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February 6, 2014

• Greg Holland could be first Royal under Dayton Moore to have contract determined in arbitration
• This year, Eric Hosmer wants Royals’ good feelings to last longer
• Vermes ready to see Sporting KC in Arizona preseason finale
• Kansas City area Division I football (FBS) signings list
• Kansas City area (non-FBS) football signings by high school
• Right to work, Coca-Cola, game tickets
• House backs salvage logging near Yosemite
• Pot on a plane: Justin Bieber allegedly blazes up on flight
• One injured in KCK house fire
• UMKC conservatory grad brings his talents to Olympics opening ceremony
• State says 16 Kansans have died from flu so far
• Missouri House won't follow Nixon's budget plan
• Insane Clown Posse festival moving to Lake of the Ozarks
• Bank robbed near Country Club Plaza
• KCK police seek information in January homicide
• H&R Block extends Saturday hours after snow-shortened Tuesday
• Kansas City Council paves way for new discount taxi for the elderly and the blind
• Olathe-based NIC reports smaller profit, higher revenue for quarter
• Snowpacked streets won’t be totally clear until temperatures rise
• User of KC-based Knoda app predicts winner of Esurance‘s $1.5 million Super Bowl contest
• Sochi strip: Female Russian Olympians pose in provocative photos
• As snow days pile up, many districts are extending the school year
• Long snapper Thomas Gafford re-signs with Chiefs for 2014
• Snow wallop could mean a longer Missouri school year
• Kansas legislators debate protections for not recognizing gay marriage
• Dean Mills, University of Missouri journalism dean, to retire
• Circus elephant hurt in drive-by shooting returning to Mississippi after recovering at Missouri farm
• Kansas City, Kan., homeowner shot after interrupting car thieves
• New York company admits guilt in contraband cigarette case
• Virtual reality hits the sports show market
• Think shutdown and debt fights were something? Now comes the real budget hit
• Icy patches lead to a messy commute Thursday morning for Kansas City drivers
• Snowstorm’s aftermath brings fun and a good neighbor to lighten the load
• BuzzChatter Thursday: Jenkins questions whether the IRS is on top of fraud
• New glimpse inside the Koch political fund-raising network
• Shocker: Tim Huelskamp is most liberal member of House from Kansas
• How Mayor Sly James weathered the big snowstorm
• George Clooney’s ‘Monuments Men’ character has a proud KC connection
• House panel approves bill that shields Kansans who refuse to serve same-sex couples on religious grounds
• 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
• Kansas man sent to jail for killing cat
• Forecast for Northland: Snow & Co.
• When the chips are down, Thomas Gipson builds K-State basketball team back up
• Incentives approved for $35 million Folgers redevelopment
• Juco standout De’Andre Mann adds to deep KU backfield
• Weis dedicates part of his KU signing day presentation to Andre Maloney
• Domino’s Pizza & Rainbow Shops joining The Shops on Blue Parkway
• Missouri coach Gary Pinkel believes in his recruiting system, not rankings
• Winter garden walks help us plan