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March 10, 2015

• Body found in Leavenworth County identified as KCK woman, 22
• Jacob W. Kipp: Is this a new Cold War or far worse?
• Things We’re Excited About This Weekend—March 13-15
• Things We’re Excited About This Weekend—March 13-15
• Dish With Gish: Hot waffles pop up around the Kansas City area
• Five things to watch at Kansas basketball state tournaments
• Sous vide: Cooking in a vacuum achieves consistent perfection
• Missouri’s Blunt mum on GOP chairman’s future
• Hillary Clinton expected to take questions on emails
• Did 47 U.S. senators commit treason by attempting to sabotage Iran deal?
• GOP plan to overhaul Kansas school aid could move quickly
• Democrats denounce GOP letter to Iran’s leaders
• Block grant plan for Kansas schools moves to the full House
• ‘Permitless carry’ divides gun supporters in Kansas
• Royals reliever Tim Collins to seek second opinion on damaged elbow
• Royals’ Mike Moustakas sees success hitting against the shift
• Chris Young plans to make spring debut for Royals on Friday
• Brandon Finnegan to make Cactus League debut for Royals against White Sox
• Chiefs expected to release wide receiver Dwayne Bowe
• Safety Tyvon Branch, Chiefs agree to contract
• Mom’s closet holds shrineto straightforward, well-built life
• The Fresh Market strives to make the most basic things extraordinary
• De Soto departures bring calls for action
• Shawnee Landing project fades away
• Mission balks at bike trail costs
• De Soto departures bring calls for action
• Hyman Brand student to get National Space Club scholarship
• Monday Poll results: Your views on Hillary Clinton’s use of private email
• Beef and black bean enchiladas are a good source of protein, fiber
• Letters: Meadowbrook redevelopment, Keystone pipeline, Kansas’ troubles
• Heat grows on senators signing letter to Iran UPDATED
• Thieves make big haul in KCK burglary
• Fundraising sites set up for black cook at banned Oklahoma fraternity
• Two OU students expelled over racist video
• Fallout continues at University of Oklahoma over racist frat video
• Establishing relationships will be key for new Mizzou A.D. Mack Rhoades
• Texting woman walks into path of freight train, survives
• Looking to learn, military pays for chimp attack victim’s treatment
• French Olympians among 10 dead in Argentina air crash
• Academie Lafayette and Kansas City Public Schools drop plans for Southwest high school
• Attorneys struggle to keep up with Missouri’s execution pace
• Missouri House gives initial approval to school anti-bullying bill
• For the fifth year in a row, Union Station is in the black
• AT&T cellular service for 911 restored in Cass County
• Denise Snodell: Women of a certain age often don the cloak of invisibility
• Coach plans to stay at Legends Outlets
• Editorial: New apartments will help boost Overland Park
• I-35 isn’t the highway to hell, it is hell itself — at least in Texas
• Readers share views on Gov. Sam Brownback, smoking addiction and bullies
• Emily Parnell: Debating the rules actually helps kids sharpen skills needed as adults
• Tucked into an Overland Park subdivision, Squad 47 is hidden in plain sight
• Johnson County housing market was stable in 2014, data show
• Raymore-Peculiar High School security guard charged with sodomy
• Benefit planned for wounded Wyandotte County deputy
• ‘Women Playing Hamlet’ tries too hard, comes up empty
• Reward increased to $10,000 in southwest Kansas City shooting
• Appeal in Skidmore, Mo., fetal abduction case reveals defense team conflicts
• Restore full funding to Kansas City’s indigent care providers, not just $1 million
• TheChat: Emanuel Cleaver targets cities that use traffic tickets to bolster their budgets
• Funeral will be Saturday for Raymore-Peculiar track athlete Ja’Leel Freeman
• Fire destroys two mobile homes in Claycomo
• Coach pleased with FC Kansas City’s first preseason practice
• Business briefs: Fast Company honors Overland Park financial services firm
• Olathe North High School wind ensemble heads to prestigious national festival
• Even Christian Laettner thinks Duke gets good calls from referees
• Royals catcher Erik Kratz once was a pitchman for turkey bacon
• ‘Paris of the Plains’ video is a love letter to Kansas City
• As I See It: Investing in our children also is an investment in criminal justice
• Lindt & Sprüngli paid $1.6 billion for Russell Stover
• Local developer IAS Partners is buying Metro North Shopping Center
• Federal agency expects gasoline price relief to continue
• Good news for some of us: Other people are quitting jobs
• Number of U.S. job openings hit 14-year high in January
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, March 9
• The Money Corner: Spring break staycation
• White Sox hand Royals first Cactus League defeat, 6-2
• Royals’ Alex Gordon, Omar Infante both feel good after taking batting practice
• Ryan Madson sees game action for first time in two years as he fights for Royals bullpen spot
• Texas, Texas Tech arrive in Kansas City on an uptick
• Team-by-team previews for the Big 12 Tournament
• Three-minute preview: Kansas State men’s basketball vs. TCU
• Marcus Foster regains confidence in time to help Kansas State at Big 12 Tournament
• For many souls, Lent without a tweet is no easy feat
• Kentucky still the favorite in SEC Tournament
• Kentucky’s John Calipari, Arkansas’ Bobby Portis lead All-SEC teams
• UMKC men’s basketball seeks first conference tourney victory since 2007
• UMKC’s Martez Harrison wins WAC player of the year award
• Missouri seeks offseason momentum, offensive production at SEC tourney
• Three-minute preview: Missouri men’s basketball vs. South Carolina
• Big 12 Tournament matches battle-hardened teams