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March 12, 2014

• White House withholds thousands of documents from Senate CIA investigation
• Odessa gun store is sued for allegedly selling weapon used by mentally ill woman in fatal shooting
• Yordano Ventura gets the start as the Royals take on the A’s on Wednesday
• Royals’ GM Dayton Moore says no regrets about Ervin Santana signing with Braves
• Sporting Park unveils new menu items for 2014 season
• Sporting KC’s goal is to be first U.S. team to win Champions League title
• Instability in Iraq, disguised hate, evolution teachings
• Vermont lawmaker and farmer pushes for GMO labels
• For advocates of GMO food labels, battle is in states, and wins elusive
• Missouri House endorses amendment to let parents raise kids as they see fit
• $10 minimum wage bill advances in Missouri
• KC man sentenced to more than 15 years for robbing bank with hatchet
• Sex trade in eight cities, including Kansas City, is worth nearly $1 billion
• Target is under fire again after ‘artist’ thins out bikini model by removing chunks
• Woman sues Missouri pawn shop for selling gun to daughter
• Two charged in alleged home-alarm scam
• Talented actors negotiate problematic script in Unicorn’s ‘Other Desert Cities’
• KCK traffic crash injures two
• Sports Commission honors Sporting KC’s Matt Besler, swimmer Shannon Vreeland, others
• Girl, 2, hospitalized with stun-gun injury
• Death of man found in trash pile believed to be accidental
• Designated driver, taxi, squad car or hearse: St. Patrick’s Day partiers are urged to ‘Choose Your Ride’
• Platte authorities investigate possible homicide in rural house
• Feed your Big 12 appetite at these 12 restaurants
• Follow along on Twitter as Clay County Sheriff unit tracks down fugitives
• Minor earthquake rumbles south Kansas
• Parents fear a day-care center at MU isn’t safe after walkway fell
• Missouri man denies prostituting wife in ND
• Riverside woman found safe
• Video: City leaders push to keep Big 12 Tournament in KC beyond 2016
• Platte County homicide victim identified
• Shawnee Mission Medical Center changes its name to Shawnee Mission Health
• Former Kansas legislator charged with bank fraud
• Love of model trains easy to understand
• Knuckleheads show will give fans of Walnut Valley Festival a musical fix
• Hallmark reports a 2 percent decline in 2013 revenue
• MU apartments where walkway collapsed to be demolished
• Police find 11 hidden cameras in KC woman’s apartment above Freaks Tattoo parlor
• Chiefs sign linebacker Joe Mays, guard Jeff Linkenbach to free-agent contracts
• Chiefs lose five players in first 90 minutes of free agency, re-sign Husain Abdullah
• BuzzChatter Wednesday: Feinstein rips CIA for searching Senate committee’s computers
• Huelskamp to join Roberts for KC-area funder on St. Patrick’s Day
• Libertarians hold KC area debate Thursday
• Davis exaggerates teacher layoff figures
• Judge orders Kyle Flack to stand trial in four Ottawa shotgun murders
• Video: Big 12 Commissioner Bob Bowlsby on beer sales at Sprint and more
• Replay: Updates and analysis from tonight's Big 12 Tournament games
• Gun bill moves through Kansas House committee after provision allowing loaded firearms in cars is stripped
• High school basketball schedule - Mar. 12
• Ideas for putting some spring in your step
• Decision on enlarging Crossroads Academy is delayed
• Big 12 quarterfinal preview: Kansas State (5) vs. Iowa State (4), 11:30 a.m.
• Test your Big 12 tourney IQ with the first installment of our daily trivia quiz
• Replay: Q&A with K-State reporter Kellis Robinett
• Slam-dunk dining: Feed your Big 12 appetite at these 12 restaurants
• With NCAA bid seemingly safe, Bruce Weber wants K-State to play loose
• What bruised palm? Salvador Perez homers as Royals beat A’s 3-1
• Lowly draft status has fueled Royals’ Jarrod Dyson through the years
• Missouri expecting a grind in SEC Tournament opener against Texas A&M
• SEC Tournament preview: Missouri (8) vs. Texas A&M (9)
• Missouri opens spring football practice looking to build on momentum
• Jabari Brown has found a home at Missouri
• Why a selfish Andrew Wiggins would benefit Kansas now
• KU coach Bill Self explains decision to reveal specifics of Joel Embiid’s back injury
• KU’s Andrew Wiggins basketball writers’ All-America second team
• Video: Can Kansas win without Joel Embiid?
• KU's Andrew Wiggins can burnish his reputation in March
• NCAA committee will consider Embiid injury while judging Kansas
• New Thai restaurant for the Crossroads
• Q39 barbecue sets April opening on 39th Street
• Wil Jenny’s closing in south Overland Park
• Which Big 12 team will cut the nets in KC? Eight are capable