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February 28, 2014

• Health insurance enrollment efforts enter their final month
• Garth Brooks’ 'Friends in Low Places’ might be dropped from sixth-inning Royals playlist
• Omar Infante has day off in Royals’ latest lineup
• The Star’s high school basketball rankings for Feb. 27
• Five things to watch in the Missouri district basketball tournaments
• The Star’s high school athletes of the week for Feb. 27
• Dream soon may come true for Lindenwood cornerback Pierre Desir
• LGBT bias, climate change, believing in faith
• Green Affaire
• EPA blocks progress, for now, on Pebble Mine in Alaska
• UMKC, Harrison run by Grand Canyon
• Grain Valley police searching for woman missing since Jan. 19
• Suspect in Missouri girl’s rape, murder seeks jury change
• KC man guilty in 2012 fatal stabbing, assault
• K-State gets $60M gift, largest in school history
• Johnna Green is sentenced for trying to drown her two daughters
• Robbery suspect passes out as police officers approach
• Hidden camera in neighbor’s bathroom is just one of many problems for Cass County man
• Three convicted in theft of trucks, trailers and cargo
• Father allegedly admits being a ‘bully’ toward baby with broken bones
• Authorities searching for two missing Rose Hill teens
• Kansas man charged with murder in death of fetus
• Military’s push to discourage tobacco use stumbles amid cheap cigarettes
• Winter leaves the Kansas City area high and dry
• Bishop Raymond James Boland dies at age 82
• Gardner Edgerton superintendent, two other school officials fired
• Fourth Quarter Growth Revised Down
• Obama, Biden take a White House jog for Let’s Move campaign (with video)
• 11 'emaciated' horses removed from Missouri property
• Man's speeding excuse? I won the lottery!
• Lee’s Summit man admits sex crime against girl, 13
• Did a gunman fire at MoDOT workers? KC police are investigating
• UMKC names David Donnelly as the new dean of the Bloch School
• Three charged in Overland Park bank robbery
• Clay Chastain is trying to get light-rail measure on the August ballot
• Kansas senator wants review of fired Gardner Edgerton superintendent
• Some ATA buses to feature free Wi-Fi
• Early made most of two years at Wichita State
• Just a note: White still has yet to formally file to run for Jackson County Legislature
• National Journal labels Brownback-Davis race as one to watch
• A bad week for Milton Wolf benefits Pat Roberts
• Murders strike close to home
• Yuratovich leads Olathe East boys to regional bowling crown; Olathe North takes girls title.
• High school results - Feb. 27
• Sporting KC’s final exhibition match is also for a trophy
• Pharrell is right: Happy comes in all shades
• BSA LifeStructures opens Kansas City area office
• Metcalf South Shopping Center sold to new local owners
• Crown Center lands law firm Sedgwick LLP
• Brewers are paying more attention to Joe Six-Pack
• The week ahead in business
• Replay: Chat during Royals-Rangers spring training game
• Royals bounce back with 11-1 spring training win over Rangers
• Royals pitchers pass on new protective hat
• $60 million Vanier family gift to K-State includes $20 million for football stadium
• Shane Southwell works to regain form for Kansas State
• Kansas State-Iowa State basketball preview
• Wayne Selden finds his role among the Jayhawks' star freshmen
• Kansas-Oklahoma State basketball preview
• KU’s Wiggins, Wichita State’s VanVleet among 10 Naismith Award semifinalists
• Plaza-area Ruth’s Chris Steak House will close March 23
• The latest restaurant health inspections
• Westport’s new champagne bar opens today
• Missouri-Mississippi State basketball preview
• Tigers know they have to win to reach NCAA tourney
• Missouri women’s basketball team tops Ole Miss on Senior Night
• Is ageratum invasive?