Kansas City, MO News

• Kansas City, MO News
• Kid's Fishing Derby, June 9th
• Blood Drive at Cabela's May 29th
• Missouri's last Big 12 game delivers a conference championship
• Almost half of new veterans seek disability
• Syria denies Houla killings, UN condemns attack
• Community Faces | Jiggle Jam
• Family and friends mystified after murder-suicide
• Opponents of OP nude are missing important message
• Lady Gaga cancels Indonesian show after threats
• Bain Capital: Economic angel or vampire?
• The Buzz | The political week in the words of Bob Dylan
• Legislative winners, losers in Missouri, Kansas
• Kansas school finance case nears court date
• Former KC Chiefs WR Bobby Sippio charged with attempted murder and kidnapping
• A word from our political representatives
• Adventures in Learning June 15 program
• Annual Memorial Day service held at Wyandotte County Lake Park
• GKC Chamber 2012 Small Business of the Year
• Scientist: Evolution debate will soon be history
• Kansas school finance case nears court date
• KC police shoot, kill man wielding gun
• Contractor charged with defrauding Joplin tornado victims
• Legislative session colors Brownback's political future, for better or worse
• Bus driver taking kids to Disneyland arrested
• AMC Entertainment’s annual losses shrink by a third
• Lawmaker subpoenaed over meetings in Kansas governor's mansion
• The Great Kraskini strikes again, and that Secret Service scandal goes way, way back
• Missouri high court leaves election maps intact
• Brownback signs bill blocking use of Islamic law in Kansas
• Mizzou, Kansas, K-State aren't playing like lower seeds in baseball championship
• Kansas City Business Journal offices are closed Monday
• Clemson, rumored to be interested in the Big 12, opens up its relationship with the ACC
• Have you heard about fiber department special instructor Alison Heryer's The Pic...
• Schlitterbahn Waterpark debuts big expansion before Memorial Day
• More plan Memorial Day travel this year; Missouri will get a boost
• Stop by the Patriots Run Flapjack Fundraiser at Applebee’s this Saturday
• Platte County Economic Development Council finds a new leader
• eGovernment firm NIC makes Forbes’ fastest-growing tech companies list
• Johnson County boobaphobe wants Overland Park to disappear arboretum's Yu Chang sculpture
• Debbie Gold will duke it out on Top Chef Masters
• Kansas City voters will decide on tax measures in August
• A bankruptcy trips up $6.5M payday for Walters Bender
• New teen curfew goes into effect this weekend
• University of Kansas Hospital plans for new surgical office
• University of Kansas Hospital plans for new surgical office
• KCMO Homeowners associations eligible for reBUILD/KC grants
• Red-light cameras work, study says; judge rules some tickets unconstitutional
• Fast-moving Michigan wildfire burns 17,000 acres
• Lawless in Lanagan, the Missouri town without a police force
• If you had the power to change one thing in America, what would you change?
• Top of the List: Kansas City-area attractions
• KC Fed’s George: bankers must uphold standards or leave
• AMC, Cordish draw curtain on Downtown theater venture
• KC voters will decide two tax questions in August
• Limbaugh bust gets its own channel
• Business founders can pick title or money
• General Motor recalls Chevrolet Malibu Ecos
• IRS deducts 1M square feet of office space
• Ash Grove invests $125M in Texas plant
• Copper theft leaves police, residents in the dark
• Blog Watch: Friday, May 25
• Summer business book reading recommendations
• KC man is accused of videotaping up women's skirts
• Lawmaker subpoenaed over meetings in Kansas governor's mansion
• Missouri psychologist accused of fraud
• KC police looking for missing mother and son
• Steve Kraske | Court bows to the power of The Great One
• Missouri high court leaves election maps intact
• Man admits trying to carry pistol onto plane at KCI
• Brownback signs bill blocking use of Islamic law in Kansas
• Johnson County DMV offices still working through backlog
• Gladstone Summertime Bluefest 2012
• Strategies for managing email in the workplace
• Judges allow AG to join in redistricting case
• Man arrested in 1979 disappearance of NYC boy Patz
• Brotherhood claims lead as Egypt vote count begins
• Conrad Stoltz wins ITU Cross-Triathlon World Championship Sunday in Alabama
• Higher uranium enrichment at Iranian site
• University of Missouri Press will close
• First State Bank of Kansas City, Kan., parent sells controlling stake
• Lenexa’s Select Brands recalls 4,000 blenders
• CVR Energy hires adviser to pursue other potential buyers
• Kansas City home building activity jumps
• Missouri health insurers could owe millions to policyholders
• Tornado doesn't stop Kansas couple's wedding day
• Missouri House spends $1,100 on camera to watch over Limbaugh bust
• Kansas City district manufacturing picks up, expectations improve
• If it weren't for April, the Royals would be right in the thick of things
• NovaStar changes its name, trading symbol
• God hates ... air guitar? Mean Melin and friends jam to Van Halen among Westboro Baptist Church protesters
• Missouri joins in $7.9M national settlement with Walgreen Co.
• Employees fight back after Paul's Hamburgers is robbed
• Free condoms today from the AIDS Healthcare Foundation
• Feds: Sex trafficking ring used Backpage.com ads
• Community Faces | Chance Myers autograph session
• Missouri's cigarette tax may not be the lowest in the nation for long; judge upholds cigarette tax hike ballot language
• H&R Block hires new CFO
• Small biz says Kansas tax cuts are big help
• Think Big Partners’ new fund invests in KC startup
• Kansas says it’s worked out kinks in new DMV computer
• Study: Health care tax credit not infectious among small biz
• United-Continental merger turbulence jostles frequent fliers
• Health providers show new zeal for reducing costs
• Facebook’s current timeline: inquiries, lawsuits about IPO
• SpaceX completes International Space Station flyby
• Woman tracks stolen iPhone’s odyssey on Facebook — with photos
• Blog Watch: Thursday, May 24
• Man says he strangled missing NYC boy Etan Patz in 1979
• DUI checkpoint planned at start of holiday weekend
• Prowling in Kansas City now a crime during day, too
• St. Joe citizens stop woman's jump into river
• Judge rejects Kansas military school's bid to suppress video
• Judges allow AG to join in redistricting case
• Gardner man with past exotic pet problems is charged with trying to hire hit man
• Joe Robertson | Evaluating teachers is tricky
• Lanagan police chief, officer indicted, suspended
• The Bay, south Kansas City's new aquatic center, opens Saturday
• Suspect in Topeka TV station attack fixated on VA
• Clay County incumbent withdraws from commission race
• 'Tunnel to Nowhere' on I-35 officially opened
• Kansas Democrats want to keep GOP AG out of redistricting case
• Gubernatorial election banner causes flap at MU fraternity
• Clinton: US wars with al-Qaida on the web
