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March 11, 2014

• The cost of Kansas’ Medicaid expansion
• Body found in pile of trash at Kansas City recycling center
• 913 girls hoops: Kansas state tournament preview
• 913 boys hoops: Kansas state tournament preview
• KCI choice comes with a cost, consultants tell task force
• CIA may have broken law, undermined Constitution, Sen. Feinstein charges
• Leon Panetta will receive the Harry S. Truman Good Neighbor Award
• Health care enrollments reach 4.2 million, but young adults remain elusive
• Royals give Salvador Perez a day off, but he is expected to return on Wednesday
• Royals’ Alcides Escobar held out of game because of 'minor' shoulder soreness
• 816 North boys hoops: Liberty North, Park Hill advance in playoffs
• Sporting KC’s goal is to be first U.S. team to win Champions League title
• Five things to watch in this weekend’s high school basketball state tournaments
• Baseball holiday, Ukraine crisis, Sen. Claire McCaskill
• ‘We lost part of our soul’ in oil train disaster, mayor of Quebec town says
• Olathe, Overland Park rate among the best for “income equality”
• Letters to the editor
• Roeland Park may lead way on gay rights
• Superman’s admirers may not have seen his Jewish roots, but the Third Reich did
• St. Joseph police shoot, kill man
• Missouri House panel considers marijuana legalization
• Falling tree branch injures Jackson County employee
• Highway Patrol: Man shot himself during police chase
• Ryan Ferguson's lawyer files lawsuit seeking $100 million from prosecutor, Columbia police
• Kansas City man is accused of smoking marijuana in wreck that killed 1-year-old girl
• 75-year-old man found shot to death inside a home in the East Bottoms
• Man dies after suspected drunken driver runs red light, KC police say
• Sex trade in eight cities, including Kansas City, is worth nearly $1 billion
• Video: The Big 12 men’s basketball tournament ‘is Kansas City’s vacation week’
• Two charged in alleged home-alarm scam
• Community technology center invites patrons in KCK
• Community calendar
• Google Fiber begins sign-ups for more parts of the KC area
• Missouri man’s home burglarized as he attends son’s funeral
• Update: Missing Weatherby Lake woman found safe in Platte City
• Big temperature drop coming to area
• ‘The Bachelor’ diamond engagement ring: What happened to it?
• Nelson Hopkins loses appeal in Blue Springs robbery case
• MoDOT aims to repair potholes within 24 hours
• Platte authorities investigate possible homicide in rural house
• Testimony in Ottawa quadruple murders: Suspect Kyle Flack told police how first death happened
• Comedian in chief? President Obama pitches health care on 'Between Two Ferns'
• Shawnee Mission Medical Center changes its name to Shawnee Mission Health
• Kansas Democrat's bill would ban discrimination based on sexual orientation, gender identity
• Chiefs lose five players in first 90 minutes of free agency, re-sign Husain Abdullah
• BuzzChatter Tuesday: John Kerry can be a pretty funny guy
• Claire McCaskill shuffles the deck
• Brownback claims 'record level' of tax receipts in interview
• Overall revenue down, but state tax revenue up in FY 2013, supporting Brownback claim
• SoftBank President Masayoshi Son promises 'massive price war' if Sprint is allowed to buy T-Mobile
• Meet the teams coming to the Sprint Center for the Big 12 Tournament
• Microsoft hoping Titanfall will pump up Xbox One sales
• 816 North girls hoops: North KC advances to sectional playoffs
• 816 girls hoops: Truman, Lee’s Summit North to battle for third time
• Claridge Court senior living facility scores high
• Meat loaf can transport our taste buds to another time, place
• Watching Michael Taylor die, through a Missouri prison window
• 816 boys hoops: Missouri playoffs continue this week
• Where to eat between games
• High school basketball schedule - Mar. 12
• Sporting KC signs Spanish midfielder Antonio Rodriguez Dovale
• Twelve-story office tower is proposed for Country Club Plaza area
• Restaurant celebrates Chinese and Thai cuisine
• Brookside’s Season + Square shop caters to foodies
• 529 college savings plans hit record-setting levels
• Feeling the fuel price pinch? Squeeze back
• K-State’s Marcus Foster admittedly tired heading into postseason
• SEC has long list of NCAA Tournament hopefuls
• KU's Andrew Wiggins can burnish his reputation in March
• NCAA committee will consider Embiid injury while judging Kansas
• Bush green beans and peas?
• Which Big 12 team will cut the nets in KC? Eight are capable
• Slam-dunk dining: Feed your Big 12 appetite at these 12 restaurants
• Lowly draft status has fueled Royals’ Jarrod Dyson through the years
• Louis Coleman gives up three-run homer as Dodgers rally to beat Royals 7-5
• Missouri opens spring football practice looking to build on momentum
• Replay: Missouri basketball Q&A with The Star's Tod Palmer
• Missouri’s Jabari Brown makes coaches’ all-SEC first team
• Jabari Brown has found a home at Missouri
• Wil Jenny’s closing in south Overland Park
• Kiss co-founders sign Kansas company as first multiunit Rock & Brews franchisee
• Rue21 coming to Ward Parkway Center
• Sugo’s Spaghetteria closes in south Overland Park