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March 13, 2015

• Lost Missouri dog is found — five years and many miles away
• Matt Condon: The Startup Act is being held up in Congress, delaying job growth and economic development
• Billy Graham: With God’s help, you can reach out to others
• Three-point barrage sparks Basehor-Linwood boys into state championship game
• McPherson’s game plan stifles Bishop Miege boys in Kansas 4A Division I semifinal
• Three at Kansas hospital die in listeriosis outbreak linked to Blue Bell ice cream
• Early struggles hamper Blue Valley West boys in Kansas 5A state semifinal loss
• Bishop Miege girls win, will play Paola for state title in battle of 24-0 teams
• Paola’s 6-4 center dominates in 70-62 girls state semifinal victory over Buhler
• Maize’s pressure proves too much for SM Northwest girls in Kansas 6A semifinal
• BV Southwest’s first ever victory over Aquinas puts Timberwolves in 5A girls state title game
• Leavenworth girls win, take aim on second straight Kansas 5A state title
• Wichita East edges Olathe East in Kansas 6A boys state semifinal
• Haskell regent is asked to resign as tribal chief
• Kansas senators consider bill to reverse part of big tax cut
• Republicans feeling heat over Iran letter express some regrets
• Missouri Senate passes medical malpractice lawsuit limits
• School funding overhaul passes Kansas House
• Royals send John Lamb, Christian Binford, six others to minor-league camp
• Billy Butler returns to face Royals as Oakland visits Surprise
• Danny Duffy vows to improve fielding after shaky outing for Royals
• Jeremy Guthrie scratched from Sunday start because of stomach virus
• Royals inching closer to decision on first-round pick Brandon Finnegan
• Jeremy Maclin is in the fold, but can the Chiefs get him the ball?
• New Chiefs guard Ben Grubbs is ready for a new challenge
• Chiefs re-sign Jason Avant, Richard Gordon and Kelcie McCray
• Keija Parssinen’s novel ‘The Unraveling of Mercy Louis’ is a modern-day ‘Crucible’
• Winning numbers for Friday, March 13
• Blood moons, planets make 2015 good year for amateur astronomers
• Car giveaway at KC auto show creates a festive atmosphere
• John Madden didn’t like Will Ferrell’s spring-training stunt
• Spotlight shines on bullied cheerleader defended by basketball players
• Updated on Sunday: Planet Comicon scenes at Bartle Hall
• The Monday Poll: A medley of possibilities to weigh in on this week
• Capitol Watch: Ferguson, school finance and energy policy take center stage
• Deputy shot during robbery is improving
• Seattle SAE fraternity accused of hurling racial slurs at black protesters
• Former judge joins Jackson County prosecutor’s office
• Penis transplant world’s first, South African surgeons say
• Indian bride walks out of wedding when groom fails math quiz
• Smithville couple killed in Florida crash
• Sporting KC rookie defender Amadou Dia making a strong first impression
• ‘Find a way’ is what KU does in its win over Baylor
• Baron BMW recognized nationally for outstanding level of performance
• Man’s legs crushed in accident at Shawnee car dealership
• Notes from the Greater Kansas City International Auto Show
• Subaru announces ‘Share the Love’ donation of $15 million to charities
• 1965 Shelby Mustang GT350: Buying and selling classic Shelbys evolved from hobby to business
• Deputy with U.S. Marshals Service fatally shoots man in southeast Kansas City
• As Sauer Castle decays, KCK neighbors fret over landmark
• Juvenile admits Liberty Middle School assault
• FYI Book Club: ‘The Girl on the Train’
• Quality Hill Playhouse serves up a roller coaster with ‘Broadway and Back’
• Man dead after KC shooting
• Painter who died in Northland lift accident is identified
• Oklahoma SAE fraternity chapter hires high-profile lawyer
• From Berkeley to Braggsville, Ga., for a faux lynching: What could go wrong?
• Kansas City’s startup season targets the economy’s weak spot
• Stocks decline for a third straight week as interest rate worries persist
• Price Chopper is adding five stores in Des Moines
• U.S. wholesale prices down for fourth straight month
• Harley-Davidson laying off 169 workers in Kansas City
• ‘Last Days of the Condor’ finds agent running from the government again
• Readorama: Branch Rickey and Jackie Robinson changed America
• ‘Sweet Nothing’ by Richard Lange: A patina of withered wishes
• Replay: Updates from the Big 12 Tournament championship game
• Replay: Friday’s Big 12 Tournament coverage
• Iowa State wins another thriller, beats Oklahoma 67-65 in Big 12 semifinals
• Big 12 Tournament title game preview: Kansas vs. Iowa State
• Cold shooting dooms Baylor in loss to Kansas at Big 12 tournament
• KU beats Baylor 62-52, will play Iowa State for Big 12 title
• KU notebook: Perry Ellis starts against Baylor, is fine after leg gets bumped
• Safety Isaiah Johnson is leaving the Kansas football program
• The week ahead: Federal Reserve policymakers begin a two-day meeting on Tuesday
• Guest column: Proposed changes could greatly enhance 529 college saving programs
• Royals triumph over Oakland, Billy Butler in 8-4 victory
• Royals minor-leaguer Matt Fields’ second chance at baseball has him on cusp of majors
• One killed in medical helicopter crash in Oklahoma
• Emporia State to face Pittsburg State in NCAA Division II women’s basketball tournament
• Watch: Olathe East grad Tyler Kalinoski saves Davidson with buzzer-beater in A-10 Tournament
• Express Factory Outlet opens Thursday in KCK
• New safeties coach Ryan Walters wants to settle at Mizzou
• KCCashHomeBuyers.com helps distressed home sellers
• Kearney communities offer $2,500 paid closing cost, free club membership
• Kansas City Home Show celebrates 67th anniversary