• Baucus: Senate investigating veterans charity
• H&R Block names Macfarlane as CFO
• Carson Christen drives from Colorado to race Kansas City Triathlon
• H&R Block CEO Cobb discusses company, leadership
• Union parodies T-Mobile ads to criticize layoffs
• <em>Kansas City Star</em> owner reportedly will roll out website paywalls
• Kansas City existing home prices rebound in April
• TEDxKC 2012 takes place at the Kauffman Center August 28; Silicon Prairie News announces a Big Omaha-like event for KC in 2013
• Boulevard Brewing wins Small Business of the Year from Greater Kansas City Chamber
• Caymus changes its name to VanTrust Real Estate
• Enterprise, PepsiCo join employers looking for hires at SIFE expo in Kansas City
• WWE wrestler Owen Hart died 13 years ago in an accident at Kemper Arena
• Burns & McDonnell hires Talboy for government affairs
• Mike Talboy leaving Missouri House to join Burns & McDonnell
• Mike Talboy is leaving the Missouri Legislature for Burns & McDonnell
• KCKCC 2012 Commencement Ceremony
• Mayo Clinic adds St. Joseph-based Heartland Health to its network
• Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback signs income-tax cuts into law
• The Pitch Questionnaire with Historic Kansas City Foundation executive director Amanda Crawley
• Community Faces | Van Halen fans in KC
• Like Midwest Triathlons on Facebook for chance to win Timex Body Link System
• Blog Watch: Wednesday, May 23
• Fate of Kansas City streetcar plan could lie with 603 voters
• Waddell & Reed revs its investment engines
• Johnson County ‘Tunnel to Nowhere’ starts going somewhere
• University of Kansas gets 149 takers for employee buyouts
• General Mills delivers Kix to 850 employees
• Kansas City red-light cameras boost safety, report says
• Facebook IPO gets SEC scrutiny; Nasdaq wishes it had delayed offering
• Parties line up to join federal suit about Kansas redistricting
• Kansas City Fed officials push to increase bank discount rate
• KCK-based Titan Fighting Championship grows in the crowded MMA circuit
• Lack of apology spurs Kansas City bar fight, fatal shooting
• Corps: States can help improve Missouri River flood forecasting
• Talboy leaves House for Burns & McDonnell
• 5 hurt, 20 displaced in KCK apartment fire
• A priceless journey: Friend's birthday poem turned into a children's storybook to help those dealing with cancer
• Gubernatorial election banner causes flap at MU fraternity
• 'Hate' finally goes to prison
• Intruder stabs two at Topeka TV station
• A KC tale: five wrecks, shots fired, DUI suspected, marijuana found
• Ex-convict, 64, accused of robbing Overland Park bank
• Midwest Democracy | Brownback signs big tax cut in Kansas
• Nixon likes charter school accountability items
• Voter ID kept off ballot in Missouri
• Fred Pryor to talk about leadership during June 20 audio conference
• Four Kansas City area entrepreneurs to share experiences on June 14
• Fifty years ago this week, Continental Flight 11 fell out of the sky over Unionville
• 603 apply to vote on district for Kansas City streetcar line
• Egyptians vote in first free presidential election
• Brownback signs tax bill
• Leading off for All-Star Game: Celebrity softball, tribute to baseball
• Kansas City-area task force recommends uses for Google project
• Iran is offered new plans to ease nuclear concerns
• Metro North Mall’s future hinges on coming ruling
• Lisa Irwin's parents tell Today show that debit card was stolen and share frustration with authorities' search for their missing daughter
• University of Kansas Hospital plans new inpatient surgical center
• U.S. freight levels hit reverse in April
• Romney inches closer to GOP nomination with sweep
• Commercial spacecraft speeds toward space station
• Kansas City will host 3,500 college students for SIFE expo
• Brownback signs mammoth tax bill
• The United Way is selling its Quality Hill office buildings
• Jet diverted to Maine; suspicious passenger cited
• Obama urges Joplin graduates to ‘pay it forward’
• TEXT: Obama, Nixon address Joplin graduates
• Blunt's wife raising cash for Romney
• Community Faces | Taste of Kansas City
• 2012 Kansas City Triathlon race review
• Brodie Croyle, former Chiefs QB, has retired
• In observance of the Memorial Day Holiday the Kansas City Campuses will be close...
• First private spacecraft blasts off for space station
• The president's address in Joplin
• President Barack Obama gave the commencement address at Joplin High School. Here's what he said (video)
• Blog Watch: Tuesday, May 22
• AMC, Chinese company’s marriage stuns many in U.S. film industry
• Obama tells Joplin graduates they are an inspiration
• Kansas judges don’t want redistricting case ‘ramrodded’
• Burns & McDonnell teams up on nuclear reactor effort
• Kansas offers car licensing leniency after another slowdown
• Nyjah Huston wins Street League DC Pro Tour's Kansas City stop (slideshow and video)
• Southwest gets world’s top ranking for frequent fliers
• Wendy’s, Texas Roadhouse ask: Where’s the beef?
• Brownback signs tax cuts that gamble state budget
• Blue Springs making progress
• Hope mingles with sadness as Catholic diocese prepares to reshape education in Jackson County
• Dave Helling | River is a flood of policy choices
• Woman dies in fire that melted smoke detectors off wall
• Midwest Democracy | Limbaugh statue on display in Missouri Capitol
• Kansas redistricting case unlikely to move at Kobach's pace
• NTS Announces Staff Changes, Grant Award
• Marriages
• Mike Talboy will not seek re-election to Missouri House
• Remaining Kansas judicial furloughs canceled
• KC Chiefs begin OTA’s with Bowe missing and Poe in attendance
• KC Chiefs begin OTA’s with Bowe missing and Poe in attendance
• H&R Block CEO to speak about talent management on May 23
• Seven ways to build an effective workplace corporate culture
• Federal judge: 'People of Kansas deserve better'
• Lance Armstrong wins Ironman 70.3 Florida on Sunday
• 2012 Kansas City Triathlon sprint distance results
• Mike Talboy will not seek re-election to Missouri House
• A year later: Joplin high school rebuilding is déjà vu for Kansas City construction company
• KU incubator adds alternative energy company
• Bio-Microbics wins presidential award for exports
• AMC Entertainment partner: Sale is a happy ending for movie theater company
• Slide show: Key plot twists in AMC’s journey to a sale
• Kansas Legislature sticks with tax bill that portends big deficits
• AMC purchased by Chinese company for $2.6 billion
• Chinese buyer’s pursuit of AMC lasts two years
• MRIGlobal exec becomes chairman of National Science Board
• MetLife settlement will bolster Kansas general fund
• Head of US nuclear safety agency to step down
• Study: Simple scope exam cuts colon cancer deaths
• Google taps the brakes on high-speed fiber
• Rush Limbaugh statue on display in Missouri Capitol
• Judicial furloughs canceled
• Read about the installation of Ming Fay's ('67 sculpture) new exhibition, "Canut...
