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February 5, 2014

• 913 notebook: Swimmers take aim on Sunflower, EKL league meets this week
• 913 hoops notebook: Mustangs ‘prove some things’ against BV Northwest
• Chen has been a late bloomer for the Royals
• This year, Eric Hosmer wants Royals’ good feelings to last longer
• Kansas City area Division I football (FBS) signings list
• Kansas City area (non-FBS) football signings by high school
• School counselors, high-speed Internet, guns
• House passes California drought bill and political floodgates open
• Does Missouri need a new flag? Legislators take up question
• School bars ‘Merica Day,’ but ‘America Day’ OK
• Stephen King apologizes for controversial Dylan Farrow tweet
• Try free ice skating; help honor teachers
• Life-threatening wind chills expected overnight in the Kansas City region
• Pot on a plane: Justin Bieber allegedly blazes up on flight
• Folk Alliance showcase brings seminars, music Feb. 19-23 in KC
• One injured in KCK house fire
• Miss Kansas Theresa Vail gets back to her deer-hunting roots and lands a trophy
• UMKC conservatory grad brings his talents to Olympics opening ceremony
• Defendant in KC firefighter deaths will get a chance to argue his sentence
• Jimmy Fallon, Matthew McConaughey pay tribute to Jay Leno before final show
• Commuters face snow-packed roads as Kansas City digs out from record snow
• Updated: How much snowfall did you get? Find out with our interactive map
• Kansas study links fitness to academic success
• Kansas utilities argue cuts to credit for consumers with solar panels, windmills
• Roeland Park body identified
• No floors, 'dangerous' water? Journalists share horrid hotel conditions in Sochi
• KC snowstorm totals: 22 injury accidents, 111 stranded motorists
• Two hurt in Shawnee apartment fire
• Shakira and Rihanna's steamy in-bed music video causes stir in Colombia
• Boy, 5, suffers severe burns and bruising
• Long snapper Thomas Gafford re-signs with Chiefs for 2014
• Fight over a remote control ends in stabbing
• New prosecutor is sought in Mark Woodworth murder case
• Snowstorm’s aftermath brings fun and a good neighbor to lighten the load
• Frozen custard is only the beginning at Foo’s
• BuzzChatter Wednesday: Farm bill pros and cons on display
• Roberts seeks immediate use of law he opposed
• Proposal to legalize pot filed in Missouri
• Radio station Alice 102 switches to ‘upbeat’ format
• New sounds will dominate Ink’s Middle of the Map Fest
• Snow day can’t stop Blue Springs football trio from signing with K-State
• Olathe North’s Swain will play for Oregon
• High School results - Feb. 5
• Non-football signings list by high school
• U.S. skating champion Gracie Gold took first strides to Sochi in Springfield
• Blue Springs football trio signs with Kansas State
• New sounds will dominate Ink’s Middle of the Map Fest, including Get Up Kids and Of Montreal
• Notre Dame campus expansion team includes Kansas City’s 360 Architecture
• New apartments are coming in old Garment District warehouse
• Poll finds millions with weak financial situation
• Five easy ways to reduce your exposure to identity theft
• K-State’s football recruiting class ranked best it has been in years
• KU football signing class shows more balance of high school, juco players
• Missouri coach Gary Pinkel believes in his recruiting system, not rankings
• Pop-up prom boutique opens in KCK