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March 9, 2015

• Former KU basketball walk-on Scott Novosel plans to share his story in graphic novel
• Vendor: MicKayla’s Gifts
• Vendor: MicKayla’s Gifts
• Democratic ally Feinstein: Clinton should explain email
• Appeals court throws out Missouri law banning noisy protests at houses of worship
• White House decries GOP letter to Iranian leaders
• Kansas lawmaker compares abortion to Holocaust
• Kansas school officials speak in opposition to block grant funding bill
• Gov. Walker signs bill making Wisconsin right-to-work state
• Clinton avoids email controversy at women’s event
• Royals bullpen candidate Yohan Pino impresses in second spring appearance
• Alex Gordon plans to take batting practice for Royals on Tuesday
• Kendrys Morales to start at first base as Royals face Brewers
• Bubba Starling gets advice from George Brett at Royals camp
• Outside linebacker Tamba Hali agrees to a restructured deal with Chiefs
• How Ndamukong Suh’s reported contract could affect the Chiefs’ Justin Houston
• Chiefs lose center Rodney Hudson to Raiders but gain salary cap space
• Tamba Hali takes $3 million pay cut to stay with Chiefs
• Chiefs defensive end Mike DeVito agrees to pay cut
• Jeremy Maclin’s Chiefs contract to average $11 million per season
• Chiefs expected to sign Jeremy Maclin when free-agency begins Tuesday
• Winning lottery numbers for Saturday, March 7, and Sunday, March 8
• Missouri Supreme Court reassigns all Ferguson municipal cases to state appeals court judge
• Tim Huelskamp staffer arrested and charged with child sex crimes
• NFL warns teams about making deals with free agents too soon
• Documents: Unarmed Wisconsin shooting victim suffered from anxiety
• ‘Black Madam’ convicted of murder in fatal buttocks injection
• Chris Evans dresses as Captain America, joins Chris Pratt at Seattle children’s hospital
• Chiefs fans excited, Eagles fans not so much, about Jeremy Maclin’s reported move
• TheChat: Kansas senate minority leader calls Kris Kobach the most racist politician in America
• Pit bull kills man who was trying to help dog’s sick owner
• Two Utah cops suspended over bikini video shoot
• Missouri lawyers say man on death row is mentally incompetent because of sawmill accident
• University of Oklahoma shuts down fraternity in wake of racist video
• Two men face second-degree murder charges in KCK shooting death
• Positive actions are helping rebuild Kansas City’s urban neighborhoods
• Spring-like weather to continue this week in Kansas City
• Best Pi Day of the century: A certain circular dessert is just one way to celebrate
• TSA Agents find stowaway Chihuahua in checked bag at New York airport
• Two U.S. tourists face trial for carving their names into Rome’s Colosseum
• Sporting KC, New York Red Bulls play to 1-1 draw in MLS season opener
• Bloody Sunday 50th anniversary: Thousands crowd Selma bridge
• Family mourns KCK shooting victim as his father recovers in hospital
• Grandview police investigate shooting at gas station
• Leavenworth County deputies investigate body of woman found in field
• KCK robbery defendants appear in court
• Missouri should not kill Cecil Clayton
• Pothole repairs to restrict I-35 lanes in Johnson and Wyandotte counties
• By any name, pitcher Edinson Volquez is a crucial cog for Royals
• Motorcyclist dies following Overland Park wreck
• Construction begins on KU Hospital expansion
• KC hotel owner sent to prison for hiring workers illegally
• KC part of new program to boost high-tech training, hiring
• 3 reasons Apple’s watch will – or won’t – change the game
• KU’s Bill Self makes plans without Cliff Alexander
• KU women’s basketball coach Bonnie Henrickson fired after 11 seasons
• Kansas still No. 9 in Associated Press men’s basketball poll
• Work is underway for 10 Sprint accelerator companies
• Jason Vargas helps Royals to stay unbeaten in Cactus League
• Christian Colon struggles in place of Omar Infante at second base
• Royals manager Ned Yost calls swarm disposal ‘mass bee genocide’ (with video)
• Competition tightens for Royals’ ‘dynamite bullpen’
• Oklahoma coaches, athletes form united front against racist video
• Emporia State women, Pitt State men win MIAA tournament titles
• Drury men, women capture conference basketball titles
• KU’s Bill Self is AP Big 12 coach of the year
• Oklahoma’s Buddy Hield, West Virginia’s Bob Huggins lead coaches’ All-Big 12 team
• Kansas State seeks togetherness before Big 12 Tournament
• Kansas State’s Jevon Thomas, Nino Williams expected back for Big 12 Tournament
• Former Kansas State defensive end Ryan Mueller tries to impress NFL scouts at linebacker
• Developer making progress on proposed Whole Foods store near UMKC
• New Missouri athletic director Mack Rhoades known for consensus building, fundraising
• Reports: Houston athletic director Mack Rhoades to succeed Mike Alden at Missouri
• Conference tournaments influence NCAA selections
• Big 12, SEC rankings, NCAA Tournament projection
• How low should you mow? Ignore bad advice