• 2012 Kansas City Triathlon international distance results
• Kansas City schools will not be run by the state this year
• Chinese company buys AMC in $2.6B deal
• Google pushes back date for local fiber network
• Kansas Legislature agrees on tax cuts, punts on redistricting
• Prices drive GM from advertising during Super Bowl
• Nasdaq admits glitches fouled Facebook trading
• Man fatally shot at Truman and McGee early Saturday
• Midwest is on South’s heels in study of business costs
• Andrea Shields identified as the homicide victim whose body was found burned at 19th and Brooklyn
• Obama addresses Joplin High graduates
• Kansas Gas Service asks to turn up revenue
• YRC pencils Fisher in to controller spot
• Chinese company buys AMC to form world’s largest theater operator
• Basehor man dies in motorcycle crash
• Remaining Kansas judicial furloughs canceled
• Former Thayer city clerk pleads guilty to $120,000 theft
• Minor quake rattles rural southeastern Missouri
• Chinese company buys Kansas City-based AMC
• Community Faces | Bark at the Park
• Community Faces | Dead Girl Derby: Mustache May-Hem
• Kansas legislature sends $14.3 billion budget to governor
• Kansas Legislature approves more school money
• Thousands gather for Lebanese Sunni cleric funeral
• More activists charged related to NATO summit
• Police say 5 die as plane crashes in Bosnia
• Police seeking random shooter in Independence
• Family Wanted | Maria, 15
• Lotteries | Saturday, May 19
• Munday on Monday | Barbecue
• Kansas officials say new computer system worth DMV office waits
• Census savings would put us on track for big waste
• Police seeking random shooter in Independence
• NATO shifts to help an elusive Afghanistan peace
• Brownback attempts to settle legislative disagreements with new plan
• School financing deal reached in Kansas
• Candidates claim it's the economy but press social issues
• Another tax lapse adds to the heat on McCaskill
• Strong quake kills 4 in Italy cheese region
• Day after historic IPO, Facebook's Zuckerberg weds
• Community Faces | Drag Racing at Heartland Park
• Community Faces | KC Heart Walk
• Community Faces | Hillcrest Walk for the Homeless
• NAACP backs same-sex marriage as civil right
• Kansas governor may seek to intervene in redistricting lawsuit
• Brownback says he will make deep tax cuts work
• Education funding in limbo as session winds down
• School News: 2012 Turner High School Graduate List
• 3-year-old drowns in backyard pool in Edwardsville
• Kansas governor may seek to intervene in redistricting lawsuit
• Man shot, killed near Truman Road, McGee Street
• Woman whose body was burned identified
• Motorcyclist killed in KC wreck
• Wyandotte County jail inmate found dead
• Records: Joplin twister was costliest since 1950
• Family Wanted | Maria, 15
• When Kansas preacher starts to pray, senators wonder just what he'll say
• Missouri finds a drug option for executions
• Kansas House minority leader seeks to join redistricting lawsuit
• Community Faces | Jackals vs. T-Bones: Friday
• Compromise tax plan still eludes Kansas lawmakers
• Diplomats: UN experts say NKorea violates sanction
• Missouri lawmakers pass contraception legislation on final day
• Missouri lawmakers trim disparity in drug sentences
• Five Kansas justices recuse selves from Phill Kline case
• KRASKE: The second-hottest race in Mo-Kan this year is...
• Women graduates in non-traditional careers exceed expectations
• Johnson County businessmen file redistricting lawsuit
• YRC Worldwide names Fisher as controller
• G-8 leaders put focus on European financial crisis
• Herbst is banned from corporate credit union work
• Kansas City ranks as No. 8 affordable place to fly this summer
• Slide show: KCBJ’s Champions of Business awards luncheon
• Cerner could near $10B revenue by decade’s end, COO Nill says
• DNC again ties Mitt Romney to shuttered Kansas City steel plant
• Quebec passes law in effort to end daily protests
• Ironman adds Ironman Los Cabos to 2013 race list
• Bonner Springs students get unexpected surprise for graduation
• How zombies could have saved Bannister Mall
• Jurors in Edwards trial will resume talks Monday
• 310 voters could decide downtown streetcar tax district
• VinSolutions shuffles management
• Microsoft Store will open in Overland Park in June
• Kansas jobless rate is 12th-lowest in April
• CDC to baby boomers: Get tested for hepatitis C
• Bryan Cave, Davis Bethune demonstrate Kansas City’s small legal world
• Heartland 39.3 Half Marathon Series review
• Kansas House votes to criminalize refusal of DUI tests
• Top of the List: Kansas City-area physicians groups
• Rollover crash temporarily closes Chouteau Trafficway
• Five Kansas justices recuse selves from Phill Kline case
• Rescue crews searching Missouri River after person seen in river
• Missouri lawmakers trim disparity in drug sentences
• Missouri lawmakers pass contraception legislation on final day
• Renewing a motor vehicle license in Johnson or Wyandotte county? Do it now
• Only a few hundred apply to vote on downtown streetcar taxing district
• Leawood woman sentenced in Westport DUI incident
• Google's schedule for Kansas City Internet slips again
• Video depicts alleged abuse at Salina military school
• Former student sues Turner School District over alleged strip search
• Steve Kraske | Hartzler vs. Hensley will be a battle
• Missouri education legislation falters
• As jobless rate falls, long-term unemployment benefits for many are ending
• Bill giving KC authority to set up land bank awaits Nixon's signature
• New deal on Kansas tax cuts appears to be unraveling
• Kansas redistricting remap work continues as court deadline looms
• Tax compromise could create deficits, Senate leader says
• Dontari Poe is the only unsigned draft pick for the KC Chiefs
• KCP&L promotes Heidtbrink to COO role
• KC moves toward ballot issues in August
• Reverberations from drug raid felt in US, Honduras
• Nursing Pinning Ceremony, Sending Ceremony and Graduation Photos are posted on A...
• Tom Watson lays down another Challenge to Kansas City golfers
• Evidence mixed for Zimmerman's self-defense claim
• Report: Sprint’s Kansas City-area download speeds lag since August
• Commercial rocket will fly to the space station
• Moran votes for bill that ends Medicare, makes deep cuts in government agriculture spending
• KCUR-FM names Leone as new general manager
• Kansas City committee approves two tax questions for voters
• Spectrum Fantastic Art Live! convention will draw 5,000 to Kansas City
• Still wishing for All-Star Game tickets? It’ll cost you
• Douglas County: Say hello to the Big First
• Missouri lawmakers pass bill supporting land banks
• Report: Ford will offer more redesigned vehicles than rivals
• U.S. Postal Service scales back facility closing plans
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• Closing arguments in John Edwards corruption trial
• Missouri lawmakers keep progressing state takeover of KC schools
• Postal Service to begin closing plants this summer
• "I encourage each of you to keep listening to what others have to say. And when...
• Kansas legislators reach compromise on tax cuts
• Sprint’s Hesse: Expect more big telecom deals
• Facebook’s IPO timeline hums with activity
• Kobach turns to courts for Kansas redistricting
• Missouri legislators start cramming before finals
• Verizon will hang up unlimited data plans
• White House ratchets up bank regulation efforts
• Cash-strapped millennials avoid traditional banking
• Baby trend gives birth to a new era in U.S.
• Stay home for dinner — and stay skinnier
• KC schools bill stalled over House-Senate dispute
• Blog Watch: Thursday, May 17
• Woman reports escaping KC home after two days of torture and sexual assault
• KC moves toward ballot issues in August
• Fire burns near tanks at KC asphalt company
• Clay County sheriff's deputy fired, arrested after domestic disturbance
• School bus involved in wreck in KC's downtown loop
• Ex-priest found guilty of plotting death of accuser
• Alan Bavley | Say you're sorry, get a pass?
• The Massachusetts Indian War of 2012
• Firefighters, Red Cross promote safety door-to-door after fatal fire in south KC
• Judge delays Mladic trial due to evidence errors
• Study: New American Royal complex could add $15 million to economy
• Kansas City mayor scales back plan to raise property taxes
• House OKs GOP's anti-violence against women bill
• Sprint’s line goes silent about delayed debut of new 4G phone
• Kansas Speedway gets rolling on reconfiguration, road race track
• Enjoy 3rd Fridays in Englewood Arts Station Community Friday May 18
• U.S. House committee approves $75M for NBAF construction
• Participant survey results for 2012 Running with the Cows Half Marathon and 5k
• Participant survey results for 2012 Running with the Cows Half Marathon and 5k
• Upgraded American Royal Complex would rope in more cash, supporters say
• James offers preview of updated Kansas City tax plan
• Kansas City land bank bill clears Missouri Senate
• Not tea party enough?
• Paralyzed woman uses her mind to control robot arm
• Skechers agrees to $40M settlement tied to Shape-Ups claims
• Hill’s Pet Nutrition exec will lead Kansas City Area Life Sciences Institute
• US lowers cutoff for lead poisoning in young kids
• 10 essentials to carry on your bike
• KC Mayor's tax proposal is evolving
• Warrior Dash and Ruckus Run comparison review part 2
• Killing a few brain cells with Kansas City's NFL concussion expert
• Kobach: Federal courts should handle Kansas redistricting...
