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March 5, 2015

• Olathe Northwest High School student has tuberculosis
• High school results - March 4
• Longtime St. Thomas Aquinas wrestling coach stepping down
• ‘Black Pearl Sings’ was a story playwright Frank Higgins couldn’t ignore
• City of Fountains
• City of Fountains
• Mark Lippert, U.S. ambassador to South Korea, attacked by razor-wielding man
• Legislative leaders unveil plan to fund Kansas schools with block grants
• Danforth aide on the phone with Tom Schweich moments before Missouri auditor’s suicide
• Hillary Clinton urges State Deptartment to release her emails
• After Tom Schweich’s suicide, Kansas City Council urges political civility
• Meet the Gaffe Warriors of the Democratic Party
• Video: Royals win Cactus League opener
• Royals manager Ned Yost likes the surprises he finds in Surprise
• Chiefs continue salary-cap savings, release inside linebacker Joe Mays
• Authorities in Lafayette County probe woman’s death
• Analysis: Hancock controversy pushing Blunt into a tough corner
• Testing a new CIL code
• TheChat: John Hancock’s radio partner rushes to his defense
• Ringling Bros. circus eliminating elephant acts
• Blue Valley Northwest student mourned after fatal car wreck
• National Guard called to help snow-stranded Kentucky drivers
• It’s time for fishermen, hunters to get their spring training
• FDA study finds little evidence of antibiotics in milk
• Michael Brown’s parents announce civil lawsuit in death
• Kansas City, Kan., homicide victim identified
• NASCAR’s Kurt Busch won’t face criminal charges
• Charges filed in robbery of 80-year-old woman in Overland Park
• Mayor Sly James plan for second term includes infrastructure bond issue
• Fossil jaw sheds light on turning point in human evolution
• St. Joseph woman foils burglary by slashing suspect’s tires
• Man shot, killed near 68th Terrace and Paseo
• Florida man brings neighbor’s body to lawyer’s office
• Sporting KC nearing deal to transfer 17-year-old Erik Palmer-Brown overseas
• Brownback moves to cement welfare changes into Kansas law
• Alcides Escobar has golden ride at Royals’ spring training
• Winning numbers for Wednesday, March 4
• Sneakergate may have erupted at Royals spring-training camp
• Ronda Rousey breaks a guy’s ribs after he says she’s not strong enough to compete with men
• Baylor football team may use a 400-pound tight end this fall
• Adam Sandler, Bob Barker recreate ‘Happy Gilmore’ fight, only it’s a little rougher this time
• Subdivision denies a playhouse to Raymore girl with leukemia
• Wounded Wyandotte County deputy is improving but still in critical condition, doctor says
• The top 20 moments in Sporting KC franchise history: Nos. 1-10
• Seat belts click in Kansas as police monitor teen drivers
• Royals’ power surge stirs hope of addressing missing dimension
• Caption contest: Send in the clown jokes
• In Kansas City, Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon says police problems may extend beyond Ferguson
• Students to honor Ray-Pec track athlete who collapsed and died
• Kansas City shooting victim dies from injuries
• Sporting KC unveils new jerseys that it will sport in season opener
• Overland Park council considers fixes for therapy pool
• Readers share views on guns, social media and Kansas
• Menards wants to open store in Olathe, but city has doubts
• Police investigate the burn-related death of a 2-year-old KC girl
• Kansas cattle industry shows bullish signs
• K-Cups inventor regrets creating those popular but non-recyclable coffee pods
• Two reports reveal flaws in state workers’ compensation systems
• Kansas City social justice group says too many are left behind in today’s economic growth
• Lenexa UPS driver retires after 45 years and more than 3 million safe miles
• At meetings in KC and elsewhere, home health workers call for higher pay
• Kansas City economic developers earn recognition
• KC-based Burns & McDonnell makes Fortune’s 100 ‘Best Companies’ list
• Jobless claims hit nine-month high
• Theater chains will boycott film ‘Beasts of No Nation’ because of simultaneous Netflix release
• MIAA Tournament: Northwest Missouri, Central Missouri, Pitt State and Missouri Southern win quarterfinals
• Etsy, an online bazaar for handmade goods, will sell stock
• Google is now providing car insurance quotes in California
• Online retailer Etsy files for IPO valued at up to $100 million
• Royals beat Texas Rangers 5-4 on walk-off single in ninth inning
• Royals pitching prospect Christian Binford may lack power, but can throw strikes
• Royals pitcher Tim Collins to undergo MRI after leaving game with elbow injury
• Backup Hunter Mickelson could play another big role Saturday for KU
• KU’s Perry Ellis expected to miss Oklahoma game with sprained knee
• Kansas, K-State to open Big 12 women’s basketball tournament
• Tilted Kilt opens in Overland Park
• Tap room part of Olathe’s new Whole Foods Market
• Pop-up Coach store signs lease in the Legends Outlets
• Independence Center updates