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January 2, 2015

• Kansas faces stream of cyber threats, official says
• Obscure state law pushes the Independence courthouse expansion forward
• Olathe woman killed in head-on crash with semi on icy Kansas highway
• Missouri lawmaker pushes for school health clinics
• What if Hillary Clinton doesn’t run for president?
• Chiefs’ Justin Houston voted first-team NFL All-Pro
• Alex Smith is positioned to be the Chiefs’ quarterback for 2015 and beyond
• Chiefs’ Chris Ballard will interview for Chicago Bears’ vacant general manager job
• Five FC Kansas City players to train with U.S. national team
• Instead of defying a national trend, Missouri could lead by ending the death penalty
• Readers share thoughts on marijuana, the minimum wage and violence
• Major study underway of America’s bereaved military families
• ‘Fifty Shades of Hay’: Help us brighten up the ‘Grey’ with a weekly romantic parody
• TheChat: Jeb Bush takes another step as he gears up for 2016
• Nixon picks Phil Snowden for UM Board of Curators
• Man is charged with rape of 67-year-old Grandview woman
• KCK police investigating first homicide of 2015
• Robbery suspect arrested after chase had bag of money in pants, roll of quarters in shoe, police say
• Crossley Ford helps Midwest Animal ResQ by donating van, and more
• This Grand Sport replica is a piece of craftsmanship
• Overland Park Jeep Dodge Ram Chrysler owner enjoys knowing generations of customers
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• 2015 GMC Canyon
• Winning numbers for Thursday, Jan. 1
• ‘Almost Famous Women’ resurrects gutsy personalities on the fringes of fame
• Lee's Summit senior Drew Lock to play in U.S. Army All-American Bowl on Saturday on NBC
• Jameis Winston falls, fumbles and the best moment of 2015 is born
• SEC West takes a beating in public perception
• Mizzou’s Maty Mauk exasperates, exhilarates ... and keeps MU winning
• Georgia police chief says he accidentally shot his wife
• Three men see snout, free moose buried in avalanche
• Sen. Harry Reid suffers broken ribs, bones in accident
• Father-son crime spree leaves two dead, three wounded
• 50 to 100 vehicles caught in New Hampshire highway pileup
• Police chief said he shot wife while moving gun in bed
• Families in distress get help to keep their children in school
• Kansas City man killed in New Year’s Day crash
• Tiny device and lots of teamwork save Olathe leukemia patient’s sight
• Stuff of Life: What’s hot in 2015 home decor? Wallpaper, spa baths and cultural mixes
• Readorama: Baghdad-born poet Dunya Mikhail to read in Kansas City
• Lenexa’s Digital Ally arms police departments with body and dash cameras
• GM is recalling more vehicles
• KCP&L seeks a 12.5 percent rate increase for its Kansas customers
• Three Country Club Plaza stores will be closing in January
• Midwest manufacturing picks up pace amid slower growth nationally
• Experts predict that Wichita jet sales will take off
• Fast-food resolution: Transform junk food image
• Baker football team endured injuries, a death and coach’s cancer treatments
• KanCare company counters lawsuit accusing it of unethical behavior
• Twin Creeks in the Northland appears to be Kansas City’s next major growth area
• Replay: Tweets from Friday’s Kansas State-UCLA Alamo Bowl game
• Kansas State-Oklahoma State men’s basketball preview
• After home losses, Kansas State basketball tries its luck on the road
• Alamo Bowl preview: K-State vs. UCLA
• Kansas wide receiver Nigel King to enter NFL Draft
• Close not good enough for Missouri coach Kim Anderson
• Missouri-Lipscomb men’s basketball preview
• MU’s Harold Brantley lobbies for more carries after successful fake punt
• Game report: No. 16 Missouri 33, Minnesota 17
• Bottom’s up in Big 12 basketball as conference season opens
• UMKC-Miami (Ohio) men’s basketball preview
• Winterset’s 24-year legacy continues
• Families share their favorites in Rodrock Developments
• Reduced prices on remaining new homes in Raintree Lake Villas
• Getting out of Dodge: Kansas among top 10 states people left in 2014