• School News: 2012 Wyandotte High School Graduate List
• Sprint’s new 4G smartphone gets put on hold by customs review
• University of Kansas seeks 5 percent tuition boost
• T-Mobile dials back 900 more jobs as contract customers exit
• Missouri House clips wings of Jayhawk license plate push
• Kansas City Area Development Council is named as top 10 economic development group
• GM pulls Facebook advertising, says it has little effect
• Kansas budget work is suspended; tax-cut talks break down
• New Johnson County DMV system yields long waits
• Hunt: Chiefs are in Kansas City to stay
• Sean Malto prepares to defend his Street League skateboarding title at the Sprint Center
• The Pitch Questionnaire with Joe Cox, Barkley's director of social media
• Father, two children die in south KC fire
• KC mayor scales back tax proposal
• Midwest Democracy | KC to target violent criminals through new initiative
• Midwest Democracy | Just give us safe places to have fun, KC teens say
• KC Chiefs to celebrate 50 years in Kansas City with series of promotions
• KC's bakeries turn up the flour power
• Kerrey wins Democratic nomination in Nebraska Senate race
• Neb. GOP nominates Fischer to face ex-Sen. Kerrey
• Kline wants two justices to remove themselves from ethics case
• Bishops reject softened birth control rule
• Let there be blood
• Blunt pushes compromise on cybersecurity
• McCaskill, Blunt want debate on the farm bill
• Teamsters: Judge refuses to reject Hostess labor contracts
• Kansas City’s senior population will nearly double by 2030
• Donate a Children's Book in the month of May and put a smile on a child’s face t...
• Ross Dress for Less signs lease in Kansas City region
• Warrior Dash and Ruckus Run comparison review part 1
• Union rep fails to convince Sprint shareholders that incentives plan urges ‘excessive risk’
• Nixon touts Missouri job growth at North Kansas City company
• Sprint directors involved in iPhone bonus flap see lower support
• Houlihan’s confirms reports that it’s weighing a sale
• Charlotte Street Foundation is hosting open studios this Friday from 5:30 to 9 p...
• Sprint faces two more shareholder suits tied to New York tax allegations
• Kristen Lamb found not guilty of possessing child porn
• YRC Worldwide unit plans hiring drive
• Harry Stone fatally shot during jog in 'random' act of violence in Raytown
• Kansas City tourism officials give away tickets to sold-out All-Star Game
• Corbin Berkstresser, Mizzou quarterback, accused of leaving the scene of an accident
• Missouri newspaper pays blogger for copyright claim
• Boehner: Spending cuts must exceed debt limit hike
• 2012 Running with the Cows race review
• Bookstore will be closed on May 16 & May 18.
• Guy Fieri, Henry Ford and Johnny Trigg to be inducted into the National Barbecue Hall of Fame
• Houlihan’s Restaurants puts itself on the menu
• Frontier grounds two nonstop flights from Kansas City
• Join the (Social) Madness: Deadline is today
• Limbaugh joins Hall of Famous Missourians at closed-door event
• Best Buy founder, chairman will resign over secret
• Avon suitor gets tired of waiting, leaves
• New Kansas law lets pharmacists refuse to offer some drugs
• SEC puts the kibosh on trading in three Kansas City-area stocks
• Animal Health Corridor company expands in Blue Springs
• Missouri lawmakers: No Jayhawks on our license plates
• Roof collapses in early morning fire that destroys vacant KCK house
• Guatemala mom to ask U.S. court to help return girl adopted by Liberty couple
• Kansas House approves sex and drug bills
• Talks continue on proposed $14B Kansas budget
• School notebook for May 16
• Susan Vollenweider | Parenting: Got an app for that?
• Two northlanders honored as Kindest Kansas Citians
• Northland community news for May 16
• Rush Limbaugh inducted into Hall of Famous Missourians
• Clock ticking with new plan to fight Alzheimer's
• Health reform would bring a windfall for insurers
• Brownback signs bill to help fill Kansas dentist shortage
• Kansas House approves sex and drug bills
• Ecto Development will expand Blue Springs headquarters
• Kansas governor signs another abortion bill
• Democratic poll puts McCaskill ahead
• The vote against the U.N.
• Frontier Airlines drops two nonstops to East Coast from Kansas City
• Running with the Cows 5k race results
• Rush Limbaugh bust unveiled at Hall of Famous Missourians
• LightSquared will declare bankruptcy
• Obama campaign uses Kansas City steel plant to hammer Romney
• Ad Astra Information Systems hires chief services officer
• Paul: 'We will no longer spend resources'
• Americans train Ugandans for Somalia mission
• "On Mondays when the museums are closed ... all of the figures step out of their...
• Inergy sells US Salt for $192.5M — but it doesn’t go far
• Barbecue celebrities will join American Royal’s Hall of Fame
• Want to jazz up your social media efforts? Here’s some inspiration
• Pizza Hut franchisee NPC beefs up revenue but earnings slip
• Palestinians march in annual mourning ritual
• Are you a Phoenix? Send us your “I am a Phoenix” photos along with along with yo...
• KC Chiefs saying all the right things about rookies after mini-camp
• Inergy passes the salt to Inergy Midstream — for $192M
• JPMorgan investment chief resigns; more to follow
• The Jo may not fare well as county considers cuts to bus service
• Yahoo CEO resigns due to resume flap
• Gas prices take a U-turn and head downward
• Kansas redistricting fight may navigate to the courts
• Missouri lawmakers may end session with a bust
• Feds can’t detail executive prosecutions tied to financial crisis
• Scientists study role of thunderstorms in spreading pollution
• Royals fans, we need to talk about Eric Hosmer
• Tiger mosaic is gone from MU campus
• Overland Park man is killed in Dallas
• A big step in the struggle for equal marriage rights
• Former KC school board president Marilyn Simmons dies
• Basehor man accused of hiring someone to kill his wife
• Tribute | Chris Smedley had an active life on two wheels
• Expanded skate park to be celebrated
• Obama ad attacking Romney's involvement with KC company isn't running in Missouri
• Metro Squad investigates killing of Raytown man
• Body found in Indian Creek may be that of missing man
• Ex-Lansing cop is headed to prison in sex case
• "Reviving Ophelia"—Incredible Pressures on Teenage Girls
• Plane crash kills 15 in Nepal mountains; 6 survive
• 1 in 3 autistic young adults lack jobs, education
• In Overland Park, women celebrate Mother's Day with 5K run
• Bill in Missouri legislature would be a boost to bail bondsmen
• Big puppets with a big purpose
• Bring your kids to art activities at the Truman home Sat May 19
• Enjoy Independence antebellum homes tour
• Terrence Richardson found shot to death inside taxi cab at 44th and Spruce
• Michael Knox found dead in the street at 69th and Prospect
• Community Faces | Village Crawfish Festival
• Community Faces | Heritage Park Duathlon & Triathlon
• IAEA, Iran begin new nuke talks
• Car hits beam of elevated train in Chicago; 4 die
• Mexico drug war's latest toll: 49 headless bodies
• EDC to bring business futurist James A. Taylor to May 15 awards luncehon
• Driver found dead in cab identified
• Probe needed to connect-the-dots in pharmaceutical industry
• Gunfire kills Raytown man
• Police seek love seat in Raytown airman's homicide
• Kansas State planning new residence hall
• Potawatomi chief left his mark on Kansas
• Wreck scene haunts Good Samaritan: What if he hadn't stopped?
