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February 27, 2014

• University of Kansas to begin building new dorms for 350 students
• Kansas Legislature questions tax exemption for YMCA
• First two Kansas innovative school districts are selected
• Missouri senators seek quicker executions for kidnap killers
• Conservation leaders wary of changes proposed by legislators
• Missouri Senate passes business truce with Kansas
• Bill naming state fossils passes easily in Kansas House
• Senate bill would eliminate three existing PACs
• Tea party PAC backs Wolf in U.S. Senate race against Roberts
• Royals’ lineup for Cactus League game
• Replay could cool tempers among baseball managers
• Sporting KC to play for Disney Pro Soccer Classic championship after 3-2 win over Montreal
• High school results - Feb. 26
• Drought be dammed, Calif. lawmakers look to storing water
• Feds support air gun blasts to find Atlantic oil, gas
• Independence police release photos in armed robbery
• KCK woman admits fraud from federal need-based programs
• Bill requiring timely payment of claims to KanCare wins initial approval
• Missouri House panel adopts bill to block Common Core school standards
• Loophole could sink Missouri alcohol breath tests
• Kansas Senate passes bill to limit records fees
• Plea entered in fatal Merriam traffic crash
• 2 men arrested after fight at kindergarten play in Missouri
• Son of former Kansas City mob boss admits stealing $330,000 from ATMs
• Man shot in chest in KC
• Sprint loses round in New York sales tax suit
• Gunman attacks and robs remodeler inside Kansas City home
• Applebee’s president steps down and a new leader is appointed
• Drug dealer who shot at police is convicted by a jury
• Wichita case inspires Kansas House to advance changes to Newborn Infant Protection Act
• Two winter storms expected to sweep across Kansas City region
• Open records bill leads to debate on closed meetings in Kansas Senate
• AG Eric Holder hospitalized after faintness
• Missouri House passes voting photo ID requirement
• Robbery reported at OP savings and loan
• Winter weather chills regional manufacturing activity
• Would-be robber threatens to kill Waldo store clerk
• Worker crushed in Peculiar has died
• Missouri Senate backs end to Kansas business battle
• YRC Worldwide reports a fourth-quarter profit despite distractions
• Kansas City, seven other cities in the running for 2016 GOP convention: with video
• BuzzChatter: The Missouri Capitol is no 'House of Cards' ...or is it?
• Nolte to challenge Mason for presiding commissioner in Clay County
• Ethics case against UMKC chancellor dismissed
• Kansas City is among eight cities in the running for the 2016 GOP convention
• Democrat to enter 2014 Kansas Senate race
• Why open records matter
• Kansas House approves bill that would open arrest records
• Unless Frank Haith can turn talent into teamwork, Missouri’s slide will continue
• City Market’s The Bite opens Friday
• Downtown YMCA project is still on track
• EPR Properties reports a strong fourth quarter
• Changes to food labels to be announced today
• Royals show rust in 11-7 loss to Texas in spring opener
• Royals face fewer decisions this spring, but they are key
• Replay: Live chat during Royals' Cactus League opener
• One last look back before Royals move forward
• Royals announce 2014 TV schedule
• Royals great Frank White to run for Jackson County Legislature
• Hays quarterback Alex Delton is Kansas State’s first commitment for 2015
• KU’s Self says an unbeaten Shockers team would deserve a No. 1 NCAA seed
• KU’s Wiggins, Wichita’s Early are finalists for Oscar Robertson player of the year award
• Consumer bureau urges companies to offer free credit scores
• Kansas State women get off to hot start, down Kansas 76-68
• Florida-based BurgerFi opening Lawrence, Leawood restaurants