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March 24, 2014

• Right to work is wrong for Missouri workers and businesses
• Mayor Sly James to youths: Get involved
• Support and opposition both growing as streetcar court hearing nears
• House passes bill to separate Kansas from Affordable Care Act
• Jackson County pays $1.4 million to five former employees over harassment accusations
• U.S., allies throw Russia out of G-8
• Francisley Bueno is in line for a bullpen spot as the Royals trim their roster
• Royals might keep Omar Infante in Arizona while team travels to Milwaukee
• Fred Phelps, preserving U.S., Pope Francis
• Communiversity’s Wholistic Health Fair
• State's largest wind farm planned in NW Missouri
• Winning $96.5 million Powerball ticket sold in Missouri
• Missouri officials report 20 suspected arson wildfires near Truman Lake
• Advocates for the poor say Missouri sets food stamp barriers
• Mila Kunis reportedly pregnant with fiance Ashton Kutcher’s child
• Tensions remain between legislators, KU
• Community calendar
• Chipman Road to reopen soon
• Hundreds remember James E. Stowers Jr., pay respects
• New Sprint ads feature ‘Framily’ and Andrew Dice Clay as a talking hamster
• On the way, for free: Chvrches, Broods and others
• BuzzChatter Monday: The first lady gives Ping-Pong diplomacy a whirl
• Phelps’ editorial cartoons roll in
• Bridges for free, sort of
• Court ready to hear Hobby Lobby case Tuesday UPDATED
• Video: Mayor Sly James holds town hall meeting with students
• Shopwatch: Finding Westport’s ‘wow factor’ at Colfax
• Even in defeat, Shockers’ final game lived up to hype and then some
• In his book, KC's Mac Lethal dives into hip-hop culture, N-word and all
• Latest words from Sprint chairman Masayoshi Son should set off alarms in KC area
• Downtown KC charter school wins support to double size
• Poor pitching again costs the Royals in 8-2 loss to Rockies
• Video: The Star's Vahe Gregorian talks about KU's loss, Wichita State's season
• Stanford band member punctuates KU's sad day with ... more cowbell!
• Bracket buzz: Fours are wild — again — in the Sweet 16
• Julius Randle powers Kentucky to second-half comeback against Wichita State
• Sports Illustrated: Wichita State assistant Chris Jans headed to Bowling Green
• Tarik Black’s 18 points not enough to get Jayhawks to his hometown of Memphis
• SEC teams crash the Sweet 16 party
• Video: A painful day for basketball fans from the Sunflower State
• Restaurant and grocery store health inspections for March 24
• Maryland company wants to buy part of Brookside district
• Looking for crabgrass preventer without fertilizer