• Senator's stationery found in Independence store
• Running with the Cows half marathon results
• Kansas legislative infighting is at a peak
• McCaskill at Truman Days rips her 3 GOP foes
• Community Faces | Rockfest 2012 at Penn Valley Park
• Community Faces | Festival of Smoke at the Culinary Center of Kansas City
• Community Faces | Mission Family Fun Festival Parade
• Community Faces | Great Strides Walk for Cystic Fibrosis
• Community Faces | Leawood Arts Council art show and reception
• The House vote on school funding
• Prepare now for the next recession
• Missouri lawmakers a step closer to passing economic development bill
• The Senate vote on Taxzilla
• "Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire!"
• Kansas to merge arts, film groups; funding uncertain
• 10 things a sales manager should avoid
• Greek efforts for coalition flounder
• Yemen: US drone strikes kill 11 al-Qaida militants
• Boston U community mourns loss of 3 classmates
• Gunman kills Afghan peace council member in Kabul
• KC Chiefs sign four draft picks, begin rookie mini-camp on Friday
• Big booze bill headed to Brownback
• Raytown police investigating overnight shooting
• Man killed at 69th and Prospect early Saturday morning
• Victims of Kansas plane crash were going to Christian rally
• Singing the praises of public television
• Kansas Gov. Brownback gets bills that loosen booze laws
• Family Wanted | Shawney, 14
• Cab driver shot to death in KC
• Victims of Kansas plane crash were going to Christian rally; only survivor is at KU Hospital
• Inmate dies in Douglas County jail
• A playground for all in KC neighborhood
• Missouri lawmakers a step closer to passing economic development bill
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• Group attempting to recall Jermaine Reed
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• Saudis emerge as key US ally against terrorists
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• The Pitch Questionnaire with Leonardo DiCaprio impersonator Frank Lloyd Roberts
• Downtown stroll tracks proposed streetcar route
• Maintaining the integrity in 'student-athlete'
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• Minimum wage issue submitted in Missouri
• Minimum wage issue submitted in Missouri
• Midwest Democracy | $2 million earmark for university stalls Missouri's whole budget
• Midwest Democracy | Plan to provide more dental help in Kansas gets pulled
• Judge steps out from bench to teach middle-schoolers about law
• In budget debate, lawmaker suggests study of selling KU Hospital
• In budget debate, lawmaker suggests study of selling KU Hospital
• Obama voices his support for gay marriage
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• Missouri legislators zero in on guns, gays and gags in another year of attempted lawmaking
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• Lugar loses Ind. GOP primary to tea party rival
• Mitt Romney wins GOP primaries in Indiana, NC
• Lugar loses Ind. GOP primary to tea party rival
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• Double agent hands al-Qaida its 3rd failed bombing
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• Chinese theater owners said to be interested in purchasing AMC
• Ford’s Kansas City plant cuts back on idle time
• Blast targets Syrian military; 6 soldiers wounded
• Sullivan Higdon ready to kick off Chiefs marketing
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• The Roasterie will add grounds with $5M expansion, renovation
• Big Sprint shareholder wants Hesse off the board
• House spares Pentagon, homeland security from cuts
• Cash from fund helps Zimmerman's living expenses
• Overland Park approves $65M in bonds to attract Teva
• Kansas City lawyer: Ex-Mamtek CEO used bond money for Beverly Hills home
• Mediware pumps up profits with help from blood bank contract
• Fan goes for a swim at The K to get Humberto Quintero home-run ball
• Sources: AMC may be casting a Chinese buyer
• Prosecutors drop murder case against Kansas City lawyer
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• Trustee: Ex-Mamtek CEO used bond money to save Beverly Hills home
• iPhone costs could rise as wireless carriers push back
• ‘Pink slime’ furor prompts closing of Kansas plant
• One week left to join the Social Madness challenge
• Kansas House committee OKs map of Senate districts
• Seeking Kansas City's fastest-growing companies
• Overland Park scores 2013 youth soccer championships
• Ike Skelton accepts Truman award
• If you mistakenly got two KC water bills, just pay one
• Computers problems force Johnson County to close DMV offices early
• Park Hill South student lands big check for safety video
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• Eric Winkler | Nothing beats the sub-basement on 'take your child to work' day
• Bill passed by Kansas House makes abortion a tax issue
• Missouri budget debate puts health care for the blind in jeopardy
• Missouri House votes to block women's institute
• Push to ease rules on radioactive shipments clears Missouri House
• Kansas House committee approves proposal to redraw Senate's districts
• Billionaire Soros giving $2M to Democratic groups
• Clint Bowyer yo-yos through Sprint Cup field at Talladega, finishing 6th
• New Fortune 500 list includes three Kansas City-area companies
• Sprint, Seaboard, YRC make Fortune 500 list
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• CIA derails plot with al-Qaida underwear bomb
• Give Johnson County more Kansas House, Senate seats, Shawnee chamber says
• Brownback pays up on NCAA bet with Kentucky governor
• Funding for veterans, blind health care in doubt in Missouri budget
• Brownback to deliver steak burgers to Kentucky, Lawrence
• Lance Armstrong finishes 3rd overall in St. Croix Ironman 70.3 on Sunday
• Sprint board lauds Hesse dialing back his pay after iPhone flap
• Sanofi plans 112 layoffs in Kansas City; more will come
• Kansas City commission weighs TIF for $142.5M retail, office project
• Barkley, public relations unit reach a Crossroads
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• Famed obese New Mexico cat 'Meow' dies
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• 2012 Kansas City Warrior Dash results
• Hesse gives up $3.25M in compensation tied to iPhone decision
• Institutional investors need to keep closer watch on VC funds
• Icahn succeeds in bid for CVR Energy
• Kinzer says University of Kansas Medical Center broke its word on OB-GYN deal
• AT&T dials up investment in home monitoring service
• Bond-rating agency watches grades of Kansas school districts
• Backers of minimum-wage, payday loan initiatives turn in petitions
• St. Louis, Wichita rank as havens for cheapskates
• Early wheat harvests have farmers scrambling
• Blog Watch: Monday, May 7
• Body found in yard in Lee's Summit
• Kansas license offices to reopen Tuesday
• Deffenbaugh withdraws effort to put waste site in Blue Summit
• Police continue to search creek, release name and photo of missing man
• Liberty High School artist is state winner in Google Doodle contest
• For young readers, a bounty of books
• Susan Vollenweider | The right time for Heart Dreams
• Kansas House committee approves proposal to redraw Senate's districts
• 2-year-old killed after wandering from motel is identified
• Prosecutor wants new charge against Bishop Finn, diocese in failure to report child abuse case
• Woman admits helping illegal immigrants get fraudulent driver's licenses
• KC man charged in shotgun killing of woman
• France gets new leader, Europe new direction
• Community Faces | Woofstock at Zona Rosa
• Longtime American Art Curator Leaves Nelson-Atkins
• Minimum wage, payday loan petitions submitted for Missouri ballot
• Credit rating agencies keep watch on Kansas school funding debate
• US hikers who were held in Iran marry in Calif.
