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March 18, 2014

• Kansas 4A Division I girls state hoops recap: Miege marks another basketball state title
• Kansas 6A boys state hoops recap: Blue Valley Northwest endures pressure, wins title
• Kansas City’s firefighters fountain to get new memorial wall
• Sporting Kansas City is dressed for success
• Global warming, Big 12 coverage, KCI
• Leavenworth St. Patrick’s Day Parade
• St. Patrick's Day Breakfast at Browne's Irish Marketplace
• Kansas City St. Patrick's Day Parade, Vol. 1
• Kansas City St. Patrick’s Day Parade, Vol. 2
• Global Ground Support to stay in Olathe, seeking to expand
• Editorial: County issues deserve debate by candidates
• Letters to the editor
• Matt Keenan — My four-door buddy retains its winter charm
• Independence bans outdoor burning for a week
• Kansas attorney general to offer view of school finance ruling
• Dozens arrested during St. Patrick’s Day sobriety checkpoint near Westport
• City workers accused of dumping of five dead dogs
• 15 dogs killed after poison thrown into yards
• Missouri troopers looking for missing Texas trucker
• Helicopter crashes near Seattle Space Needle
• KC manslaughter suspect arrested
• Man cited in Tonganoxie's St. Patrick's parade paint tradition
• Missing Texas trucker found at NW Missouri motel
• Erin Andrews and 'that voice' debut on ‘Dancing With the Stars’
• Community calendar
• Around our towns
• Residents in rural area northeast of Sugar Creek balk at city’s plan to annex their land
• State Department shuts down Syrian embassy in DC
• Meeting Monday on Route Y upgrades in Belton area
• Called to make a difference
• Kansas City homicide sergeant’s wife recalls cases in new book
• Bond reduction is denied for KCK homicide suspect
• Parents of Hailey Owens, murdered in Springfield, sue her accused killer
• Driver chasing car crashes into house
• Homicide victim Jamie Newkirk remembered for her joyous outlook
• Former executive assistant gets prison term for embezzlement
• Free day at Kansas City Zoo ends in violence
• NAIA to go Showtime in its quest to make tournament a hot ticket again
• James E. Stowers Jr., founder of American Century and the Stowers Institute, dies
• Here’s a toast to popular Black Dog Coffeehouse
• A very close friend recalls a very big loss
• BuzzChatter Tuesday: GOP aiming for unity on approach to fixing U.S. health care
• Change is coming slowly, surely to Kansas City
• Kansas job growth in 2013 approached Missouri’s
• Cover the kids’ ears: McCaskill, Blunt and Nixon all in KC Wednesday
• Top Kansas judge criticizes bill that would tie judicial changes to funding
• Sen. Claire McCaskill to hold town hall meeting Wednesday in KC
• Letters to the editor
• Eating for life: Pan-seared scallops are elegant but easy to prepare, and good for your heart
• Superman’s admirers may not have seen his Jewish roots, but the Third Reich did
• Northland hoops playoffs: Five things worth a second look
• Missouri boys hoops state preview: Semifinals on deck for Lee’s Summit West boys
• Sporting KC to host Manchester City in July
• Missouri girls hoops state preview: Lee's Summit North seized on early potential
• RIP, ‘Dancin’ Al’ Crosthwait, who, despite his age, never missed a beat
• Kansas City-area housing market was stable in February
• Propane and natural gas industries prepare for next winter
• States move to ban Tesla’s direct manufacturer-to-consumer business model
• Royals shouldn’t pen Danny Duffy to a relief role in the majors
• Yordano Ventura wins final spot in Royals’ rotation
• Royals to posthumously honor Star editor Joe McGuff at home opener
• Yordano Ventura dazzles in Royals’ 6-0 win over Rangers
• K-State hires Blue Springs’ Jeff Mittie as new women’s basketball coach
• Your credit score -- why it matters and how it works
• Get covered, not buried, or burned
• Willie Cauley-Stein of Olathe Northwest excels at defending the middle for Kentucky
• Wichita State’s next possible opponents ready to meet in Dayton
• Video: Blair Kerkhoff on KU's and Wichita State's NCAA openers
• 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
• Drive-through grocery coming to Olathe in April
• Revel, a new traveling bar, brings drinks to customers
• Missouri coach Frank Haith suspends Wes Clark, Shane Rector for NIT game after arrests
• Missouri women’s basketball team to face Creighton in WNIT
• What flowering shrubs would work in this raised bed?
• Where do I find Yukon Gold potato seeds?