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January 6, 2016

• 913-area high school basketball: Five things we’ve learned during season’s first month
• This weekend in Kansas City: The Chiefs in the playoffs, Overland Park Boat Show, D.L. Hughley and Jayrock 11 at the Uptown
• Deacon is removed from KC diocese office after allegedly violating marital vows
• Retired teacher to challenge Kansas Rep. Jene Vickrey, majority leader
• Experts: Oregon standoff may be small, but it’s just the tip of a growing militia iceberg
• Kansas City, Kan., homicide victim is identified
• Man faces charges in New Year’s traffic accident that left woman in critical condition
• Rape at Raymore-Peculiar High School is alleged in lawsuit
• Missouri House speaker says 2016 session will define legislature ‘for a generation’
• Liberty man is charged with exposing himself three times to Dollar General employees
• Readers react to licensing regulations, the Kansas economy and Rep. Kevin Yoder
• KC Pet Project is swamped with lizards
• Nikita the polar bear has left the (zoo) building
• City Council should reform tax breaks to benefit the public
• Girl reports attempted abduction in Northeast area
• Man is arrested carrying gun at hospital
• Sleet, snow made Kansas City roads slick for morning commute
• Kansas City man shot in the jaw during dispute involving woman, ex-boyfriend
• Woman dies in head-on collision on icy Clay County road
• TheChat: Anthony Hensley smells a rat in Kansas
• Charges are filed in Olathe drive-by shooting
• KCK police investigate deadly shooting near 11th Street and Quindaro Boulevard
• Three injured in shooting at Swope Parkway and Brush Creek in Kansas City
• The key dates and times of Royals FanFest and start of spring training
• Jack Sock shows good sportsmanship, tells opponent that his serve was in
• How big will Royals’ 2016 payroll be? It’s approaching $130 million
• Ken Griffey Jr., Mike Piazza selected for baseball’s Hall of Fame
• Former NFL QB Rodney Peete returns to Shawnee Mission South, his alma mater
• Alex Gordon tops chart of largest Royals contracts
• High school basketball coach appears to headbutt a referee during a game
• Chiefs watch party planned for Saturday in downtown KC
• He’s back: Chiefs’ Justin Houston set to return to action
• Searching for solutions for the non-mathy of the world
• Northland high school winter sports: Five highlights during first month
• Sporting KC captain Matt Besler to join U.S. men’s national team camp
• Leawood chooses Justice Center art installation
• The reaction to Alex Gordon’s new deal with Royals: joy
• Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday, Jan. 5
• Two Kansas City area commercial real estate firms merge
• Tony Berg is named president and publisher of The Kansas City Star
• Chipotle faces criminal probe after norovirus outbreak
• North Kansas City Hospital opens first express care clinic
• Your financial planner: Time to get financially fit
• Kansas State can’t capitalize late, loses close one to Texas 60-57
• K-State notes: Bruce Weber tries to stay positive despite Wildcats’ shooting woes
• Alex Gordon agrees to new deal with the Royals
• Former FDIC head Sheila Bair to open Blooom store in Leawood
• Former Baptist Medical Center building will become senior living apartments
• Noted KU philanthropist Dana Anderson will share Country Club Plaza ownership
• Subscriber growth continues at T-Mobile as Sprint extends half-off deal
• Microsoft is phasing out old versions of Internet Explorer
• Spot the hot trends at big consumer electronics show in Las Vegas
• UMKC opens WAC men’s basketball season at home Thursday