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March 19, 2014

• Sign up for affordable health coverage by March 31
• Sen. Claire McCaskill brings ‘Main Street Tour’ to UMKC
• Kansas City region to receive $1 million in terrorsim-response funds
• Kansas City has dreams of transforming little-used Washington Square Park
• Omar Infante still a concern heading into season
• Sporting KC loses big to Cruz Azul, ending hopes of CONCACAF Champions League title
• Social Security flaws, zoo ID, logic of liberals
• Kansas legislators consider raising limits on injury lawsuits
• Nixon’s signature could make oral chemotherapy more affordable
• Financial literacy bill advancing in Kansas House
• Missouri DWI checkpoint yields 10 meth arrests
• Lorde sayeth: Kiss a Westboro Baptist Church protester at my KC concert
• Little girl vs. grown man chasing ball at Royals game: Man wins
• Septic tank murder suspect pleads guilty in drug case
• Kansas, Arizona prevail in voter citizenship lawsuit
• Man robbed, beaten with his own cane
• Police: Bank robbery suspect shoots himself in the head
• Fire started in KC home burglary
• Fourth suspect charged in KC homicide
• Judge says consumer protections apply in payday lending case
• Two indicted in 2012 KC bank robbery
• Bank robbed in Raytown
• KC man faces child sex charges
• Ideas are floated to make the Kansas City Zoo safer
• Two highway shootings 10 minutes apart are reported in eastern Jackson County
• ‘Chicken from hell’ dinosaur gets a proper name
• Kansas House approves financial literacy bill
• Updates to the search for missing Malaysian Airlines flight #MH370
• Group with ties to Brownback airing ads on governor’s behalf
• Buzz Chatter: Republicans feeling mighty gooood these days
• McCaskill offers live video of town hall
• Councilwoman takes job with KCP&L
• Group says Missouri schools underfunded by $656 million this year UPDATED
• New television ads are rekindling the ‘border war’
• Kansas can require proof of citizenship for voters in federal elections, judge rules
• ‘Royals’ singer Lorde is a teen phenom, but how long can she reign?
• Mature Lee’s Summit West boys, Lee’s Summit North girls ready for state semifinals
• High school basketball schedule - March 19
• 91-year-old woman in Lawrence resists developer
• A new barbecue for 39th Street’s restaurant row
• Cinder Block Brewery now offering ciders
• Cinder Block Brewery now offering ciders
• U.S. pay TV subscriptions fall for the first time as streaming gains
• Bruce Weber has found Manhappiness at Kansas State
• KU’s Andrew Wiggins makes throwing down lob passes look easy
• What was that minature purple plant for full sun?
• Whole Foods hopes to stock shelves with Kansas products
• Belting more extra-base hits for Royals ranks high on Billy Butler’s agenda
• Reds pitcher suffers facial fracture after being hit by line drive off bat of Royals' Perez
• Royals decide pitcher Danny Duffy will succeed or fail on the big-league level
• Missouri’s L’Damian Washington seeks more vindication
• Missouri to host Southern Mississippi on Sunday in second round of NIT
• Olathe East’s Tyler Kalinoski comes back to Midwest
• Wichita State is an outsider among big names in Midwest Regional
• Kansas coach Bill Self confirms Joel Embiid won’t play in St. Louis
• And they’re off! NCAA tourney begins with first Round of 64 games
• Patience paid off for Stephen F. Austin’s Brad Underwood
• Cinder Block Brewery now offering ciders
• Poetry and more coming to new Crossroads venue, the Vibe