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March 7, 2014

• Kansas officials are working for a level playing field to resolve the ‘Border War’
• Joco notebook: BV West baseball team 13th best in nation; new football coach at BV North, etc.
• Rand Paul to GOP rivals: Sell your own ideas and stop mischaracterizing mine
• Koch representatives respond to U.S. Senate majority leader’s recent attacks
• Changing America: Gay marriage finds support at conservatives meeting
• Reports detail potential split between Ervin Santana’s agents
• Yordano Ventura makes first Cactus League start vs. Giants
• MLS referees, on-field officials locked out day before season begins
• MLS referees locked out with season about to start
• Eric Kronberg takes over as Sporting KC's goalie
• High school results - Mar. 7
• Truman girls turn tables on Kearney
• Travel by rail, credit card security, evolution debate
• Network After Work: March 6
• Greater KC Int'l Auto Show
• 2014 KC Gem & Mineral Show
• Firefighter injured battling Kansas City, Kan., house fire
• KC police ID man shot in Northeast area
• NTSB to hold safety forum on crude oil, ethanol shipments by rail
• Olathe man guilty in attempted murder of firefighters
• Nothing suspicious found in search of plane at KCI
• Wichita State rolls into Valley tourney quarterfinals with 80-58 win over Evansville
• Kansas City woman stabbed in neck stabs back
• Two Sprint network executives will leave the company
• Man charged with arson in Overland Park apartment fire
• In unusual tactic, Miranda rights were read to Daisy Coleman in Maryville case
• Kansas City union official faces charges in Florida assault
• We’ll never know why Rust never sleeps in ‘True Detective’
• Texas man accused of soliciting underage Kansas City girls
• Missouri House panel endorses federal gun law nullification bill
• 54th Street Grill manager reports armed robbery
• Intruder points gun at baby’s head inside south KC apartment
• Two-alarm fire damages Kansas City, Kan., hotel
• Law firm defends Gardner Edgerton school board attorney against complaint
• Saving the bee: Local woman comes to rescue of longtime spelling competition
• MU plan from 2008 suggested demolishing apartment complex where firefighter died
• Two charged in the case of infant found dead in cave near the University of Central Missouri
• Drunken driver is sentenced to nine years in MoDOT worker’s death
• Man sentenced to 20 years in homeless murder
• Gina Kaufmann returning to KCUR-FM to host ‘Central Standard’
• ‘The Bachelor’ finale with KC’s Nikki Ferrell is Monday
• Senate Intelligence panel staffers took secret CIA papers years before agency discovered them missing
• Border Patrol tells agents to retreat from rock throwers, not shoot
• Brownback tries to anticipate Friday’s Supreme Court ruling on school funding
• Gov. Sam Brownback emerges as a short-term winner in school funding ruling
• Kansas Supreme Court: Change school aid formula and study whether to spend more
• Sprint CEO Dan Hesse had a $49 million payday last year
• Lee’s Summit poet creates layers of meanings
• High school results - Mar. 6
• Lee’s Summit wins gritty district championship game against Blue Springs South
• Northern Illinois safety Jimmie Ward impresses at pro day
• Fort Osage wins third straight district championship
• Barbie isn’t ‘normal,’ but neither is Lammily, the so-called Normal Barbie
• The week ahead in business
• Omari Lawrence leaves impression on K-State hoops heading into senior day
• Kansas State-Baylor basketball preview
• Kansas’ Wiggins makes his return to the Mountain State
• Kansas-West Virginia basketball preview
• Royals’ Luke Hochevar to have Tommy John surgery
• Yordano Ventura gives up two runs, strikes out two in Royals 5-0 loss to Giants
• Royals release pitcher Brad Penny after he breaks non-throwing hand
• Missouri-Tennessee basketball preview
• For Missouri, a lot riding on game against Tennessee
• Sprint confirms pending departures of two network executives
• KC’s inspection agency cites excellence in food establishment safety
• McDonald’s to open on former Houlihan’s site in Overland Park