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March 26, 2014

• Hickman Mills progress could turn on school board election
• Sporting KC’s Besler, Zusi selected to national team for April 2 match vs. Mexico
• Three area players among four signees with FC Kansas City
• High school results - March 25
• Obamacare, gender discrimination, gun laws
• Isolated Alaskans push Interior for road through refuge
• Following fiber art, from farm to yarn
• Kansas House to debate privacy for public school student data
• Missouri bill would exempt some 10-year-old cars from sales tax
• Kansas Senate passes bill barring Medicaid expansion
• Missouri executes convicted killer, rapist Jeffrey Ferguson
• Loot from Missouri bank heist found stashed in tree
• Former Missouri bank president sentenced in fraud
• Lawrence approves rental inspection program
• 'Bachelor' winner Nikki Ferrell’s ex-boyfriend tells mag he wants her back
• Southbound I-35 in Kansas City, North, returns to normal following multi-vehicle crash
• Winning $96.5 million Powerball ticket sold in eastern Missouri
• Firefighters sing ‘Let It Go’ to soothe little girl stuck in elevator
• Police sergeant to be released from hospital after suspected drunken driver T-bones squad car
• Preston Wynne’s clutch shot leads Vanguard to NAIA championship
• MidAmerica’s Luke Thomas, Park’s Xavielle Brown earn NAIA honors
• Missouri Senate endorses unemployment change
• About a thousand union members rally at Missouri Capitol against right to work
• Missouri House endorses welfare legislation
• KC area counties are among the healthiest, unhealthiest in their states, new study shows
• Lawrence musician Kawehi's Nirvana cover gets worldwide raves
• Independence police seek information on sex offenses
• KCI bets travelers will like the lottery when tickets are sold in Terminal B
• Man in cave is accused of slashing girlfriend’s face
• Young skateboarder hit by minivan is still in the hospital
• Even as prosecutions rise, Medicare fraud often runs rampant
• Fugitive is arrested after a chance encounter at a Country Club Plaza restaurant
• New Chiefs cornerback Chris Owens feels comfortable with staff, stadium
• Highway Patrol trooper hurt on turnpike remains in critical condition
• Funding for all-day kindergarten in Kansas appears dead
• BuzzChatter Wednesday: McCaskill waxes not so philosophical about her relationship with Hillary
• Missouri candidate filing — by the numbers
• Freedom, Inc. picks up water bond cash
• Judge asked to immediately prohibit same-sex couples from filing joint Missouri tax returns UPDATE with reaction
• Blunt, James to tour West Bottoms site
• Judge says no evidence yet on Hailey Owens murder case
• Performers get a little naughty in Paul Mesner’s adults-only ‘Puppets After Dark’
• James Shields set to pitch in the Royals’ Cactus League finale
• Hip-Hop community honors musician and mentor Joc Max
• Liberty parts manufacturer LMV Automotive will add 166 jobs
• Senior living apartments are planned for the Mission Crossing development
• Missouri auditor criticizes historic tax credit program
• Harrah’s getting a new steak and seafood restaurant
• Kansas State to announce details for $50 million upgrade to football stadium
• Royals reliever Louis Coleman may start season on DL because of finger bruise
• Elbow still pains the Royals’ Omar Infante
• Bruce Chen pummeled as Mariners beat Royals 9-6
• Salvy Perez hit in the head, James Shields roughed up as Royals lose Cactus League finale
• Forbes: Yankees worth MLB-high $2.5 billion; Royals 29th at $490M
• KU’s Andrew Wiggins receives second-team All-America honors from basketball coaches
• Jake Heaps, KU’s senior quarterback, finds familiarity in new offense
• California’s Pizza Studio to enter the market with a KCK restaurant
• Lauren Alexandra shop closing in Northland’s Briarcliff Village
• Stroud’s coming to Overland Park and more retail tenants for Prairiefire
• ‘China Bridges: Living Architecture from China’s Past’