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January 28, 2015

• 10 Years, Countless Covers—Editor Zim Loy Picks Her Favorites
• Kansas City hopes to replace deteriorating Chouteau Courts housing project
• Lily Tomlin will play the Kauffman Center
• Kansas GOP leaders see need for quick budget fix
• President Obama will drop proposal to end 529 college savings plans
• Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback seeks incentives to attract people to urban areas
• Palin inadverently raises $25,000 for pro-Hillary Clinton group
• Michelle Obama forgoes headscarf in Saudi Arabia
• Kansas lawmakers move to block local gun regulations
• Rick Perry: Felony case won’t delay presidential preparations
• How excited are you about the return of baseball and the Royals? Tell us!
• Former Chiefs teammates say Will Shields deserves spot in Hall of Fame
• Time change for Fairfax Bridge detonation
• Schweich officially in governor’s race
• Former Kansas City Wizards coach Bob Gansler recovering after stroke
• Former Kansas fire chief receives probation for theft
• Fugitive ‘Ship of Gold’ treasure hunter arrested after two years on the lam
• KC Engineering Zone opens doors for students and stirs hope for the industry
• UPS driver chucks box, urinates on house ... with video
• Magnitude 3.0 earthquake shakes central Oklahoma
• Cat crawls back from grave after being hit by car
• 209,000 Missourians sign up for health care on federal exchange
• KC police investigate woman’s death
• Near record warmth expected Wednesday for the KC area
• Former Mizzou tackle Justin Britt brings grit to Seahawks offensive line
• Missouri state auditor Tom Schweich plans 'major announcement' Thursday in KC
• Corps to drop Pomme de Terre level to kill zebra mussels
• Rhode Island school announces snow day to ‘Let It Go’ tune
• Former chiropractor sentenced for Medicare fraud
• Super Bowl notes: Patriots owner Robert Kraft fires back at the Seahawks’ Richard Sherman
• Patriots’ Rob Gronkowski is the new generation of tight end
• Seahawks’ Marshawn Lynch intends to be heard from in the Super Bowl
• Gift will help build portal connecting Science City and the Gottlieb Planetarium
• Former Missouri Scout leader gets 20 years for child porn
• TheChat: House Speaker John Diehl talks about country club hearings
• Wrongful death lawsuit is filed in crash that killed Overland Park man
• Details revealed of Kansas City man’s harrowing kidnapping and escape
• Blinded dog Roadrunner’s recovery has been ‘amazing’
• Northland man is convicted of sexually abusing two girls
• Budweiser’s Super Bowl commercial aims to tug at your heartstrings
• Baseball Prospectus projects Royals will finish 72-90
• Royals put new spin on bobbleheads for summer giveaways
• No injuries after school bus is struck by gunfire in Kansas City
• Winning numbers for Tuesday, Jan. 27
• Missouri and Kansas focus on reducing unemployment benefit weeks
• Sprint returns to the Super Bowl commercial lineup with an ‘apology’ ad
• Women’s group digs into Missouri data to advocate for pay and child care
• Bukaty Companies acquires two Denver area financial firms
• Bats buys Hotspot FX currency-trading platform for $365 million
• UMB Financial reports a 22.3 percent drop in fourth-quarter earnings
• Lenexa’s Bats Global Markets will buy currency market Hotspot FX
• Kansas State’s Nino Williams recovering from ‘minor’ injury to left knee
• No. 17 West Virginia uses suffocating defense to beat Kansas State 65-59
• K-State notes: Malek Harris gets more playing time because of injury to Nino Williams
• Missouri believes it will be more competitive in rematch with No. 1 Kentucky
• Missouri-Kentucky men’s basketball preview
• Olathe North senior tight end Josh Moore no longer headed to Kansas football team
• One year after uncertain future, Devonte’ Graham enjoying life as KU point guard
• Chipotle’s Pizzeria Locale is coming to Waldo
• KC makes ‘best cities for singles’ list
• You can apply now to be a Kansas master naturalist
• Kansas teen arrested after bomb threat causes evacuations