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March 5, 2014

• Sarah Palin knocks Obama for wearing ‘mom jeans’
• Kansas state wrestling recap: Spotlight shines on area wrestlers
• Water, land and litigation: Lawsuit renews vigorous debate over future of Missouri River
• House votes to curtail flood insurance rate hikes
• Missouri’s official manual is returning to print
• Royals to give John Lamb a start this weekend
• Missouri, Russia, global warming
• Sporting KC Takeoff
• Lori Allen — One error in judgment and an athlete’s future dims
• KC police investigate homicide in vehicle on the East Side
• Truman Heartland foundation will award at least $265,000 in grants this year
• Prosecutors and victims say it’s time to revamp Missouri criminal code
• Opponents fight bill that would limit time for Kansas death penalty appeals
• Sex traffickers targeting middle school students
• Hickman Mills student, 15, missing since Friday, has been found safe
• Food stamp use seen declining with $10.10 minimum wage
• Racy selfies of Nickelodeon's Jennette McCurdy hit Internet: Did NBA ex do it?
• ‘Bachelor’ Juan Pablo Galavis living at home with mom and dad?
• Grandview High student injured during altercation
• KC shooting victim dies
• Union Station ends its fourth year in a row with a seven-digit cash surplus
• Investigators seek answers after University of Central Missouri students find infant’s body
• KC municipal government launches new website
• On the way: Night of the Proms, featuring Michael McDonald, Kenny Loggins and others
• Amos Lee takes friendly Uptown crowd on a stellar musical journey
• Artist reaches his crowdfunding goal to get ‘normal-sized’ Barbies on shelves
• Ferrelview man pleads guilty as part of child porn ring
• Lee’s Summit students don’t want peers to be priced out of prom
• Infant’s body found near University of Central Missouri campus
• Kansas couple waiting to leave Ukraine with four adopted children
• Kansas senate majority leader's wife contests DUI
• Sheriff’s official: Beating suspect comes back for his baseball bat, gets jail
• KC police identify Tuesday homicide victim as Olathe man
• Fire damages Jack Stack restaurant in Crossroads district
• T-Mobile sale to Sprint owner is reportedly less likely in the near term
• Homicide snaps a 30-day quiet spell in Kansas City
• Support for same-sex marriage hits record-high backing
• Texas primary suggests tough path for Kansas GOP challenger
• Letters to the editor
• Poll: Sporting KC’s new striped jersey: Love it or leave it?
• Sporting KC names Matt Besler captain, unveils new secondary jerseys
• High school results - March 4
• Royals lefty pitcher Danny Duffy is hard-wired with resilience
• William Jewell's D'Vante Mosby named Great Lakes Valley Conference freshman of the year
• Mission Woods drops condemnation effort at 1968 Shawnee Mission Parkway
• Fed’s Beige Book sees economic improvement despite the weather
• Bank loans to small businesses are on the rise
• Holy guacamole! Chipotle says ingredients could be limited by global warming
• Five tips to understanding and selecting target date funds
• Royals hope reliever Luke Hochevar can return from elbow injury by the end of May
• Mike Moustakas’ four RBIs lead Royals to 6-5 win over Diamondbacks
• Justin Wesley finds an unexpected role in his time at Kansas
• Texas Tech-Kansas basketball preview
• Cellar & Loft wine shop adds craft beers and pizza
• Wildcats seeking offensive consistency before Big 12 Tournament
• Westport Ale House opens Friday in former Streetside Records building
• Changes coming for BarryWoods Crossing after Boston Market's departure
• Five MU football scholarship players choose not to return to team
• Near the end of a frustrating first season at Missouri, center Keanau Post shows what he can do
• Missouri-Texas A&M basketball preview