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March 2, 2015

• Frequent fliers can enroll at KCI for security precheck program
• Nick Offerman to star in stage’s ‘A Confederacy of Dunces’
• U.S. Senate race in Missouri highlights changing attitude about candidates’ military service
• Video: Ned Yost on Royals’ rain-shortened workout, Luke Hochevar
• Ryan Madson to face hitters in Royals intersquad game — if weather permits
• Chiefs place franchise tag on linebacker Justin Houston, long-term contract still in play
• Chairman Clark Hunt says Chiefs want to be ‘a smart player’ in NFL free agency
• For Chiefs’ Clark Hunt, putting together a ‘top-flight bid’ for a Super Bowl remains a goal
• Tom Schweich’s death casts harsh light on bullying within Missouri GOP
• Winning lottery numbers for Saturday, Feb. 28, and Sunday, March 1
• LeBron James misses two key free throws and gets crushed on the Internet
• Shape-shifting Big 12 coaches makes for some interesting photos
• Seattle’s Marshawn Lynch says he wanted ball at end of Super Bowl loss to Patriots
• SpongeBob SquarePants 400 (seriously!) is name of NASCAR race at Kansas Speedway in May
• Michael Jordan, 2 other NBA owners join Forbes’ billionaire list
• Los Angeles police shoot, kill man in fight caught on video
• KC’s roller-coaster temperatures continue with highs reaching 50s by weekend
• Cleveland: Boy shot by cop killed because of his own actions
• Traffic concepts such as crisscross overpasses may annoy drivers, but experts say they work
• Sporting KC signs international defender Marcel de Jong
• Kansas City police identify man killed in Friday vehicular accident
• Federal judge blocks Nebraska’s same-sex marriage ban
• Kansas ranks No. 1 in community college students going on to four-year degrees
• TheChat: Tony Messenger recalls last conversations with Tom Schweich
• Munday on Monday: Secret stash
• KC school district and ACLU settle free-speech case over Ferguson demonstration
• Kansas City Repertory Theatre’s ‘Angels in America’ is a new take on a bold classic
• Kansas Citian in prison for one 1987 rape charged in second case from the same year
• Citizen police academies offer the public glimpses of what law enforcement officers do
• At preliminary hearing, witnesses to Jewish center shootings recall gunfire, aftermath
• Tree trimmer from Independence works his way to top of competitive climbing
• More federal workers moving to Kansas City’s downtown
• Cerner expands business in Australia
• Kansas City’s EyeVerify picks up mobile phone deal
• Civic veteran Bob Langenkamp to head Kansas City’s Economic Development Corp.
• Five KC area billionaires on Forbes’ list
• Report details KC Southern, BNSF oil trains crossing Texas
• Google to offer own cellular network plan
• Mixed signs about February’s economy
• West Crossroads area draws new businesses
• Kansas City streetcar construction is on pace for passengers in early 2016
• Stoney Creek lodge opens in Independence, sparking development hopes
• Kansas State gets commitment from point guard Kamau Stokes
• Royals hope new addition Alex Rios helps outfield defense remain baseball’s best
• Players Association talks to Royals about new pace-of-play rules
• Royals intersquad game canceled as rain affects plans for pitching staff
• Three-minute preview: Kansas men’s basketball vs. West Virginia
• KU basketball coach hopeful that Cliff Alexander resolution could come soon
• Kansas drops to No. 9 in AP men’s college basketball poll
• KU’s Perry Ellis could emerge from tight race for Big 12 player of year
• Big 12, SEC rankings, NCAA Tournament projections
• KU has spent $3.5 million on private planes since 2009
• Search continues for two people in shooting near KU campus
• Kansas woman falls through ice, dies trying to save her dog