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March 17, 2014

• Kansas Legislature threatens judges’ independence
• Kansas City’s firefighters fountain to get new memorial wall
• After Crimea vote, White House targets ‘key ideologists’ allied with Putin
• Gas leak, building evacuation illustrate challenges of KC streetcar project
• Detroit ace Justin Verlander to face Royals’ James Shields on opening day
• Royals take cautious approach with Alcides Escobar’s sore shoulder
• Sporting Kansas City is dressed for success
• Letters: Credit card safety, Medicaid expansion, Common Core
• St. Patrick's Day Breakfast at Browne's Irish Marketplace
• Kansas City St. Patrick's Day Parade, Vol. 1
• Missouri bill could make marriages easier for inmates
• Lawrence police find suspected pill thief hiding in ceiling
• Missouri teen fights for right to park pickup in family’s driveway
• Earthquake strongly felt across Los Angeles
• Woman at KU hospital identified
• KC thrift store robbed
• ‘Bachelor’ runner-up Clare Crawley: 'I have zero regrets'
• Cause of death still uncertain in Grain Valley missing woman case
• KU grad students' hours may be cut over health care reform
• Forecasters call for later spring storm season
• Woman dies from KCK crash injuries
• Bonner Springs payday loan business robbed
• Carjacking reported in River Market area
• Sights and scenes from the Kansas City St. Patrick's Day parade
• UMKC receives $7 million federal grant
• Grandview sex offender sentenced for child pornography
• Shawnee savings and loan robbed
• Independence bans outdoor burning for a week
• Sam Lacey memorial services scheduled for Thursday
• Identities released in Overland Park murder-suicide
• Three face charges in fatal shooting in KC’s East Bottoms
• Man strikes KC police horse in face after St. Patrick’s Day Parade
• More veterans taking advantage of Post-9/11 GI Bill
• City workers accused of dumping of five dead dogs
• Around our towns
• Former executive assistant gets prison term for embezzlement
• NAIA to go Showtime in its quest to make tournament a hot ticket again
• BuzzChatter Monday: McCain urges Obama to toughen up on Putin
• GOP chances of seizing Senate are heading up, up....and UP
• Kansas City convention fundraising on target, group says
• Group launches new attack on tax rates in Missouri, Kansas City
• Change is coming slowly, surely to Kansas City
• Top Kansas judge criticizes bill that would tie judicial changes to funding
• Hillary Clinton supporters to use 2014 elections as a tuneup for 2016
• Letters to the editor
• Planet Comicon: Where nerds are cool
• Disingenuous response to Border War olive branch
• States move to ban Tesla’s direct manufacturer-to-consumer business model
• KU’s Andrew Wiggins, Joel Embiid make basketball writers’ freshman all-America team
• Where do I find Yukon Gold potato seeds?
• Dead is dead!
• Where can I get help on raised beds?
• Too early to plant this week?
• Yordano Ventura wins final spot in Royals’ rotation
• Yordano Ventura dazzles in Royals’ 6-0 win over Rangers
• Missouri women’s basketball team to face Creighton in WNIT
• Missouri’s Jordan Clarkson on NIT game: ‘Play until the lights go off’
• MU’s Wes Clark, Shane Rector may not play in NIT following arrests
• NIT first-round preview: Davidson (7) at Missouri (2)
• K-State’s Wesley Iwundu can’t wait to face former teammates now playing for Kentucky
• Eight teams in NCAA Tournament fall below graduation standard; KU has perfect score
• Kansas has to buy time until injured center Joel Embiid is back
• Drury women advance in Division II, but Emporia State loses
• NCAA Tournament is time for Wichita State to network for future scheduling
• Printable 2014 NCAA women’s basketball tournament bracket
• Video: Vahe Gregorian on the Kansas schools' chances in St. Louis
• Holding Court: Blair Kerkhoff makes his Final Four picks
• Revel, a new traveling bar, brings drinks to customers
• Coming soon or suspended operations? A tale of two signs at midtown hookah lounge
• Area restaurant and grocery store health code violations for March 17