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January 9, 2015

• KC Restaurant Week
• The Star’s high school basketball rankings (Jan. 8)
• Kansas education ruling adds to budget stress, says S&P
• Applicants seek to replace Michael Brooks on the Kansas City Council
• U.S. House overwhelmingly approves Keystone XL pipeline
• Chiefs rank seventh in TV ratings despite 15.8 percent decline
• Chiefs take a chance on receiver Da’Rick Rogers
• Chiefs’ Will Shields is Pro Football Hall of Fame finalist
• Sporting KC’s Matt Besler, Jon Kempin receive U.S. national team call-ups
• Kansas City makes bid to host Centennial Cup America soccer event in 2016
• Readers share views on politics, President Obama, drive-by shootings
• The Monday Poll: How should we respond to the terror in Paris?
• Hope for the best from dysfunctional Congress
• Kansas Legislature’s limited agenda: Fix the budget, do no harm
• FYI Book Club: ‘Against Football’ by Steve Almond
• ‘50 Shades of Hay’ tweets: Flirt with us, break up with us
• ‘Uber-rare’ sighting: ivory gull makes first-ever appearance in Missouri
• ‘Fifty Shades of Hay’ is heating up
• France faces two hostage-taking attacks; one on kosher market
• TheChat: Sen. Claire McCaskill warns Republicans not to go too far on Keystone
• Kansas City, Kan., pleads for tips to solve the fatal drive-by shooting of baby
• Police officer shoots bank robbery suspect in downtown Kansas City
• Business owner killed, three suspects injured in robbery-gone-bad at Shawnee gun store
• Cable-Dahmer Auto Group helps increase awareness of dangers of texting while driving
• Porsche 918 Spyder: Automotive haute couture
• Indian Motorcycle dealership owner looks forward to ride-friendly weather
• Hendrick Chevrolet is one of the largest Corvette dealerships in the country
• 1967 VW Fastback: Leavenworth County man has always had a Volkswagen to work on
• New book rescues bloody Paris Commune uprising of 1871 from obscurity
• In new decor trend, beautiful feathers show up in pillow, wall coverings and more
• In ‘The Bishop’s Wife,’ a Mormon leader’s spouse becomes a detective and a champion for women
• Sporting KC renews partnership with affiliate OKC Energy FC
• Madison Duello of Liberty is The Star’s All-Metro volleyball player of the year
• SM East’s Elizabeth Barnickel is The Star’s All-Metro girls tennis player of the year
• Missouri Mavericks will wear ‘Slap Shot’ jerseys when Hanson Brothers are in town
• Coming to a car near you: auto technology at CES
• Kansas City becomes the sixth city with Techweek conference
• Two suspects in Paris newspaper attack elude dragnet
• French security forces kill gunmen, end hostage sieges
• Bobcat trapped in car grille to return to Arizona forest
• County official’s threat to keep name out of newspaper backfires ... badly
• Chainsaws thrown at police chasing robbery suspects
• Police say girl was alive when father tossed off bridge
• Bill Cosby jokes woman should be careful drinking near him
• Critically injured man left in towed car for six hours
• Patricia Cahill renominated by president for public broadcasting post
• Temps to return to near normal in KC this weekend
• Academie Lafayette puts high school plans on hold
• KC’s St. Teresa’s Academy in flap over faces after retouched photos are printed on IDs
• Two killed in KCK accident
• Cass County battalion chief dies from medical emergency
• Kansas City political consultant Pat Gray dies at age 69
• Readorama: Before New York, baseball’s Mike Torrez starred in Topeka
• Winning numbers for Thursday, Jan. 8
• In ‘Tasty,’ author John McQuaid dishes out a brief biography of flavor
• Cynthia Billhartz Gregorian: Fancy, mod fish houses are too cool for school
• Kansas City gets the administrative services center of law firm Littler Mendelson
• Colorado company buys a controlling stake in marijuana tracker Agrisoft
• December employment gain caps best year since 1999
• Macy’s is reorganizing merchandising and marketing and will close a few stores
• The week ahead: Corporate earnings season kicks into gear
• Lon Kruger has his best team at Oklahoma, thanks to defense
• Big 12, Big Eight prominent in College Football Hall of Fame class
• Kansas State-Oklahoma men’s basketball preview
• KU’s Brannen Greene takes aim at free-throw perfection
• KU’s Devonte’ Graham close to returning; Cliff Alexander dealing with back issue
• Kansas-Texas Tech men’s basketball preview
• New soul food restaurant for downtown KC
• JoyceKC: Area restaurant, grocery store updates for Jan. 9
• Missouri’s Keanau Post on a roll as SEC play gets going
• Missouri-Auburn men’s basketball preview
• Mizzou beats LSU 74-67 in OT of SEC hoops opener
• Missouri notes: Montaque Gill-Caesar out with injury against LSU
• Rodrock Development: The new year a strong one for home buying
• Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices adds to success of long-time real estate firm
• New model on One Park Place’s penthouse level unveiled
• K-State miracle architect Bill Snyder gets the call from college football’s hall