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March 25, 2014

• NAIA men’s hoops: MidAmerica Nazarene finishes with hot streak
• Johnson County area graduates earn elite sports honors
• KC Blues to resume rugby competition on Saturday
• Kansas can strip Planned Parenthood funding, appeals court rules
• A single KCI terminal wouldn’t greatly improve security, federal official says
• Donald Rumsfeld says a ‘trained ape’ could do better than Obama in Afghanistan
• Proposed taxing district for streetcar extensions shrinks
• Gov. Sam Brownback signs Kansas bill to limit political-party switching
• Royals trade minor-league catcher Adam Moore to the Padres
• Royals’ Omar Infante still unsure whether he can play Opening Day
• Royals add reliever Patrick Schuster in hopes of keeping outfielder Carlos Peguero
• Sporting KC waives defender Josh Gardner
• Daylight saving time, conflicting rights, Medicaid expansion
• Heart to Heart International founder to be honored
• Letters to the editor
• Editorial — Mission Gateway faces yet another delay
• If you can move them, these Missouri River bridges could be yours — for free
• Robbers point guns at family, steal electronics in KC home invasion
• Missouri bill would phase out voting machines that don’t make paper trail
• Missouri prepares for Jeffrey Ferguson to be fifth execution in 5 months
• Girl shaves head for pal and is barred for breaking school dress code
• GOP senators vow to block Missouri Medicaid expansion
• Sheriff: Missouri woman accidentally shoots, kills husband
• Missouri lawmakers hear pleas for Medicaid expansion
• MidAmerica Nazarene falls short on last-second shot in NAIA semifinals
• Preston Wynne leads Vanguard (Calif.) to first NAIA title game
• Brownback happy with Kansas school bill progress
• Pat Robertson suggests woman's atheism was caused by rape or abuse
• Nick Cannon criticized for his ‘whiteface’ Instagram photo
• Prosecutors accuse man in KC stabbing, neck slashing
• Two workers killed in collapse of cellphone tower
• Science Fair winners from Jackson and Cass counties
• Kansas City school bus avoiding dog in street gets rear-ended by second bus
• Former IRS worker charged in KC fraud scheme
• Man is accused of attacking victim, then trying to put him into a car trunk
• Ex-Fugees singer Lauryn Hill to perform June 16 at the Uptown Theater
• Man found dead after car is driven into Lake Jacomo was a child porn suspect
• John X. Watson will join Hallmark as Gold Crown leader
• Juvenile charges filed after disturbance at the Kansas City Zoo
• Three-year-old boy is found wandering the streets alone
• Buffalo Bills owner and ‘Foolish Club’ member Ralph Wilson Jr. dies at 95
• Gwyneth Paltrow, Chris Martin announce 'conscious uncoupling'
• Kansas singer Kaleigh Glanton moves to the next round of ‘The Voice’
• BuzzChatter Tuesday: Boehner seeks to lobby Supreme Court on Hobby Loby case
• Baumgardner to run for Apple’s Senate seat
• Maybe we miss the real conflict
• Been there, done that? Not Bob Johnson
• Missouri auditor criticizes historic tax credit program
• Court takes up contraception cases
• Schweich faces no Democratic opposition in 2014 election
• Kansas Senate gives approval to bill ending renewable energy standards
• Swish! Gwyneth Paltrow and Shailene Woodley bring attention to ‘oil pulling’ trend
• Andy Reid says Eric Fisher will be the Chiefs’ left tackle in 2014
• Letters to the Editor
• Zoo incident incites the racists among us
• Missouri boys state basketball recap: Buoyed by third-place finish, Titans look ahead
• Missouri girls state basketball recap: Experience of season was 'real answer' for Broncos
• Ministering to millennials
• High school results - March 24
• Grain Valley hires David Allie to take over football program
• Construction contracts decline in KC area in February
• Act differently for affordable care
• Side-by-side treats for the palate on 39th Street
• Shaq, Grant Hill get the call for the college basketball hall of fame
• Comcast, Time Warner Cable get low marks in Consumer Reports survey
• Misuse of ‘e-juice’ for electronic cigarettes can be deadly
• Blue Springs’ Jeff Mittie confident he can turn around K-State women’s basketball
• AP: Dodgers surpass Yankees for baseball’s top payroll, Royals 19th
• Video: The Star's Andy McCullough on Royals' pitching concerns, Infante's elbow
• Royals hope pitcher Jeremy Guthrie can match last year’s production
• KU’s Wayne Selden says he’ll return for sophomore year
• A healthy Joel Embiid could have extended KU’s tourney run
• Spin pizza to open on University of Central Missouri campus
• Stroud’s to open restaurant in south Overland Park
• Roller coaster temperatures: Here we go again
• Make plans to attend the Healthy Yards Expo
• Reseeding an NCAA Sweet 16 devoid of KC-area teams