• Al-Qaida surprise attack kills 20 Yemeni soldiers
• George Lindsey, known as Goober Pyle, dies
• Community Faces | Sporting KC vs Montreal
• Five years later, march keeps search for Kara Kopetsky in public eye
• Two women, baby killed in shooting and house fire
• Munday on Monday | Just for kicks
• KC crowd turns out for soggy March of Dimes fund-raiser
• Grown-ups who don't play well ruin it for others at Legoland
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• US eyes more cuts in India's oil imports from Iran
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• Brownback pleased with tax bill emerging from Legislature
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• High school principal resigns amid Facebook mystery
• Brownback pleased with tax bill emerging from Legislature
• Lawmakers consider Missouri fund for college building
• Kansas redistricting saga remains unresolved
• Silence is the hunter's enemy
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• 2-year-old killed in hit-and-run accident after wandering onto 350 Highway
• KC Organization Helps Teens and Pre-Teens in Need
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• Community Faces | Go Red For Women Luncheon
• Kansas House advances anti-abortion measure
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• At least 23 people killed in Mexican border city
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• Facebook IPO prices out at $96B
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• Blog Watch: Friday, May 4
• Push for tolls on I-70 runs out of gas
• Suit asks federal court to take over redistricting task in Kansas
• Mother charged after infant found abandoned in stroller
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• The talented, and troublesome, Mr. Chen
• Her probation revoked, Shauntay Henderson gets 10 years in prison
• Iowa man convicted of sending pipe bomb to KC investment company
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• Tribute | Pam Holler always made others feel better
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• Piccadilly Circus
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• State senator from St. Joe blocks prescription drug database
• Kansas Senate rejects 401(k) but passes pension bill
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• Cinco de Mayo celebrated at KCKCC
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• 13 dead, scores wounded in blasts in Dagestan
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• AT&T CEO: Consumers will pay for failed T-Mobile deal
• Prosecutors cry foul at bid for reduced sentence in KU ticket scandal
• Minimum wage, payday lending initiatives will make Missouri ballot, backers say
• Legislatures advance budgets in Kansas, Missouri
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• Flying between smaller cities becomes bigger pain
• Fed official: Bank reform energy may be petering out
• S&P 500 outperforms Berkshire, Buffett — again
• AMC movie marathon’s finish line: ‘Avengers’ premiere
• Kansas tax cuts will bring $712M deficit, estimate says
• Blog Watch: Thursday, May 3
• Activist's fate deepens US-China suspicions
• With some opposition, KC passes anti-truancy measure
• State agency investigating claims about abortion clinic
• Film chronicles Joplin newspaper's tornado efforts
• Car rams KCK police motorcycle, flees, crashes
• Mark Morris | A faith that will forever fascinate
• Missouri Senate chooses I-70 highway study over toll roads
• Kansas lawmakers revise deal on proposed tax cuts
• Missouri governor candidate backs limits on lobbyist gifts
• Changes to teacher layoffs OK'd by Missouri House
• Thief who 'bought' cars with bogus insurance checks is sentenced
• Jury acquits Oakview police officer of assault charge
• Olathe Republican sues over redistricting
• Bin Laden's last words go online
• 2012 Community Celebration of Awards
• Ethos multi-sports events names Dave McGillivray race director
• Community Faces | KCAI cardboard vehicles
• 'Jersey Boys' cast tours Boulevard brewery
• Chris Smedley of Bicycle Shack passes away
• Chris Smedley of Bicycle Shack passes away
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• Road work will disrupt traffic on Interstate 435 in Kansas
• Kansas City commission picks at revenue structure but calls it ‘generally sound’
• Steelman calls Violence Against Women Act a distraction
• Gingrich ends campaign, urges party to back Romney
• U.S. business startup rate hits lowest point on record
• Kansas House rejects Senate map
• Gingrich calls it quits
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• TE Dallas Clark and safety O.J. Atogwe visiting KC Chiefs on Tuesday
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• Kansas House committee blocks $22M for Kansas Bioscience Authority
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• 2012 Trolley Run 4 mile race review
• 2012 Trolley Run 4 mile race review
• Missouri loses $500M a year in online sales taxes, study says
• Kansas City Life looks to acquisitions to bolster growth
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• Kansas City commission: Keep earnings tax, raise sales and property taxes
• A Little Inn and Out: Can Janet Byers swing an adult bed and breakfast in Parkville?
• The Pitch Questionnaire with KCnext's Ryan Weber
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• After several hours, police learn fugitive not inside KC house
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• Exhibition - Lois Dodd: Catching the Light
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• The tech issue: Sporting Innovations tests new game-day experiences on Sporting KC fans
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• Myanmar begins new era as Suu Kyi joins parliament
• The president's address in Afghanistan
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• EN Engineering, which has a new Olathe office, sells to CIVC Partners
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• Hesse stocks up on Sprint shares
• Lockton buys out investor’s stake
• Investment gains help DST improve first-quarter earnings
• Projected deficit for Kansas tax-cut proposal shrinks
• BATS finishes European technology change, looks to future
• Sale of Lenexa-based Control Systems International closes
• Yoder proposes salary cuts for Congress
• Biden makes Kansas City stop
• Bank of America will cut 2,000 elite jobs
• Report: Payless owner picks an acquisition shoe that fits
• Joe Posnanski can't escape conflict with Joe Paterno book
• Shovel snow or burglarize house? Leavenworth man chooses latter
• Judge blocks Missouri law on student transfers
• At long last, a temple
• Middle schoolers learn 'The 7 Habits' of effective teens
• Life in beautiful Brookside
• Study: Uncollected online sales taxes cost Missouri millions
• Youngers fills spot on NKC school board
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• Many teams feel excluded at the Overland Park Soccer Complex
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• Why Do We Need Teen Mentors?
• Carl Edwards keeps battling hard, but victories are harder to find
• NIC makes gains on new services, broader adoption
• Kansas City employers post 25,300 new job ads online
• Kansas City-area Target stores debut food section makeovers
• Helzberg Diamonds finds a marketing gem: Kentucky Derby
• Remember: It’s just data
• Kauffman Stadium bulks up food offerings ahead of MLB All-Star Game
• Yoder says Congress needs a pay cut
• Teresa Stone pleads guilty to conspiracy to commit murder in husband's killing
• CrossFirst Bank agrees to buy Heartland Bank
• Alliant Techsystems gets $266M in orders for Independence plant
• World Trade Center is back on top in NYC
• Biden arrives, causes a midday traffic headache
• Nixon: Better economic cooperation needed in KC region
• One Kansas City-based law firm makes nation’s top 100
• Top EPA official resigns over 'crucify' comment
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• Projection shows tax cuts would produce deficit in Kansas
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• Kansas City International Airport reports lift in passenger traffic
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• Great Mall in Olathe back to normal after suspicious package found
• Former Kansan accused of repeatedly abusing teen girl
• Prosecutors cite DNA in charging man in 1992 strangulation death
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• Joe and Jill Biden to visit KC today
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• Thousands participate in 24th annual Kansas City AIDS Walk
• Community Faces | KC Roller Warriors' 2012 bout No. 2
• Community Faces | Weston Lion Club Antiques and Collectibles Show
• An optimistic first year for Kansas City's mayor
• 'War on women' sparks a battle for votes
• Ad reporting rule will affect political campaigns, TV stations in KC
• Community Faces | 7th Street Casino Stride for Life
• Community Faces | Research Medical Center block party and health fair
• Community Faces | Merriam Community Garage Sale
