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March 11, 2015

• Basehor-Linwood overcomes early jitters, wins Kansas 4A DI state opener by 25 points
• Lee’s Summit West girls pull away in second half, defeat Truman in sectional
• Third-quarter domination propels Leavenworth girls to Kansas 5A semifinals
• Defense down the stretch sparks Bishop Miege boys to victory
• Third-quarter surge propels BV Southwest girls to 10-point victory
• Lawrence senior returns with a flair in Lions’ Kansas 6A quarterfinal boys victory
• Five things to watch at Kansas high school boys basketall state tournaments
• Five things to watch at Kansas high school girls basketball state tournaments
• Kansas bowling state recap: Olathe Northwest senior third in Class 6A
• Blue Springs South boys win sectional, aim to snap winless streak in quarterfinals
• Barstow takes aim at state title and Class 5 boys teams to meet in sectionals
• Park Hill South boys seize control down stretch, defeat Liberty North in Class 5 sectional
• St. Thomas Aquinas girls win opener at Kansas 5A basketball state tournament
• SM North boys win, earn rematch with Lawrence in Kansas 6A state semifinals
• Liberty junior scores 26 points, including her 1,000th career point, in sectional victory
• Missouri Class 5 girls basketball sectional preview
• Olathe East boys defeat Olathe North, advance to Class 6A state semifinals
• 12-1 second-half run gives Rockhurst momentum in sectional win over Lee’s Summit
• Child advocates want to halt production of interactive Hello Barbie doll
• Kerry on GOP letter to Iran: ‘Utter disbelief’
• About half of Kansans on federal insurance exchange are new enrollees
• Schweich's chief of staff: Hancock admitted telling people that the candidate was Jewish
• Clinton trying to put emails to rest – and prepare for 2016
• Ferguson police Chief Thomas Jackson resigns after scathing report
• Yordano Ventura starts for Royals against Padres, Omar Infante to DH against Reds
• Royals hope Alex Gordon can play in minor-league games next week
• Despite rocky results, Jeremy Guthrie pleased with first spring outing for Royals
• Chiefs expected to sign guard Paul Fanaika
• Chiefs working on plans to replace center Rodney Hudson
• Justin Houston contract situation takes patience, Chiefs GM John Dorsey says
• Chiefs make Jeremy Maclin signing official
• Winning numbers for Wednesday, March 11
• Explosion at Grandview plant injures three people
• What you need to know about parking during the Big 12 Tournament and Planet Comicon
• One dead in double shooting in KC
• Missing Lenexa woman found dead in Missouri
• Shawnee Mission East students launch campaign to challenge hateful words
• This week in KC: Naka-Con Anime Convention, Planet Comicon, Joshua Bell, ‘Giselle’ and the Big 12
• Halt the rush toward chaos in Kansas school funding
• Meaningful talks between Academie Lafayette and Kansas City Public Schools must focus on students
• Parolees face restrictions during the Big 12 Tournament
• TB testing underway at Olathe Northwest
• KC’s warm weather to last through the end of the workweek
• Tom Schweich chief of staff says John Hancock admitted talking about the candidate’s Jewish faith
• Fishing report for March 12
• Protest planned at home of former OU frat member behind racist chant
• Firing squad executions could make comeback in Utah
• Wyandotte County jail inmate dies at hospital
• University of Missouri police say man’s body found in creek
• Man charged in shooting of KCK father and son
• People in passing cars pick up pot bales tossed from fleeing SUV
• Fraternity member: Racist chant was ‘horrible mistake’
• Blunt remembers Schweich
• NASCAR reinstates Kurt Busch, lets him compete in title Chase
• Hunt on for man caught on video trying to kidnap toddler
• Critical injuries reported in Overland Park wreck
• Special prosecutor removes herself from review of Brandon Ellingson drowning
• Missouri Republican lawmakers to call for state chairman John Hancock’s resignation
• TheChat: Will Mike Parson enter the race for Missouri governor?
• Missouri Legislative Black Caucus calls for General Assembly to act on Ferguson
• Programmer pleads guilty to stealing Federal Reserve software code
• K-State’s problems are exposed in season-ending loss to TCU
• Will Ferrell’s baseball odyssey will not include playing in a Royals game
• Royals affiliate rolls out doughnut hotdog with bacon and jelly
• Federal Reserve orders Bank of America to revise dividend and buyback plans
• Masayoshi Son, CEO of Sprint owner SoftBank, mulls a possible handoff of control
• KCI passenger traffic rose 0.3 percent in January
• Facebook removes ‘feeling fat’ emoji after pressure from petition
• Toyota recalls cars, SUVs for steering, software issues
• Forum on Trans-Pacific trade treaty set for Thursday
• Ferrellgas reports 41 percent profit increase
• Three-minute preview: Kansas men’s basketball vs. TCU
• Cliff Alexander may be one and done at KU, but not how many expected
• Kansas’ Perry Ellis still a game-time decision for Big 12 Tournament opener
• After silencing the Padres, Yordano Ventura says he’d like to start opening day
• Royals split squads defeat Padres and Reds
• What is Rick Barnes’ future at Texas?
• With future Big 12 Tournaments up for bid, Kansas City rolls out welcome mat
• Texas downs Texas Tech in Big 12 Tournament, to meet Iowa State
• Live: Big 12 Tournament coverage
• Complete Big 12 Tournament coverage: Bracket, preview, updates and more
• Time for March Madness and all the activities in Kansas City that go with it
• TCU beats Kansas State 67-65, eliminates Wildcats from Big 12 Tournament
• K-State notes: Wildcats suffer when seniors Thomas Gipson and Nino Williams sit
• FTC takes DirecTV to court, alleging deceptive advertising
• Two Kansas City technology companies join forces
• UMKC gets rematch with Texas-Pan American in WAC Tournament
• Proposed Liberty Commons drawing interest; Gigi’s prototype opens
• South Carolina ends Missouri’s season with 63-54 loss in SEC Tournament
• Missouri gets three No. 1 seeds for NCAA wrestling tournament
• Missouri schedules 2017 football game against Missouri State