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March 12, 2015

• Washington boys unable to overcome a rough start in Kansas 5A quarterfinal loss
• SM Northwest girls win, earn shot at No. 1 seed Maize in Kansas 6A semifinals
• Two-time defending state champion is too much for SM West girls in Kansas 6A
• High school results for March 12
• St. Patrick’s Day fun begins this weekend
• European Styling, Midwestern Hospitality
• European Styling, Midwestern Hospitality
• Barstow boys throttle Madison Prep, advance to Missouri Class 3 state title game
• Opportunistic Blue Valley West boys win, advance to Kansas 5A state semifinals
• After 15-0 run in first quarter, Paola girls go on to 22-point Kansas quarterfinal victory
• Gatorade player of year is too much for BV Northwest girls in 6A quarterfinal
• Mill Valley boys rally, but come up a bit short in Kansas 5A quarterfinal loss
• Bishop Miege girls beat Piper in Kansas 4A quarterfinal, but it wasn’t a smooth ride
• Olathe South girls fall to Washburn Rural in Kansas Class 6A state tourney
• In Johnson County vote, King Louie building will live on, but with a different vision
• Push to rewrite Kansas collective bargaining laws stalls
• Block grant funding for Kansas schools gets tentative House approval
• Missouri Gas Energy settles complaint in JJ’s Restaurant blast and agrees to change safety measures
• Clinton emails breathe new life into Benghazi panel
• Iran’s top leader: GOP letter points to US ‘disintegration’
• Two officers shot outside Ferguson police station (with video)
• Chris Sale won’t pitch opening day for White Sox; Royals still undecided
• Luke Hochevar to make spring debut as Royals face Cleveland
• Chiefs to trade for Saints guard Ben Grubbs
• Chiefs GM John Dorsey happy with the addition of safety Tyvon Branch
• Chiefs officially release receiver Dwayne Bowe
• Overland Park planning board OKs final plat for Roe Park
• Therese Park: On life’s path of aging, companionship is a blessing
• OU students hope racist fraternity video sparks change
• Officer pulls man from burning car, charges him with DWI
• Lawrence woman gets two years in prison for embezzlement
• Beautiful weather also carries the risk of fire
• United States men’s national team to face Panama at Sporting Park in July
• KU supporters make a fan video called ‘March Miracles’
• Will Ferrell suits up for Cactus League games
• TheChat: Missouri lawmakers decry Ferguson violence
• Shawnee man faces animal cruelty charges in dog poisoning case
• Oklahoma connection a big part of Mindy Corporon’s life
• Expect delays as major I-35 construction starts next week in Olathe
• Ish Wainwright returns home and helps Baylor beat West Virginia 80-70 in Big 12 quarterfinal
• Painter killed in Northland scissor lift accident
• SAE fraternity: Investigations underway in Texas, Louisiana
• Wednesday homicide victim in KC identified
• John Hancock refuses to step down as some Missouri GOP lawmakers call for him to quit
• Malcolm Gladwell will be in KC on April 15 for Middle of the Map Fest
• Missouri Comets win division title with 8-2 victory over the Milwaukee Wave
• Shootings of Ferguson officers seems to reverse recent progress
• Olathe’s Calvin Johnston catches a massive brown trout in Arkansas
• Senseless shooting of police officers clouds reform effort in Ferguson
• Readers share views on the LaManno family, Kansas and cash-filled politics
• In a great example of collaboration, bistate tax created Union Station gem
• Study mapping women’s pay gap puts Kansas and Missouri behind the curve
• Ford begins F-150 production at Claycomo
• Sprint Center is getting a KU Hospital urgent care clinic
• Google Fiber’s customer numbers remain small, analyst says
• Global art sales hit a record $54 billion, led by U.S. buyers
• McDonald’s to honor Raymore restaurant manager
• Rockhurst U. to honor Honeywell executive
• Coke fails to meet growth targets, CEO gets $18.1 million
• Winning numbers for Thursday, March 12
• Fans of losing Big 12 teams need to choose: Flee or stick around KC?
• Oklahoma beats rival Oklahoma State for spot in Big 12 Tournament semifinals
• Replay: Thursday’s Big 12 Tournament coverage
• Fred Hoiberg delivers good news of comeback victory to athletic director on the mend
• Morris’ buzzer-beater completes Cyclones’ comeback
• BV Northwest grad Clayton Custer has front-row seat for Cyclones’ comeback
• Kelly Oubre lifts scuffling KU to 64-59 victory over TCU
• Three-minute preview: Kansas men’s basketball vs. Baylor
• KU notebook: Brannen Greene still cold from three-point range
• KU’s Perry Ellis sits against TCU, hopes to play against Baylor
• Attorney for KU’s Cliff Alexander says he is ready to meet with NCAA
• Royals’ Tim Collins has Tommy John surgery, is out for season
• Royals offense breaks out in 10-5 victory over Indians
• Luke Hochevar returns to Cactus League action, but Royals still cautious with his usage
• KU researcher discovers Neanderthals made jewelry
• Iowa State fans seen and heard in downtown Kansas City
• Ish Wainright returns home and helps Baylor beat West Virginia 80-70 in Big 12 quarterfinal
• Big 12 ready to approve football tiebreakers, declare ‘One True Champion’
• Complete Big 12 Tournament coverage: Bracket, videos, updates and more
• SEC picks Greg Sankey to replace retiring commissioner Mike Slive
• UMKC advances to WAC semifinals with first conference tournament win since 2007
• UMKC women lose in opening round of WAC Tournament
• UMKC women end season with 61-50 loss to Texas-Pan American in WAC Tournament
• JoyceKC: Restaurant news for Crown Center, Martini Corner & Zona Rosa
• Restaurant inspections for March 12
• Missouri’s offensive line seeks improvement as spring football dawns
• Missouri coach Kim Anderson tries to be upbeat after Tigers’ season-ending loss