• KC Chiefs finish their 2012 draft with DT Jerome Long and WR Junior Hemingway
• Community Faces | Carnival Glass Convention
• The Buzz | Hopes that Obama would be a gentler drug warrior have gone up in smoke
• Police blow Wash. mountain bunker, find man dead
• Business futurist James A Taylor to speak at May 15 EDC awards luncheon
• KC Chiefs pick Texas A&M RB Cyrus Gray in the sixth round of the NFL draft
• National Day of Prayer May 3
• Nonprofit Connect to honor its Philanthropy Award winners on May 11
• Missouri voters could decide on higher cigarette tax
• Missouri senators want wage law suspended in disasters
• 2012 Blue Devil 5k Fun Run/Walk
• KC Chiefs pick Alabama CB De’Quan Menzie in the fifth round of the NFL draft
• KC Chiefs select Fresno State WR/KR Devon Wylie in fourth round
• Women's rally at Kansas Capitol draws more than 200
• Saudi closes embassy in Egypt following protests
• Kansas Family Policy Council petitions on Salina anti-discrimination proposal made public
• Two drivers killed in head-on collision
• Aloft and alone in a cockpit? I'll take my chances
• Kansas, feds reach tentative agreement with DuPont on pollution cleanup
• Family Wanted | Lillian, 14, Devin, 12, and Regina, 7
• Salt museum in Hutchinson to mark its fifth anniversary
• $2 million proposed for Larned State Hospital
• Missouri senators want wage law suspended in disasters
• Missouri voters could decide on higher cigarette tax
• The Buzz | Hopes that Obama would be a gentler drug warrior have gone up in smoke
• One dead in Interstate 670 accident
• Missouri measure would allow loans at casinos
• Streetcar taxing district plan is legal, judge says
• Ethics complaints pepper Senate race in Missouri
• Group: Blind Chinese activist under US protection
• KC Chiefs select Oklahoma tackle Donald Stephenson in third round of NFL Draft
• KC Chiefs select Illinois guard/tackle Jeff Allen with second draft pick
• Kansas confident feds will approve Medicaid changes
• Rumors fly that KC Chiefs are willing to trade Dwayne Bowe during draft
• Missouri ballot measure to legalize marijuana burns out
• Chaperones among new Secret Service conduct rules
• KRASKE: One gem of a book
• Kansas City International Airport's passenger traffic increases
• Fired KC Fed employee may strike out on bowling league
• CoStar-LoopNet merger may benefit Xceligent
• Ryan Lawn & Tree buys Shawnee building, will move divisions
• Walt Bodine signs off for the final time
• AT&T upgrades mobile network along Missouri interstates
• Blunt, McCaskill honor the military
• Royals have won two series in April; rest of month not so good
• Ford prepares to retool after last Escape rolls off line in Kansas City
• Huge fallen tree limb blocks road in Northland neighborhood
• Kansas City streetcar taxing district plan can advance, judge rules
• Community Faces | Glen Campbell at the Uptown
• Top of the List: Credit unions
• Tymoshenko court hearing postponed in Ukraine
• Going Big: The Kansas City Chiefs take defensive tackle Dontari Poe in the NFL Draft
• Businesses want tax reform — but not entirely
• Angel investor subsidies don’t give wing to hiring, study says
• Airfares will soar right along with you this summer
• Health insurance rebates could total $1.3B, study says
• Kansas City Chiefs take defensive lineman Poe in NFL draft
• H&R Block sees sinking investor confidence
• AMC Entertainment cancels public offering — again
• Cerner's profits and revenue rise
• Missouri House approves whistleblower, workers’ comp bills
• Kansas Legislature negotiators reach agreement on tax cuts
• Blog Watch: Friday, April 27
• Kansas confident feds will approve Medicaid changes
• Missouri ballot measure to legalize marijuana burns out
• Wal-Mart de Mexico: Bribery or business?
• Gunfire leads to nearby school lockdown
• Wichita State selects John Bardo as university president
• Judge upholds new streetcar taxing district
• Students celebrate life of beloved kindergarten teacher
• Blue Summit says trash transfer hub idea is a stinker
• Protesters gather in Topeka to oppose 'Religious Freedom' bill
• US to remove 9,000 Marines from Okinawa
• Kansas City Chiefs select Dontari Poe with first round pick
• Kansas legislative negotiators agree on tax cuts
• Two more bills give exemptions to company shipping radioactive material through Missouri
• BREAKING: Firefighters union approves 3-year contract
• Senator calls for independent Secret Service probe
• Epiq Systems attributes record revenue to electronic discovery business
• Mild winter melts away some of Compass Minerals’ sales
• Missouri Senate race is also a battle of ethics complaints
• Non-profit involved in payday loan debate re-examining tax records
• Cerner rides shift to electronic health records to higher revenue, profits
• Analysts: First-quarter results will show continued Cerner surge
• Panelists say Johnson County is in a good spot as the recession fades
• Kansas City Council may give small biz microloans a boost
• Everything snaps into place for Legoland’s opening
• Women's Chamber offers scholarships
• Student researcher spies odd lava spirals on Mars
• Senate advances bill to keep U.S. Postal Service going
• Ala. tornado survivors now have new baby, home
• Kansas City Fed report: Growth slows, but manufacturing still improves
• University of Missouri-Kansas City gets $400K to study pulmonary fibrosis
• The roses are blooming in the traffic island in the Vanderslice Parking lot. Scr...
• Watch a tree trunk become Queen Guinevere, thanks to the wizardry of KCAI sculpt...
• Polsinelli picks up 14 lawyers from Gallop Johnson & Neuman
• Brownback postpones some Medicaid reform
• Banks’ pursuit of fees brings new focus: low-income customers
• Brownback delays Medicaid reform for disability services
• US Airways: American Airlines merger would save $1.2B
• Manufacturing job losses top 1M in past four years
• Brownback may face GOP revolt
• Euronet Worldwide’s profit drops despite revenue gains
• Missouri House endorses business incentives, eco-devo limits
• Encouraging economic news doesn’t change Fed’s mind on rates
• Kansas City and Missouri are not exactly peaceful
• Walt Bodine's last day on the radio is Friday, but first, Bodine stares down a lion
• Blog Watch: Thursday, April 26
• Two more bills give exemptions to company shipping radioactive material through Missouri
• Judge orders SNAP to turn over years of information
• KC fire union approves labor pact aimed at avoiding layoffs
• Kansas legislative negotiators agree on tax cuts
• Cattle truck runs off I-70 in KCK, catches fire in crash
• Negotiators reach deal on cuts in Kansas income, property taxes
• MAST pension issue set for vote in Kansas City Council
• Gingrich faces uncertain future after failed run
• Agencies drill in case of emergency at All-Star Game
• Charles Taylor conviction sends warning to tyrants
• Midwest Democracy | Many questions as Supreme Court hears Arizona immigration case
• Midwest Democracy | Mayor may yet have an advisory role in KC school district
• Who else might the KC Chiefs take with their #1 draft choice?
• Kansas Half Marathon and 5k race survey results
• Kansas Half Marathon and 5k race review
• Senate votes to slow closing of post offices
• James Rhymer accused of killing James Conklin for showing disrespect
• Euronet Worldwide profit drops despite revenue gains
• H&R Block will cut 350 jobs, close 200 offices
• Kansas City Entries into the Midwest Faculty Scholarship Poster Session Dear F...
• Obama rips Akin for student loan "cancer" remark
• What’s your favorite movie?
• H&R Block prepares record number of tax returns
• Kansas City-area housing permits jump nearly 50 percent in March
• Costco, plaintiffs win approval for ‘hot fuel’ settlement
• DCCC casts new eye on Hensley race
• Kobach outside Supreme Court
• Schweich: Make up your mind
• Sprint CFO says company is finding its pace on path to growth
• Tomorrow night (April 26): Raïssa Venables ('99 photography) speaks at 7 p.m. in...
• Community Faces | Clowns of America convention
• The Pitch Questionnaire with Literacy KC's Carrie Coogan
• The Art of Wrestling: KC artist Rob Schamberger wants to paint all 208 pro-wrestling champions
• Premium Waters plans $36M expansion to Riverside plant, will add jobs
• Community Faces | KC CureSearch Walk
• MAST pension issue finally getting resolved
• Super PAC set up to aid Steelman
• Sprint adds a million customers in the first quarter
• H&R Block subprime mortgage unit pays $28.2M to settle SEC charges
• KU will pay Atkinson $419K as part of retirement agreement
• Kansas legislators have full schedule, little time left
• Missouri Senate budget includes money for the blind
• Senate addresses Postal Service bailout
• Small banks struggle to repay TARP loans
• H&R Block unit pays $28.2M to settle SEC claims regarding sale of subprime mortgages
• Feds ask Justice Department to look into Kansas services for the disabled
• Sprint adds subscribers, revenue, but sees greater loss
• This is the last week the Avila Bookstore is having their 40% OFF SALE - Hurry i...
