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March 6, 2014

• Kansas lawmakers consider loosening liquor laws
• Senators block bill to remove sex assault cases from military chain of command
• Royals offer support for Hochevar as he faces Tommy John surgery
• Alcides Escobar and Omar Infante set to team together in Royals infield Friday
• Sporting prepares for a spate of games to start the season
• High school results - March 5
• Find summer camps for your kids in our interactive camp guide
• Networking
• KU Med Center to create multiple sclerosis center
• Missouri Senate panel works on fix for juvenile life sentences
• Three injured in school bus rollover crash
• ‘Murder Ordained’ wife Lorna Anderson released from parole
• Former Missouri State prof charged with taking locker room photos
• Suspect arrested for Overland Park apartment fire
• Man bites man? Johnny Weir skates on charge of chomping his husband
• KCI passenger traffic climbs 1 percent
• Kansas Day: Melissa Etheridge, Janelle Monae appear with Michelle Obama
• Intoxicated 'ice cream junkie' sentenced for stealing frosty treat from Missouri church
• Federal officials warn of lottery and sweepstakes scams
• Warrensburg officials seek clues in infant’s death
• Lawsuit alleges that Power & Light District created disturbances to eject black patrons
• Likely state-record trout pulled from Kill Creek Lake
• Man high on PCP is accused of robbing mail carrier
• GOP pushes bill to limit party switching before Kansas primary elections
• Missouri snow plow driver honored for saving woman’s life
• Missouri sisters accused of stealing 78 hospital gift cards
• Multiple-vehicle crash ties up traffic on the north side of KC’s downtown loop
• KC area firefighter, teacher are finalists in ‘Today Show’ best proposal contest
• Leawood police seeking suspect in assault and thefts
• Wichita State's Marshall threepeats as Missouri Valley coach of year
• Hallmark will transfer some gift wrap manufacturing from England to Leavenworth
• Phone scam uses kidnapping ploy
• Laws in Kansas and Missouri protect women from ‘upskirt’ photos
• Delayed tax season, end of free 1040EZ promotion cut into H&R Block’s work
• Kansas lawmaker files complaint against Gardner Edgerton school board’s attorney
• BuzzChatter Thursday: Gates says Putin is anything but delusional
• Dem gubernatorial candidate Davis: Cost of being a Kansan 'out of control'
• Kansas Supreme Court will hand down school finance decision Friday
• Water, water everywhere but where it’s wanted
• Sexual assault in the military: How They Voted
• Kansas Legislature’s debate on religious protections for gay marriage foes is pushed to 2015
• Lawsuit seeks to force Wyandotte County’s Unified Board of Commissioners to fill vacancy
• Future of Prairie Village’s Homestead Country Club is in jeopardy
• One Kansas City Place has a new investor from California
• Alex Gordon great at the plate as Royals, White Sox tie at 6 in spring training game
• KU among schools to sport Adidas March Madness alternate uniforms
• NFL coaches Jim Harbaugh, Mike McCarthy at Allen Fieldhouse for KU-Texas Tech game
• Tarik Black, Kansas roll over Texas Tech on senior night
• Westport Ale House opens Friday in former Streetside Records building
• KISS co-founders sign Kansas company as Rock & Brews franchisee
• New commercial spaces for 39th & Southwest Trafficway
• Marv’s Original Delicatessen closes in Leawood
• Late heroics from Earnest Ross rally Missouri to 57-56 win over Texas A&M
• Mizzou announces contract extension that raises Gary Pinkel’s salary to $3.1 million per year
• Earnest Ross and Tony Criswell honored on senior night
• I need a good groundcover for a dappled area
• How soon can I put out grass seed?
• New African violet vases -- what works?