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January 26, 2015

• High School results - January 25
• Eleven-year-old cancer fighter uses disease to inspire others
• Suicide rate climbing in Missouri
• Tax levy down slightly in Jackson County budget
• Missouri audit: $376,000 spent flying commissioners to meetings
• Either warn businesses about tax changes or give them a pass, Missouri lawmakers propose
• Anti-tax Norquist blasts Brownback’s budget for Kansas
• Punk band Dropkick Murphys to Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker: ‘We literally hate you’
• Kansas House committee working on plan to expand Medicaid
• At Koch brothers summit, Rand Paul splits with Cruz, Rubio
• Court records reveal details of deadly shootout at She’s A Pistol in Shawnee
• James Shields remains a free agent, but Royals ‘not sure there’s a fit’ for reunion
• Three KC teens accused of killing eighth-grader Alexis Kane are held without bond
• Wired cats, North Korean hair styles, space gravel and other Frothy Facts
• Flights canceled at KCI as monster snowstorm hits the Northeast
• Imagine Schools Inc. ordered to pay nearly $1 million to now-closed Kansas City charter school
• Letter writers share views on streetcars, President Obama, guns
• 5-year-old twin fire victims upgraded to serious condition
• Massive blizzard forecast for New York, Boston inspires funny tweets
• He did have a G string: Naked violinist sues police over arrest
• KCK fire victim identified
• Pickup truck sought in fatal pedestrian crash in Lenexa
• Richmond, Mo., woman killed in head-on crash that injures 6 others
• Springfield police officer shot; suspect at large
• Police look at suspicious death in KC
• Black Labrador stolen with truck from Brookside street
• FBI uses billboards to seek new leads in 1994 shooting of Missouri trooper
• Missouri owns too many aircraft, auditor claims
• Cloud-free skies likely in Kansas City for viewing of asteroid 2004 BL86
• Seahawks feel at home in University of Phoenix Stadium
• Sex-abuse civil trial to unveil Boy Scout ‘perversion’ files
• Police use of sobriety eye exams is under fire in Missouri
• TheChat: Jay Nixon’s harshest critic finally cuts him some slack
• Authorities identify Independence woman who died in Jan. 12 house fire.
• A ‘new’ KCI also should be convenient
• Dayton Moore, Shane Ray among KC Sports Commission award winners
• Mother accused of killing son, 5, with salt and posting social media updates
• What is Tristan’s secret? You tell us in Chapter 5 of ‘Fifty Shades of Hay’
• Seattle’s Jermaine Kearse could be key to Seahawks’ Super Bowl repeat
• Bears quarterback Jay Cutler can’t handle the pressure (of watching his kids for a couple days)
• Glenwood Arts Theatre closes at Metcalf South, bound for a rebirth nearby
• Device, possibly aerial drone, found on White House grounds
• Planetarium at Union Station returns to ‘live’ sky tours
• Winning lottery numbers for Saturday, Jan. 24, and Sunday, Jan. 25
• Scott M. Dougan: IRA, 401(k) rules have changed for 2015
• KCP&L plans to install 1,001 more chargers for electric cars
• A new name for the Overland Park trade center
• AT&T makes $1.9 billion acquisition in Mexico
• Justin Edwards finds success as Kansas State’s sixth man
• Kansas State-West Virginia men’s basketball preview
• Nino Williams leads Sunflower sweep of Big 12 weekly awards
• Royals announce 23 non-roster invites to spring training
• Billy Butler says he would be ‘more than happy to come back’ to Royals someday
• Defensive line coach Craig Kuligowski to stay with Mizzou
• Missouri Sports Hall of Fame notes: Mizzou well-represented at induction ceremony
• Kansas climbs to No. 9 in AP men’s basketball poll
• KU’s Cliff Alexander named Big 12 newcomer of the week
• Team meeting works for Texas Tech, so Iowa State tries it
• JoyceKC: New Pizza by KU Med, Foo’s reopens in Brookside, Plowboys opening downtown
• Harbor Lake and Lake Meadows offer affordable new homes
• Dennis has some tips for keeping your backyard birds happy
• Sexual assault reports double at the University of Kansas