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March 16, 2015

• #TheHuddle: KC Star sportswriters dissect the NCAA Tournament bracket
• Red-light camera settlement authorizes partial ticket refunds
• Landmark school finance bill clears Kansas Legislature
• Missouri lawmakers want to exempt faith groups from campus discrimination rules
• Obama urges additional school spending in session with KC school board member, others
• Terrance Gore, Christian Binford among winners of Royals minor-league awards
• Franklin Morales continues to impress Royals in bullpen competition
• Luke Hochevar, Chris Young return to mound as Royals host Indians
• Chiefs’ Ron Parker says new contract is a ‘dream come true’
• Combination of atmosphere, opportunity sold guard Paul Fanaika on Chiefs
• Gillian Flynn is the St. Patrick’s Day Parade grand marshal, but what’s next?
• Will John Hancock survive? (Answer: It appears that he will)
• Man killed by U.S. marshal in KC was subject of arrest warrant
• KC police involved in Monday afternoon shooting
• Help Americans keep watch on government
• Fishing Tournament Trail for March 17
• Pants that caught fire lead to KC arson plea
• Pat Danner resurfaces, nominated for seat on Missouri Credit Union panel
• Clues in KC teen’s murder remain hidden in neighborhood
• Home will help prostitutes create new lives
• Obama says he’s prepared to fight GOP over education
• Police report: Robert Durst had revolver on him when arrested
• Higher temps bring wildfire threats to KC area
• Three earthquakes recorded in central Oklahoma
• Meth lab discovered at Wal-Mart restroom
• Nelson-Atkins’ Plains Indian art show takes a bow in New York
• Official: Iran confronts U.S. at nuke talks over GOP letter
• TheChat: Jeb Bush didn’t exactly follow the letter of the law on emails either
• Author Gillian Flynn grand marshal of St. Patrick’s Day Parade
• Jayhawks and Shockers on juicy men’s basketball collision course
• Failed deal between KC schools, Academie Lafayette reveals city’s issues with race and education
• Kansas panel moves to keep fantasy sports legal
• Ikea bans hide-and-seek games in its stores
• Independence teenager killed in ATV accident
• Missouri Comets’ loss to Baltimore Blast becomes a donnybrook in Independence
• Independence teen killed in ATV crash
• Winning lottery numbers for Saturday, March 14, and Sunday, March 15
• Achoo! That cloud blowing off cedar trees is not dust; it’s pollen
• Seeds planted for Big 12’s high expectations in NCAA Tournament
• Japanese ‘hot pot’ restaurant opens in Zona Rosa
• First area Subway Café opening in Overland Park
• Yordano Ventura struggles, but Royals bats come through in 6-5 win over Indians
• Alex Gordon pleased with results after live batting practice against Royals minor-leaguers
• Royals sign former All-Star shortstop Rafael Furcal to minor-league deal
• Job fair planned March 24 in Overland Park
• McDonald’s workers detail job hazards
• Dairy Farmers of America annual meeting starts Tuesday in KC
• American Century creates new retirement strategies position
• Coke a healthy snack? How company gets its message out
• Kentucky finishes first in every AP Top 25 poll; KU is 10th in final rankings
• Central Missouri’s season over after 71-60 loss to Minnesota State-Moorhead
• Sprint taking on rivals with push beyond consumers to businesses
• NCAA Tournament game times, TV networks and broadcasters
• NCAA West Region analysis: Arizona’s first foe won’t back down
• NCAA Midwest Region analysis: Kentucky and everybody else
• NCAA South Region analysis: Zags overdue for a run
• Wichita State takes its No. 7 seed on the road to Omaha to face Indiana
• NCAA East Region analysis: Another masterpiece season for Villanova
• The rivalry that isn’t: Why Kansas and Wichita State have played only 14 basketball games
• KU prepares to play without Cliff Alexander, who still awaits eligibility ruling
• Shoal Creek Valley growing again in Kansas City, North
• Undefeated Kentucky’s motivation is bad news for the NCAA Tournament field