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January 28, 2016

• Wrestlers excel at BVNW Husky Invitational
• A life in theater is not for the weak of heart, says playwright William Missouri Downs
• A new take on Anne Frank at Kansas City Repertory Theatre
• Rethinking incentives: Exploring ways to improve tax breaks in the Kansas City area
• MU professor Melissa Click is suspended days after assault charges
• $2 increase in vehicle registration fee would pay for more Kansas troopers
• KC Council approves measure to try to revive 63rd Street from Oak to Troost
• Kansas lawmakers hear call for much shorter sessions
• KC plans to purchase and demolish Royale Inn to improve gateway to downtown
• KC Council approves employment contract extension for City Manager Troy Schulte
• Dark money dominates political ad spending
• Low to middle 60s expected in Kansas City this weekend; light snowfall Tuesday
• Fire crews battle blaze in West Bottoms apartment building
• Sanders hits Trump for ‘racist and bigoted attacks’
• Tim Wolfe’s blame-casting email dodges his own role in University of Missouri upheaval
• TheChat: Mainstream GOPers want their guys to stop attacking each other
• Former Derrick Thomas Academy to become home to new Catholic elementary school
• MU’s Concerned Student 1950 to get NAACP award
• KC police suspend two sergeants, seven detectives who investigated crimes against children
• University of Missouri needs improvement, interim chancellor says in speech
• Missouri Senate bill no longer targets Kansas City earnings tax
• New Barbies are curvy, tall and petite
• Final push is this weekend for Affordable Care Act health plan enrollment
• Appeals court upholds search that led to pilot’s Kansas City pot bust
• Readers react to drones, Donald Trump and college costs
• Fire burns through the night at Sugar Creek landfill
• Rand Paul tells Iowans he’s the candidate of liberty
• Stay focused on the facts about Kansas City’s vital earnings tax
• The Star’s high school athletes of the week (Jan. 28)
• Department of Conservation doesn’t want Missouri to be hog heaven
• New Royals spring-training hats are a hit
• The Star’s high school basketball rankings (Jan. 28)
• Chiefs’ Travis Kelce is getting his very own dating show on cable
• Former Blue Springs star Deiondre’ Hall showcases skills at Senior Bowl
• Winning lottery numbers for Wednesday, Jan. 27
• With nearly 400 sick, norovirus investigation at New Theatre Restaurant expands
• Kansas, Kansas City restaurant inspections for Jan. 28
• Maty Mauk dismissed from Missouri football team
• No. 20 Kentucky thrashes Missouri again at Rupp Arena, winning 88-54
• Missouri notes: Four freshmen Tigers relish sharing floor against Kentucky
• Missouri football team loses two players, gains a commitment
• $75 million loan will help renovate InterContinental hotel
• Visit KC taps MMGY Global for its marketing
• Former Sprint CEO Dan Hesse joins Adknowledge board
• DST Systems posts smaller profit and warns of challenging year ahead
• Ford will pay record profit sharing to hourly Claycomo employees
• Capitol Federal’s profit rises 1.2 percent
• Former UMB leader Peter deSilva will head Scottrade brokerage
• Data KC: Census shows Kansas Citians have many arts, sports, fitness options
• FTC sues for-profit DeVry University for alleged misleading job, earning claims
• Overland Park insurance software developer ClaimKit gets $1.8 million to launch second product
• Kansas City streetcar line drew developers to build apartments on Main Street
• Five-star basketball recruit Udoka Azubuike picks Kansas
• Bill Self says Jayhawks are seeking personality infusion
• Perfect solution for family dilemma
• University of Kansas student leaders won’t be impeached
• Kansas jewelry store gives passersby ‘the finger’ with billboard
• It’s time to apply for the Kansas Master Naturalist Program