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February 4, 2014

• New Theatre Restaurant cancels Tuesday night’s performance
• Notebook: Kearney senior wrestler a victory away from school’s career record
• Notebook: Strong field vying for Northland Classic girls tournament title
• Leawood trash, KCI, snow removal
• As California drought persists, federal aid begins to flow
• Send us your snow day photos
• When the party dress needs to be perfect, it’s a Cinderella story
• Overland Park to honor economic development leaders
• Mayer Hoffman McCann expands in Florida
• Snowstorm forces Olathe council to vote by phone
• Letters to the editor
• Editorial: Where are the challengers to longtime mayors?
• Community calendar
• Kansas bill would let victims sue terrorists
• Shoveling snow? Watch for signs of heart danger
• Autism insurance beneficiaries rising under Missouri law
• Missouri senator wants to alter impeachment proceedings
• AMC Theatres closes its Kansas City area theaters Tuesday
• KCK homicide victim identified
• Woman killed in KCK traffic crash identified
• Three KC community centers staying open
• Olathe municipal court closes for Tuesday, Wednesday
• Could KC break snowfall records? You bet
• Missouri death row inmate appeals over police beating
• Would that we all could live this way ... seeing each day as a treasure
• Winter storm forces more than 60 flight cancellations out of KCI
• Passenger dies after weekend wreck near Westport
• Autopsy says KU student died from fall after leaving party intoxicated
• Raytown wants to revitalize youth sports
• KC officials urge businesses to stagger work hours Wednesday
• Fatal KC fire was accidental, police say
• Southwest jet from Denver gets stuck in snow at KCI
• New Chiefs receiver Weston Dressler will be missed in Canada
• Cerner reports a financially healthy 2013
• Sprint to connect 50,000 students in White House program
• KC area snow totals expected to reach up to 10 inches or maybe more
• Family from western Kansas killed in Tennessee plane crash
• Union Station to ‘discover’ King Tut with exhibit that re-creates Boy King’s tomb
• Election news | How some April elections stack up
• Kansas joins appeal of EPA regulation on lawn and farm runoff
• Football field prank brings 3-year prison sentence
• Panel mulls proposal over Missouri governor’s budget power
• NW Missouri man, 70, sentenced for sodomy, murder conspiracy
• Kansas teacher pleads not guilty to sex with student
• Water main break adds to problems on Shawnee Mission Parkway near Mission Road
• Plane crash in Tennessee kills 4 from Kansas
• Deport Justin Bieber effort gains support from U.S. senator
• Al Pacino coming to KC to raise money for Boys & Girls Clubs
• Man jumps into Springfield pond, saves 2 women
• Obamacare is slowing growth, spurring labor force cuts, report says
• Snow storm shutting down some shopping centers
• Kentucky principal calls snow day to tune of ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’
• Two dead in SE Kansas due to weather
• I-49 northbound is now reopened north of Harrisonville
• Some governments and courts opening late Wednesday
• Missouri Supreme Court gives Clay Chastain a partial victory in his light-rail case
• Missouri attorney general sues California over eggs
• Grain Valley voters approve school bond issue
• Video: What does the principal say? Olathe school's out with a song parody
• KC takes shelter from the snow, braces for frigid temperatures
• BuzzChatter Tuesday: Nixon praises MODOT workers in ADVANCE of Tuesday’s storm
• Farm bill passes without Kansas’ Roberts’ vote
• Army recruitment fraud scheme may total $100 million
• Farm bill easily passes Senate, will change operations for farmers nationwide
• Turn Girl Scout cookies into new tasty treats
• Eating for life — Those colorful veggies are full of nutrients
• Letters to the editor
• Notebook: Lee’s Summit clinches first league wrestling title since ‘96
• Notebook: Jaguars take aim on a girls basketball first
• New sounds will dominate Ink’s Middle of the Map Fest
• Amid winter snow storm, Kansas City high schools postpone sporting events
• What every 25-year-old should know
• Open Tab: The hunt for rare beers in KC
• Top events: The Pixies, Monster Jam, Steve Hofstetter
• Top Shows: The Band Perry, Infected Mushroom and White Lies
• At Home With: Ben and Rachel Kauffman in Prairie Village
• Fast-growing Burns & McDonnell expects to hire 600 this year
• Ariana Restaurant a true family operation
• Time to start on spring landscaping
• Future K-State lineman Dalton Risner worked hard just to be noticed
• K-State baseball team is Big 12 favorite in preseason poll
• Memory of Shawnee Mission West star Andre Maloney will be present on signing day
• No. 8 Kansas shakes off sluggish start, beats Baylor 69-52
• KU's Joel Embiid on NBA: 'If I feel like I'm ready, I'm going to leave'
• KU football recruiting outlook
• K-State football recruiting outlook
• Royals tear it up with new Alex Gordon billboard
• Missouri’s 2014 football class goes deeper into the Southeast
• Missouri lets halftime lead slip away in 68-58 loss at No. 3 Florida
• Fan who flew on MU basketball plane pleads guilty to drug charges
• Missouri football recruiting outlook
• Season + Square spice and fine goods store plans to open Monday in Brookside area