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February 25, 2014

• Kansas state boys swimming recap: Spotlight shines on Johnson County area teams
• Joco hoops notebook: SM Northwest coach credits boys’ ‘hard work” for share of league title
• Fred Arbanas is almost certain he won’t run for another term in the Jackson County Legislature
• Federal order demands more stringent testing of crude oil before shipment by rail
• Gay-rights advocates rally at Kansas Statehouse
• Obama invites Boehner to White House meeting
• Missouri executes Michael A. Taylor for 1989 murder of teenager
• Rehabbing KCI could cost about a third of the price of a new terminal, official says
• Baseball rule aims for safer plays at home plate
• 816 North: Missouri state wrestling recap
• Sporting KC one win from title game of preseason tournament in Florida
• Platte County High School football player pleads guilty to assault during Winnetonka game
• Combine buzz: Pryor and Clinton-Dix still tops among safeties
• Obamacare troubles, unemployment data, driver’s license renewals
• Feds ban small number of tank cars carrying crude, rail industry says
• Feds moved on tank car safety only after Quebec oil train disaster
• Home sales ended 2013 on a high note
• Menorah Medical Center CEO joins Leawood chamber board
• Editorial: 2012 election still haunts Johnson County
• Letters to the editor
• Raymore moves forward on rec center study
• Car repossession leads to chase, shooting, hitting, jail
• Brownback continues push for all-day kindergarten in Kansas
• Snow is likely today and through the weekend as a cold front moves in
• Southbound Interstate 35 reopens after a fiery crash closed highway during rush hour
• ‘Duck Dynasty’ family to sponsor college football’s Independence Bowl
• Obesity rates fall for young children, rise for older adults
• New prosecutor is named for Mark Woodworth murder case
• The ‘Bachelor’ dumped again, but not by KC’s Nikki Ferrell
• Girl who was subject of Amber Alert is found safe in Texas
• Interactive maps: Which Missouri counties are the luckiest in the lottery?
• Rally on Kansas Capitol decries House 'religious freedom' bill
• Defense cuts outlined: Army would be cut to pre-WWII size
• Anonymous $15 million gift is biggest donation in Stephens College’s history
• Missouri Senate endorses looser food prep requirements for nonprofits
• Ex-Sen. Bond making case for Missouri Medicaid expansion
• Missouri prosecutor who handled sex crimes resigns after sexting a paralegal
• Fatal shooting reported in KCK
• Missouri woman charged with letting friends cook meth in vacationing neighbors' home
• Four-year sentence in child porn case involving 12,000 images
• In poor health, KC Bishop Emeritus Raymond James Boland has gone home to Ireland
• Bucyrus woman is accused of embezzling from plumbing company
• Higher ticket prices and more snacking lift AMC revenues
• Subject of Silver Alert in KCK found safe
• Tom Watson part of field for new Champions Tour golf event near Branson
• Case file describes the moments before police officer fatally shot newlywed firefighter in downtown KC
• Chiefs Hall of Famer Len Dawson to receive Lamar Hunt Award
• Latin-Style Pork and Potato Casserole should satisfy just about any meat-eating appetite
• BuzzChatter Tuesday: At 87, Dingell to retire from U.S. House
• Dennis Moore returns to Washington
• Kansas City officials pitch for the GOP convention — privately
• Wichita State's perfect season builds toward stunning climax
• 816 North: Missouri girls swimming state recap
• Letters to the editor
• Backyard in Brookside quickly goes ‘Beverly Hillbillies’
• Runion, Baratta advance in Prairie Village primary
• 816: Missouri state wrestling recap
• 816: Missouri girls swimming and diving state recap
• Down the Aisle: Justin and Suzanne Sherron
• Inspired by art: Gina McLain’s tattoo pays to tribute to Thomas Hart Benton’s ‘Persephone’
• Office Space: Jenny Maloney, owner of Cinderella’s Couture
• Culture shock: Everybody’s feeling inspired
• Best of the Week: 2 Chainz, Screenland at the Symphony and MTV’s ‘Girl Code.
• Movies opening this week
• Meet the Middlers: The Tontons
• Top Shows: Kings of Leon, Amos Lee, Jason Aldean and more
• High school results - Feb. 25
• Kansas City high school football players selected for $1,000 scholarships
• Combine stock watch: Cornerbacks and safeties
• House panel kills Judge Riddel Boys Ranch bill
• Barreras open a second Luna Azteca Mexican Grill; look for new coffee shops in Waldo, UMKC area
• Drive-through deli could be finished by summer in downtown KC
• I may be frugal, but I’m no cheapskate
• K-State’s Will Spradling hits a scoring milestone
• Video: Highlights of Kansas' 83-75 win over Oklahoma
• Is it worth trying to plant tulips now?
• Crown gall on a rose -- now what?
• What causes tomato stems to crack?
• Kansas State snaps six-game road losing streak with 60-56 win at Texas Tech
• Royals manager Ned Yost dissects new rule to protect catchers
• New Royal Danny Valencia maintains he’s versatile at plate
• Coach Frank Haith says Tony Criswell ‘fine’ after spill
• MU’s E.J. Gaines believes making big plays more important than being a big player
• With much at stake, Missouri loses 71-56 to Georgia
• Gladstone’s new Diego’s Bar & Grill closes
• Leawood’s Park Place adds high-end sunglass shop