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March 1, 2014

• Twins from Blue Springs commit to play football at Nebraska
• 2014 Kansas legislative session so far: ‘tremendous’ or a waste of time?
• Royals second baseman Omar Infante sits out again
• Royals agree to terms with all of 40-man roster
• Columbus Crew tops Sporting KC 4-1 in title game of Disney Pro Soccer Classic
• Sporting KC's opening month: Heavy game schedule and a new captain
• High school results - Mar. 1
• Kansas, Sen. Pat Roberts, YMCA’s value
• Crossfirst Bank PJ 5K run/walk
• Police say mom offered men car to kidnap 1-year-old daughter
• Adult novelty store robbed in eastern Jackson County
• Priest Holmes rushes his way into Chiefs Hall of Fame
• Government health care site provides headaches, then help
• Snow totals less than expected, but cold remains
• Missouri Revenue Department cuts may be permanent
• Crash takes one life, threatens another in Independence
• Shots fired at multiple Kansas City gas stations
• Jason Aldean fills sold-out Sprint Center with high-volume party fervor
• Wichita State completes perfect regular season with 23-point win
• Jason Brown won’t seek another term as Platte County presiding commissioner
• Gov. Sam Brownback could feel fallout from conservative Kansas Legislature’s bills
• 2014 Toyota Highlander Limited V-6 AWD
• Frank Thompson is fascinated by his 1930 Chrysler 77 roadster
• Williams, Pesek cap off perfect seasons with state wrestling titles
• High school wrestling: March 1
• Unbeaten but not finished: Wichita State recognizes fame is fleeting
• K-State pushing for No. 2 spot in Big 12
• Oklahoma State rallies past No. 5 Kansas 72-65
• Joel Embiid reaggravates back injury in loss at Oklahoma State
• Separate tech ed magnet school not likely to be built soon
• Kansas State posts hard-fought 80-73 victory over No. 15 Iowa State
• Royals manager Ned Yost loosens the reins as he adjusts to a new generation of players
• Vargas happy with first outing as Royals beat Padres 7-3
• Infante’s sore shoulder exposes roster pain for Royals
• Mississippi State’s top scorer misses game at Mizzou
• Jabari Brown helps Missouri dominate Mississippi State 85-66