock, Morgan, Winfield and Clemente in ‘Hall of Game’
• Man charged in secretly recording naked woman at Anytime Fitness
• BuzzChatter Thursday: What’s John Boehner’s future?
• Head of Missouri GOP slams ACLU gay-marriage lawsuit
• A desire named streetcar
• High school results - Feb. 13
• NBA player Alec Burks will return to Grandview High School on Friday
• Winning basketball games hasn’t defined life of William Jewell’s Holley
• Three bound over for trial in robbery of dying woman at Taco Bell
• KC firm 360 Architecture will design Edmonton’s new NHL arena
• KU’s Self says Embiid ‘feels better,’ will play Saturday if healthy
• Countdown to Royals’ opener starts in earnest as pitchers and catchers report Friday
• Plenty of tweets on the court during MU-Arkansas game
• Thursday night’s Missouri-Arkansas basketball game is moved to ESPN
• Jabari Brown’s shot allows Missouri to hold off Arkansas, 86-85
• Burnt End BBQ moves in Overland Park
• Update: Cascone’s Grill to open Northland restaurant