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March 10, 2014

• Missouri House committee considers marijuana legalization
• Bill in Missouri House could give KC’s red-light cameras a green light
• Legal experts cite concern about Missouri Medicaid bill
• Act by July 1 on school funding or court could, Kansas AG tells legislators
• In Tuesday show featuring the Royals, MLB Network’s Dan Plesac says KC is legit
• Royals catcher Perez takes foul ball off left hand
• Omar Infante is in the Royals’ lineup for Monday’s game against the Mariners
• Royals send 14 players from spring-training roster to minor-league teams
• MyRA headaches, nuclear treaties, tax offshore businesses
• Olathe, Overland Park rate among the best for “income equality”
• Kansas considers moving dates of local elections
• Fast-spreading pig virus in Missouri expected to cause higher pork prices
• Sprint’s owner to make major policy speech Tuesday in Washington
• Beyonce and other celebs campaign to stop girls from being called ‘bossy’
• SE Missouri man gets life in prison for killing girl, 3
• Prison ordered in Shawnee attempted murder
• Two Kansas City police officers injured in collision with SUV
• After years of development, KC startup EyeVerify looks like a success
• Researcher finds ‘work of my heart’ helping Sudanese women in KC
• Class-action lawsuit alleges racial discrimination at Power & Light
• In small-town Ukraine, prospect of break with Russia viewed with dismay
• Community technology center invites patrons in KCK
• KU students to vote on eliminating athletics fee
• Medicaid expansion gets first hearing in Missouri House
• Expert: 'Tonganoxie Split,' other myths offer no protection from tornadoes
• Prosecutors accuse woman of killing passenger in wrong-way wreck
• KC police identify weekend homicide victim
• Patient shoves paramedic out of KCK ambulance; paramedic not hurt
• Community calendar
• Police identify suicide victim found at Park Place shopping center
• School news in brief
• Twitter heats up as Edward Snowden speaks at SXSW festival
• Cerner settled dispute with $106.2 million payment
• Lawmakers seek $2 million for diploma-and-degree program in Johnson County
• Former school board president responds to audit of Hickman Mills district
• Lee’s Summit mom accused of driving drunk when 1-year-old son fell out of her car
• KC wins big after Bannister Federal Complex closing
• With McCluster, Albert headed out, Chiefs will look for free-agent bargains
• Source: Chiefs’ Dexter McCluster to sign elsewhere in free agency
• BuzzChatter Monday: Koster lays into his former party
• Former KC Mayor Mark Funkhouser becomes publisher of Governing magazine
• McCaskill assault bill passes Senate
• Two former KS lieutenant governors blast Brownback tax policies
• ‘Bachelor’ ends in cringe-worthy, hot mess: A rose, but no Juan Pablo love?
• ‘True Detective’ finale crashes HBO Go
• Watching Michael Taylor die, through a Missouri prison window
• 2014 Bentley Continental GT Speed
• Where to eat between games
• Miege boys basketball coach retires
• Missouri big-class high schools set for basketball sectionals (SCHEDULE)
• Miege boys basketball coach retires
• Wheelchair basketball players forge path to success at Missouri
• Three things to watch for at the Kansas state basketball tournament
• Reality TV is no answer for Lindsay Lohan’s recovery
• KU’s Joel Embiid out of Big 12 Tournament because of stress fracture in back
• Replay: KU basketball Q&A with The Star's Blair Kerkhoff
• Replay: Big 12 basketball coaches' teleconference
• Bush green beans and peas?
• Garden show gleanings: A dinosaur is hatched!
• Perez, Infante show why their health is valuable to Royals
• Royals top Mariners 8-2 in spring training
• MU senior Tony Criswell won’t play in SEC tourney
• The Bite offers gourmet sandwiches and ice cream sandwiches
• Lenexa’s Esther’s African Cuisine restaurant closes to concentrate on catering
• Kansas City area restaurant and grocery store health inspection updates for March 10
• McDonald’s plans to open near new Merriam Ikea