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March 3, 2015

• Don Schoening: My granddaughters found balance in China
• Jack Danforth’s eulogy for Missouri Auditor Tom Schweich: He fought for the high ground
• Unicorn, Metropolitan Ensemble theatres open plays, and Fringe branches out
• Artego puts a modern spin on local pizza in the 39th Street neighborhood
• GOP: House to vote on Homeland Security bill without conditions
• Netanyahu assails Iran-nuclear talks in Congress address
• ‘Words’ killed Tom Schweich, former senator says, as friends remember ‘intense’ public servant
• Body-camera maker Taser has financial ties to police chiefs
• Candidates advance in Johnson and Wyandotte County primary elections
• Bill Richardson will receive the Truman Good Neighbor Award
• U.S. considers banning type of popular rifle ammunition
• Idaho Senate opens with Hindu prayer, three GOP lawmakers protest
• No precedent for Netanyahu’s contentious speech to Congress
• Johnson County middle school driving Kansas debate over sex education
• Ex-CIA chief Petraeus pleads guilty to sharing classified information with mistress
• U.S. Justice Department’s report on Ferguson, Mo., details racial bias
• John Danforth at Tom Schweich memorial service: He was toppled by dirty politics
• Louis Coleman, Erik Kratz among players without minor-league options at Royals camp
• Royals hope Alex Gordon could take batting practice by next week
• Yordano Ventura to make first spring start for Royals on Friday
• Laurent Duvernay-Tardif could figure into Chiefs’ plans at guard this year
• Midseason switch to center boosts draft stock of Florida State’s Cameron Erving
• TheChat: Jack Danforth takes on political consultants in his eulogy of Tom Schweich
• Make Kansas City’s buildings more energy efficient
• Readers share views on Tom Schweich, health care and free speech
• Snarky in the Suburbs: The cult of ‘elite’ competitive sports
• Despite reservations, board to vote soon on King Louie plan
• For children with visual impairment, food is a way to explore their other senses
• F. Glenn Miller Jr. will stand trial in Jewish center killings
• Google Fiber, AT&T’s GigaPower to arrive simultaneously for some in Prairie Village
• Overland Park’s Nothing Bundt Cakes is in the business of celebrating
• The chances of success are weak, but bank robbery attempts are still going strong
• Prairie Village police chief to retire, council looks at traffic safety
• New Ronald McDonald house offers a cheery home away from home for families in trying times
• Four area teens honored by Prudential for community spirit
• Billy Butler notes the irony after Madison Bumgarner is roughed up in spring debut
• 50 Cent plans to bet $1.6 million on Floyd Mayweather to beat Manny Pacquiao
• Jon Stewart kicks WWE’s Seth Rollins in the groin
• Kansas City man is accused of acquiring and distributing prescription drugs from overseas
• Supreme Court must reject flawed argument to health care law
• Card company takes step to head off scams
• Steve Rose: As retail landscape changes, owners of Oak Park Mall are doing something right
• Joco appraiser sees a shift in housing to more apartment buildings
• Nextdoor site pleases community, Olathe police
• Central Resource Library kicks off a major renovation
• Matt Keenan: Know your place at home or else you will be no place
• Leawood woman’s story highlights need to focus on heart health
• Eating for Life recipe: Roasted fennel pairs with red peppers in a beautiful, nutritious salad
• Danedri Herbert: Let the soccer moms organize fund-raisers to save Parents as Teachers
• Sporting KC meets with Dutch midfielder Rafael van der Vaart
• Monday Poll results: Hopes are high for this year’s Royals
• Manslaughter charge in alleged phone-distraction death
• April 7-13 will be a week of remembrance to mark the anniversary of the Jewish center shootings
• Blue Valley students raise their voices for ALS
• Cleaver not part of Democratic boycott of Netanyahu speech
• Initiative gives fourth-graders chance to visit national parks
• Officials: Report finds patterns of racial bias by Ferguson police
• Nearly 390,000 in Kansas affected by Anthem data breach
• Kidnapping suspect captured after escape from Truman Medical Center
• Man falls to death from paraglider, teen daughter survives
• Indian gang-rapist blames victim for her death
• Students find California high school teacher hanged in classroom
• Four area teens honored by Prudential for community spirit
• Stacey Hatton: A sucker punch from the girls about jobs
• Emily Parnell: In the silence of political correctness, we are leaving our kids on their own
• Editorial: Small businesses also collect PEAK subsidies
• Letters: Disposing pet waste, going backwards in Kansas, wastewater bills
• Target plans $2 billion in cost cuts over the next two years
• Kansas City ranks near the top for women in technology jobs
• Constangy, Brooks & Smith law firm adds Kansas City attorney to name
• Kansas City chapter for the National Association for Business Economics is founded
• Two KC projects being honored by Missouri preservation group
• Winning numbers for Tuesday, March 3
• FDA issues warning on men’s testosterone drugs
• Test updates, stats from tonight’s Kansas-West Virginia game
• Kansas notes: Perry Ellis probably will miss regular-season finale with sprained knee
• No. 9 Kansas rallies past No. 20 West Virginia, wins Big 12 title outright
• The Money Corner: Save some green on St. Patrick’s Day
• Royals’ Yordano Ventura, Christian Colon, six others reach deals on 2015 contracts
• Royals reliever Luke Hochevar steps on the gas in recovery from elbow surgery
• Officials fear Kansas is complacent about tornado season
• Underclassmen lead All-MIAA men’s basketball team
• Fort Hays State’s Kate Lehman, Pittsburg State’s Lizzy Jeronimus lead all-MIAA women’s basketball team
• Wichita State’s Ron Baker, Fred VanVleet repeat as All-Missouri Valley selections
• Opinions differ on Kansas State’s NCAA Tournament chances
• Crossroads retailer Black Bamboo closing
• On senior night, Keith Shamburger leads Missouri to 63-61 win over Auburn
• Missouri’s Jordan Frericks selected second-team All-SEC in women’s basketball