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January 30, 2015

• High School results - January 29
• Blue Valley North gets victory over BV Northwest
• Shawnee Mission South turns clock back to Greg Gurley’s biggest moment as a Raider
• High School results - January 30
• Blue Springs South uses defense to stay unbeaten in 67-51 win against rival Blue Springs
• Secretary of State Kander pondering U.S. Senate run in Missouri
• Mitt Romney won’t run for president in 2016
• Former Klan leader David Duke considers run for Congress
• Key Romney donors, longtime staffer, moving toward Bush
• UMKC Bloch School submitted false data for rankings, but results might not have changed, auditors say
• Royals game promotions for 2015 season
• Scenes from Royals FanFest 2015
• Chiefs’ CEO Clark Hunt favors expansion of playoffs and replay
• Skid-resistant pavement will be tested on I-29 ramp
• World Series afterglow draws thousands downtown to Royals’ FanFest
• Mazda’s Drive for Good program sees donations rise by almost 80 percent
• With Volkswagens, diesel engines provide a high-mileage, reliable option
• Pedestrian killed on Southwest Trafficway
• Sporting KC set to open preseason schedule Saturday against Portland
• Springfield, Mo., area rallies around wounded officer from Blue Springs
• Kansas City, Kan., man is suspected in Lawrence shooting
• Poison oak breaks out at Shawnee Mission West play, but shows are not scratched
• Police investigate highway shooting in Grandview that injured two men
• Readers share views on Fox News, hunger and wounded warriors
• Former K-State star Jordy Nelson got onstage with Brad Paisley
• Mizzou saw bump in attendance after letter from Kim Anderson to students
• ‘Fifty Shades of Hay’: Here’s the shocking truth about our zillionaire cowboy hero
• Tiger Woods quotes Marshawn Lynch after worst round of his career
• Minuteman border-watch member sentenced for pointing gun at deputy
• Grade-school students forced to drop pants after feces found in gym
• Sporting KC hires former keeper Andy Gruenebaum as new TV color commentator
• Playwright Carson Kreitzer lassos surprising corners of the universe
• Yellow Labrador credited with saving Missouri girl’s life
• Boy in Roeland Park reports being followed and videotaped
• Snow likely this weekend in KC, but amount depends on temps
• Goodell reflects on ‘tough year,’ expounds on Deflategate, other topics
• 2015 BMW X4: A coupe for all seasons
• Among the many Yukon customers at Randy Reed Buick GMC is Chiefs linebacker
• 1952 Mercedes-Benz 170Sb: Steve Edwards has owned his Mercedes-Benz since high school
• Rockhurst Hawklets take victory over SM East Lancers
• Car strikes four high school students in Kansas City, Kan.
• Kansas City, Kan., man pleads guilty in traffic death of woman
• Kansas and Missouri lawmakers push bills to restrict gun possession
• KC Zoo announces chimp pregnancy
• Capitol Watch: An appetite for trouble in the Missouri and Kansas legislatures
• Who is behind Deflategate? Matt Damon, Ben Affleck and John Krasinski take ‘credit’
• Darrelle Revis finally gets to the Super Bowl with the Patriots
• Family of 10-year-old shooting victim in Kansas City, Kan., calls for justice
• The Star’s high school basketball rankings (Jan. 30)
• Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City has a new CEO
• Olathe Medical Center unveils big expansion plans
• Free tax preparation offices open Monday
• ArtsKC establishes an ambitious fundraising goal of $500,000
• Area homebuilders turn in their best results since 2007
• First-time Super Bowl advertisers hope to score lots of points
• KCI passenger traffic climbed 3 percent in 2014
• U.S. consumer sentiment at highest level since 2004
• Credit managers’ economic outlook improves
• Economy slows to 2.6 percent growth in fourth quarter
• ‘First Bad Man’ is about a very odd woman
• Spa-like bathrooms are an oasis of calm
• Quest to find remains of ‘Don Quixote’ author Miguel de Cervantes may be fulfilled
• Winning numbers for Friday, Jan. 30
• Readorama: TV reporter turns to research to quell pregnancy fears
• FanFest notebook: Hosmer says Gordon would have been out
• Remaining a Royal was a priority for pitcher Luke Hochevar
• The week ahead: January employment numbers will be released
• Topeka police seek man suspected of lighting girl’s hair on fire
• Kansas foster dad gets three years for death of girl left in hot car
• ACLU protests program for male high school students in Lawrence
• Kansas jailer gets probation for sex with inmates
• Kansas-Kansas State men’s basketball preview
• Playing hard important to every Big 12 team, but most important to Kansas State
• KU coach Bill Self on three years of not playing Missouri: ‘It hasn’t been great’
• KU hopes Jamari Traylor’s energy is contagious
• UMKC has three-game win streak snapped by Grand Canyon
• Missouri football lands Ladue defensive end prospect Nate Howard
• Emotional Mike Alden says it was the right time to leave as Mizzou athletic director
• Missouri’s Ryan Rosburg makes most of opportunity against Kentucky
• Missouri-Mississippi men’s basketball preview
• Chapel Hill features vast selection of affordable, upscale homes
• Reduced prices on remaining Raintree Lake Villas homes
• Why community matters at Loch Lloyd
• Limestone Road Townhomes a Grand Award winner
• Cates Auction selling historic home at absolute auction