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March 21, 2014

• Ned Yost on a confusing split-squad day: ‘My RAM space in my hard drive is full’
• After squirrels moved out, textile artist Debra Smith moved in to West Side home
• Sporting Kansas City not worried about scoring woes
• High school results - March 21
• Trouble at the zoo, longboards, Medicare restrictions
• 25 years later, Exxon Valdez oil spill still clings to lives, habitats
• University of Kansas gets $1 million donation
• Kansas Senate committee votes against renewable energy standards
• Kansas City man accused of attacking Philadelphia's computer system
• When a trucker goes missing, other drivers join the search
• Dozens involved in St. Louis fight
• Kansas House bill seeks $10,000 pay raise for lawmakers
• Kim Kardashian, Kanye West stun on Vogue cover
• Jennifer Nettles shows a Midland crowd her diverse music roots
• Four from Missouri and Kansas face identity fraud charges
• Charge filed in Kansas City arson
• Range fire in Lyon County burns 4,000 acres
• Missouri law enforcement officials want special gun dockets for courts
• Kansas City homicide victim identified
• Broadway to get center turn lane in downtown KC
• Kansas City students heading to Singapore as investment research champions
• Charter school provision to be tossed from Kansas funding bill
• Education board endorses Missouri plan for struggling schools
• Chiefs sign cornerback Chris Owens, release Brandon Moore
• Missouri urban crime summit report released
• In Gardner, a big mess for a growing school district
• Questions still unanswered about U.S. Border Patrol’s killing of 16-year-old
• BuzzChatter Friday: Gay group restrains itself in reacting to Phelps death
• Final three cities pitch the GOP on the 2016 convo
• McConwell leaning toward run for JoCo Commission
• 2014 Chevrolet SS
• KC animal shelter gets so many drop-offs you’ll now need to call ahead
• Lee’s Summit West boys end season with victory in third-place game
• KU’s Jamari Traylor has come a long way in more ways than one
• Hey, Hollywood, Princess Tiger Lily shouldn’t be lily white
• What to do when a heavy LED bulb pulls down a ceiling fixture
• The father of modern espionage
• The light bulb test: How best to use today’s energy-efficient choices in the house
• Crack the code of credibility
• Shrimp prices a big pain for Red Lobster
• A birthday present gone awry is a gift card lesson
• The week ahead in business
• Walk-on’s dunk costs K-State a point before game against Kentucky
• Kansas holds off Eastern Kentucky 80-69 in NCAA opener
• KU notebook: Wiggins sets freshman scoring record
• Videos: Breaking down KU's second-half comeback, postgame player interviews
• How should I help this plant transition to spring?
• How can tell if it's invasive honeysuckle?
• Bad start, bad game, good season for K-State Wildcats
• Wildlife officials concerned at attempt to revoke Kansas' endangered species act.
• Kansas State knocked out of NCAA Tournament by Kentucky
• Home runs sink Shields in Royals’ 9-3 loss to Reds
• Starling, Dozier make Cactus League debuts for Royals
• Reds pitcher Aroldis Chapman shares photo showing staples in his head
• Freshman J’den Cox makes Missouri wrestling history, advances to finals
• Missouri guard Shane Rector will return for second round of NIT, Wes Clark still suspended
• 35-0: Wichita State has no problem making history in NCAA opener
• Live NCAA Tournament feed: Kansas, Wichita State win, K-State loses
• Videos: Kentucky players talk about facing unbeaten Wichita State
• Wichita State disrespected? Only the Shockers coach thinks so
• NCAA bracket buzz: Buzz Williams heading to Virginia Tech
• Unlikely source helps Stanford defeat New Mexico in NCAA Tournament
• Hickman Mills product Polly Harrington leads South Dakota to NCAA tourney
• Polished Nail Salon expanding in Power & Light District
• New City Market shop offers traditional household items with a twist