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February 3, 2014

• Royals’ batting order 'falls into place,' and Ned Yost likes it
• Decomposed body found in Roeland Park
• New grocery store at 39th and Prospect aims to be oasis in food desert
• Missouri urges earthquake preparation
• Missouri House panel to hear bill limiting union fees
• Homicide investigation launched after woman’s body found in burning KCK house
• Missouri man shot by relative during argument over Super Bowl
• Obama, O'Reilly trade jabs in brief interview
• Lawrence murder suspect Sarah Gonzales McLinn prepares for hearing
• Autopsy inconclusive in KC woman’s death in mid-Missouri
• SoftBank stock takes a hit amid concerns about Sprint
• Missouri State coach's championship rings stolen
• Columbia man pleads guilty to posing as a woman to lure Boy Scouts for porn
• ProPublica founder Paul Steiger to receive KU journalism honor
• Lansing inmates on restrictions after disruption
• MoDot says employers should let workers stay home Tuesday
• Bronc Busters: Seattle routs Denver for first Super Bowl victory
• Organizers of LGBT conference in KC expect 2,300 to attend
• 'Sweet Lady' allegedly stabs new KC boyfriend in abdomen
• Prosecutors plan to seek 'hard 50' sentence in McLinn's Lawrence murder case
• Regional economy continues to grow, survey says
• Three sentenced in 2011 bank robbery in Brookside
• KC woman wakes to find thieves with flashlights in her hallway
• Sebelius promotes Obamacare in Kansas City
• Remembering Philip Seymour Hoffman and a remarkable night at the theater
• KCI petitioners aren’t interested in city’s proposed compromise
• BuzzChatter Monday: Obama optimistic on immigration reform
• KCI petition group rejects council compromise
• Kathleen Sebelius, Sly James in Kansas City for health care event
• Will the circle be unbroken?
• One-time Sanders rival picks up Jaco lobbying contract
• McCaskill to hold hearing on “one of biggest fraud investigations in Army history”
• Mitt Romney might have been a victim of D.C. gridlock, too
• Poll shows Brownback leading in Kansas, but under 50 percent
• Second earthquake rattles same area in south-central Kansas
• Obsession with Manning shouldn’t overshadow Seattle’s defensive triumph
• Coke’s ‘America the Beautiful’ Super Bowl ad sparks controversy about language
• Kansas City area braces for winter wallop as 8 or more inches of snow is forecast
• Guilty plea in killing of KCK rapper Creepyface
• Woman dies after KCK traffic crash
• Weather-related closings for Wednesday
• Auburn-Kansas State football game will be on a Thursday in Manhattan
• Royals roll out their 2014 slogan: ‘Be Royal’
• KU heads to Baylor with new attitude after first Big 12 loss
• Kansas-Baylor basketball preview
• Video: Vahe Gregorian on KU's loss and Wichita State staying unbeaten
• Westport shifts toward craft food and drink establishments
• Starting tomatoes again