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February 3, 2015

• Northland Classic girls basketball tournament features loaded semifinal field
• Maurice A. Watson: President Obama made a top-notch pick of Loretta Lynch for attorney general
• SM West takes aim on tough stretch in Sunflower League schedule
• Stat that matters most to Olathe North is wins and losses
• Second tournament title a spark for Lincoln Prep boys basketball team
• Dave Helling: Jason Kander faces interesting, difficult decision on running for U.S. Senate
• Olathe 11-year-old is a budding chef who cooks, and donates marrow, for his family
• Kansas House Republicans reject open records expansion
• Chiefs sign defensive end Vaughn Martin
• Chiefs’ Ron Parker hopes to cash in after breakthrough 2014 season
• Unusual iFly skydiving building design draws questions in Overland Park
• Missouri speaker bans lobbyist-funded meals in House committees
• Driver shot on Interstate 49 in Grandview dies
• Merriam police seek thief who took and then abandoned car with 2-year-old inside
• David Knopf: For picky eater, it’s easy enough to delete Spam
• Susan Vollenweider: The last routine morning
• Letters to the editor
• Eating for life: Citrus salad packs a wallop of vitamin C, phytonutrients
• Susan Vollenweider: The last routine morning
• Merriam plans on using public art to help define a sense of place
• Matt Keenan: Blame the inclusiveness bug for birthday extravaganzas
• Snarky in the Suburbs: Bragging parents aren’t doing themselves — or their kids — any favors
• Baylor’s recruiting pitch: The (false) promise of In-N-Out Burger and other businesses
• A day of vegan dining provides plenty of tasty dishes
• Johnson County housing market cools
• Boy, 4, hurt in house fire
• The way to your Valentine’s heart may go through her mom
• Missouri woman waives right to jury in doorbell prank kidnapping case
• TheChat: Scott Walker is a man on the rise
• Boy on bicycle struck on U.S. 40
• Monday Poll results: Move it, Hillary Clinton, and no prime time for Claire McCaskill
• Snarky in the Suburbs: Traversing a literary minefield
• Steve Rose: Purchase of iconic King Louie might still be a bargain
• Emily Parnell: Despite an influx of cash, education’s top resource is the one most in jeopardy
• Readers share views on Medicaid expansion, Gov. Sam Brownback and campaign financing
• Keep Amtrak passenger service rolling in Missouri
• In the Kansas school funding debate, leave Sumner Academy’s piano alone
• Matt Keenan: Blame the inclusiveness bug for birthday extravaganzas
• Editorial: Who pays for new Metcalf South project?
• Eat for Life recipe: Citrus salad packs a wallop of vitamin C, phytonutrients
• Business briefs: Moody’s issues stable financial outlook for OP convention hotel
• Letters: Brownback, how smart is President Obama?
• KC Road Works: U.S. 40 at Lee’s Summit Road to be constricted for a year
• Siblings plead guilty to Excelsior Springs bank robbery
• Overland Park’s Upper Crust Pie Bakery serves sweet slices of nostalgia
• Updated: Up to 2 inches of snow, arctic cold are expected in KC
• Kansas lawmakers take up bill cutting school funding by $40 million
• Rick Santorum, Kelly Ayotte headline Missouri GOP Lincoln Days gathering in KC
• Breakfast smoothie is a balanced, adventurous blend
• Lance Armstrong partied, hit parked cars, blamed girlfriend, police say
• Football team in Mexico has uniforms that are similar to Mizzou’s
• Danedri Herbert: Lessons from ‘American Sniper’
• OP planning commission to look at bike network next week
• Kansas City man to receive new trial in killing of woman
• Money -- $200,000 and rising -- pours in for man who walks 21 miles to work
• Purported Islamic State video shows Jordan pilot burned to death
• Winning numbers for Monday, Feb. 2, 2015
• ‘Go Set a Watchman,’ Harper Lee’s second novel, to be published in July
• Ford will add 900 workers at Claycomo plant to build the F-150 truck
• Waddell & Reed Financial reports a profit increase
• Women in science, technology, engineering and math seek 1 million mentors
• Standard & Poor’s announces $1.37 billion settlement with prosecutors
• Cuisine of India adds to Barry Road’s restaurant row
• Staples, Office Depot shares surge on report of merger talks
• Monogram Shop in Overland Park provides all things personal
• Missouri wins $21.5 million settlement from S&P for ratings
• Kansas City area nonprofits win health grants
• Automakers report big January U.S. sales
• FishNet, Accuvant deal is done
• Cuisine of India adds to Barry Road’s restaurant row
• Study: College completion gap between rich, poor widens
• Missouri state treasurer to lead national pension group
• Workers with wintry jobs bundle up and get it done
• Coke bets on ‘premium milk’ to boost declining soda sales
• The Money Corner: Prepping for your spring garden
• Microchips set to take over U.S. credit cards this year
• Kansas State football outlook for National Signing Day
• Kansas State expects another close basketball game with Texas Tech
• Kansas State-Texas Tech men’s basketball preview
• Kansas State football team may have found hidden gem in Horton’s Trey Dishon
• Missouri football outlook for National Signing Day
• Missouri-Alabama men’s basketball preview
• Missouri expected to add six wide receivers on signing day
• Missouri announces two-game football series with Eastern Michigan
• Kansas football outlook for National Signing Day
• Kansas beats Iowa State 89-76 to lengthen Big 12 lead
• KU notes: Bill Self stays cautious concerning Big 12 race
• Could Iowa State become KU’s Mizzou in basketball?
• Jayhawks show again that playing in Allen usually means a victory
• Brookside’s former Hallmark space filling up
• Overland Park yoga studio expands with coffee lounge
• The tried and true and some things new