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January 20, 2015

• From a robbery widow, a sad perspective
• Donna Ziegenhorn: Huge misperception of Islam requires more understanding
• White House chief of staff takes blame for Paris rally snub
• KC area man who wrote to Obama is among State of the Union guests
• Revenge porn would be banned under legislation introduced in Kansas
• Missouri barbecue buddy to President Obama sits with first lady
• Missouri lawmaker wants to abolish grand jury system
• In a budget move, Kansas plans to delay $300 million in road upkeep
• Bobby Jindal: Muslims form ‘no-go zones’ outside city control
• Delay in paying Kansas public pension liability would cost state an extra $3.7 billion, director says
• Chiefs backup QB Tyler Bray suffers torn ACL in left knee
• Le’Veon Bell, Antonio Brown share 101 Award for AFC offensive player of year
• Beyond the rim: Local craft bartenders find salt is an essential component
• Food of Yore: Fred Harvey’s innovations influenced all the restaurants that followed
• FC Kansas City acquires defender Becca Moros through trade with Portland
• Claudio Bieler, Sporting Kansas City agree to part ways
• LOB ballot question, U.S. torture, foreign policy
• Monday Poll results: How is the Kansas budget strategy playing?
• Bank of Blue Valley promotes senior managers
• Donated decorations make the holidays a bit brighter
• Spin Neapolitan Pizza refreshes menu with items by chef Michael Smith
• You can almost hear the Highlands: Scottish music thrives throughout area
• Bob Sigman: Some better days ahead for the county’s economy
• Matt Keenan: I thought my life was complicated, until I realized I have horse sense
• Snarky in the Suburbs: The moms recruiting school volunteers are stalking me — and vice versa
• Muslim man who saved lives at Paris grocery gets citizenship
• TheChat: On King Day, all eyes turn to Ferguson
• Missouri senator pushing Medicaid expansion for veterans
• President Barack Obama’s job approval back to 50 percent — in one poll, at least
• Victim dies in Monday’s shooting in Kansas City
• Suspect in fatal shooting at Shawnee gun store released from hospital
• Suspects arrested after Overland Park bank robbery
• Former Lenexa official sentenced for defrauding the city
• Kansas City man is charged with raping neighbor
• Kansas City police investigate two separate homicides
• Winning numbers for Monday, Jan. 19, 2015
• Susan Vollenweider: Power of words evolves with each generation
• David Knopf: Monument tucked on back road offers lesson on Mormon history
• Emily Parnell: Son’s mistake leads to moral dilemma
• The teen years begin again, at age 10
• Wonderscope fun honors Martin Luther King Jr.
• Former Prairie Village mayor looks to county duties
• Shawnee business services company merges with Arizona firm
• As I See It, MaryAnneMetheny: Now that the stockings are put away, let’s talk about stalking
• Bud Light, Doritos release teasers for Super Bowl XLIX ads
• Two hurt in separate Kansas hunting accidents
• Sporting KC adds forward, defender in final two rounds of MLS SuperDraft
• Former Olathe North High School football star James Franklin dies
• Leawood-based Kinetic Supply buys Brockton Creative
• Star-Lord (Chris Pratt), Captain America (Chris Evans) make super cool Super Bowl bet
• Former Truman standout Becca Jonas named Missouri Valley Conference newcomer of the week
• Fire destroys duplex in Olathe
• Crash closes northbound I-35/I-29 closed after Bond Bridge
• Despite dip in temps, warm weather continues in KC
• The cost of smoking is cheap in Missouri ... relatively
• Shooting death of northwest Missouri infant by his 5-year-old brother will be reviewed
• Man killed in Cass County house fire
• Local astronomer captures image of Comet Lovejoy
• Missing Lee’s Summit man is located and safe
• Police ticket man for eating McDonald’s cheeseburger while driving
• Researchers puzzled by discovery of mysterious 1882 Winchester rifle
• Yale freshman survives 4-story fall from dormitory window
• Bud Selig calls St. Louis best baseball town in America
• Missouri senator wants red-light cameras, license plate scanners banned
• U.S. Supreme Court: Missouri death row inmate deserves hearing
• New Sprouts store aims to reward early shoppers
• Boomers’ retirement will hit hard, and many businesses say they aren’t prepared
• Some KC law firms wonder if recruitment was economic development or raid on existing business
• Kansas City Power & Light will stop using coal at some of its generating units
• Historic Interstate Building downtown will be converted into a Holiday Inn Express
• KC Fed, preparing to add up to 200 technology jobs, will hold an open house Jan. 29
• H&R Block becomes a promotional partner with the NBA
• Investment firm Clearview Capital buys Mission-based Xact Data Discovery
• Three Kansas City health clinics get medical records grant
• Royals single-game tickets on sale Feb. 27
• The Money Corner: Couponing 102 – intermediate to advanced
• Replay: Updates, stats from Tuesday night’s Kansas State-Iowa State game
• Kansas rallies to beat Oklahoma 85-78, tie for Big 12 lead
• KU notes: Coach Bill Self hopes President Obama will meet with team
• MU’s Mike Alden says full cost of student-athlete attendance will cost Tigers $1 million
• Architect for MU’s new softball stadium ready to go before curators
• Annual report sees bright future in 2015 for Kansas City
• Police: Teen stabs burglar in Kansas home