• Blog Watch: Wednesday, April 25
• Kobach in Washington today to hear Supreme Court arguments
• Ailing boy taken from hospital is found safe; father and grandmother charged
• Threatening graffiti found at Grandview district school
• Debt collectors under fire for emergency room tactics
• Senate Republicans fail to overturn NLRB ruling on union elections
• Artists and performers and bargain hunters are reviving the Historic Northeast
• Romney sweeps more wins, promises 'better America'
• Meet the KC Chiefs potential #1 draft picks: Riley Reiff
• Federal agency says transgender people protected
• Senate nears passage of bill to slow postal cuts
• It's not Royals' 'Time' right now, but 'It's Time' to do something about it
• McCaskill amendment to protect rural post offices passes
• Lance Armstrong to race Ironman 70.3 St. Croix on May 6th
• Top military officers targeted in Syrian conflict
• Shakeup at City Hall
• GOP attempt to block union election rules fails
• Ashton Oguinn shot and killed at 32nd and South Benton Monday night; 39 homicides in KCMO in 2012
• Damion and Rick Boswell accused of killing Calvin Buckner at A-1 Motel
• Romney sweeps more wins, promises 'better America'
• Are you on social media? Financial advisers are
• I-70 will remain toll-free for another year
• Kansas mass layoffs rise for first time this year
• Jackson County judge is confirmed for federal bench
• UMB Bank parent deposits 50 percent quarterly earnings gain
• Lockton splits from Australian partner, sets up own insurance brokerage
• Kansas City Southern hauls in record quarterly revenue, beats estimates
• Report: Social Security will run out sooner than expected
• Kansas legislators discuss Medicaid reform delay
• American Airlines CEO downplays US Airways merger talk
• Investors may have little interest in Sprint’s results
• Work at I-435 and U.S. 69 adds to Johnson County ramp closures
• Mountain lion confirmed in northern Missouri
• Tribute | Virginia Scott was a WWII nurse
• Jim Bradford | There's always tomorrow in the wide world of sports
• Tony Rizzo| Wanted: This codger needs a few new stories for his kids
• Fire destroys Sugar Creek building
• NKC jewelry headquarters plan moves forward
• Business incubator puts Independence on national stage
• Jackson County tax forms due
• Kansas City cuts three senior management positions
• Meet the KC Chiefs potential #1 draft picks: David DeCastro
• Bill to ease radioactive rules makes some in Missouri worry
• Many student loan rates are poised to double if Congress, White House can't agree
• Kansas court shutdowns are delayed
• Kansas attorney general: Remapping failure could bring legal costs
• Kobach sees crisis over Kansas redistricting
• Kansas court furloughs delayed
• Olathe students learn fire safety
• Kansas Speedway Replacing Racing With Major Renovation
• Gregory Price's body found in an abandoned refrigerator in rural Johnson County
• Wal-Mart Stores stock slides on bribery probe
• Twins born after mom stays on respirator for month
• Arizona case a test of federalism, Kobach says
• Calvin Buckner found shot to death at the A-1 Motel; 38 homicides in KCMO in 2012
• Kansas 5k results
• Quintiles’ longtime CEO Gillings resigns
• The Boot
• Reece & Nichols will move an office to the Country Club Plaza
• University of Kansas Hospital restarts heart transplant program
• If you are one of the zillions of people who have downloaded the "Draw Something...
• Missouri drivers could be among top savers under Obama fuel standards
• Commerce Bank leads for consumer satisfaction in Midwest, J.D. Power says
• No obvious remains found in missing NYC boy dig
• What's your dream job?
• Kansas Half Marathon results
• The Kansas City Public Library wants your nominations for the 2012 'Publitzer' Prize for Fiction
• Suit: Bank of America settlement deal is grossly inadequate
• Nestlé will buy Pfizer infant nutrition business for $11.85B
• Kansas City man pleads guilty in $3.7M wire fraud scheme
• Great Wolf Resorts bidding war ends
• Ned Yost can't get comfortable and it's hurting the Royals
• American Royal Rodeo leaves Sprint Center, but not for Kemper
• NASCAR drivers question Kansas Speedway repaving
• Blog Watch: Monday, April 23
• KCP&L seeks 12.9 percent rate increase in Kansas
• I-70 toll road effort stalls in Missouri Legislature
• Texting While Driving Is NEVER an Option!
• Supreme Court must set states straight on immigration
• Kansas City police involved in shooting
• Leawood school wins green honor from U.S.
• Tornado relief efforts enter new phase in Wichita
• Westminster College announces Arizona branch
• Expect Kansas GOP's internal strife to flare
• Star wins Kansas Press Association awards
• Body found in refrigerator abandoned in Johnson County field
• Kobach sees crisis over Kansas redistricting
• Midwest Democracy | Social media make rumor mill faster, not smarter
• Midwest Democracy | Money from outside groups floods Missouri in bid to unseat McCaskill
• Bike courier has the field to himself
• Meet the KC Chiefs potential #1 draft picks: Luke Kuechly
• Explosion, fireball reported in Nevada, California
• NAACP weighs in on closure of St. Louis charter schools
• Kansas abortion foes struggle to get bills passed
• Iowa paper devotes front page to fighting bullying
• Corruption case shines light on NYPD
• Neighborhood watch shooter released from Fla. jail
• Swing-state unemployment down, Obama's chances up
• How to lead with organizational purpose
• April 27 deadline for Women Who Mean Business award nominations
• US to defend Afghanistan for decade after drawdown
• Swing-state unemployment down, Obama's chances up
• More firings expected in Secret Service scandal
• Naturalization push ahead of November election
• Watergate figure Charles Colson has died at 80
• Utah Sen. Orrin Hatch forced into primary fight
• Edwards lawyers to follow trail of 'Bunny money'
• Kansas abortion foes struggle to get bills passed
• Munday on Monday | Lemon conspiracy
• The Watchdog | Biker's dilemma: Harm or no doughnuts?
• Pets get church's attention at annual ceremony
• Empty school burns in Independence
• NAACP weighs in on closure of St. Louis charter schools
• EVERY DAY Needs To Be Earth Day!
• Community Faces | 'Parrotheads' flock to KC
• Hollande, Sarkozy heading to French vote runoff
• Community Faces | 2012 Kansas Relays
• Community Faces | Gold Star Mothers taco dinner
• Blue Springs art and antique show April 28
• Community Faces | Flights of Fancy Kite Festival
• Community Faces | Walk 'n' Wag in Gladstone
• Searchers scour Tucson for missing 6-year-old girl
• Community Faces | Walk MS for Johnson County
• The Buzz | No expensive haircuts these days for John Edwards
• Report: Wal-Mart hushed up bribe network in Mexico
• Watergate figure Charles Colson has died at 80
• UN threatens sanctions against Guinea-Bissau
• Romney carries Missouri district caucuses, but others get delegates
• Carl Edwards is due, and NASCAR race in Kansas is perfect place
• How to ensure a new employee's first day goes well
• Enterprise Bank & Trust offers university-caliber courses to business leaders
• Uganda Kony-hunting soldiers face jungle threats
• Community Faces | The Greater Kansas City Dog Training Club's agility trials
• Security boosted in Bahrain for F1 race
• Edwards lawyers to follow trail of 'Bunny money'
• KC Chamber hosts Small Business Celebration Top 10 Breakfast on May 9
• Family Wanted | Ashley, 13
• Quite a tall order for humanity
• Abuse victims group ordered to turn over files to lawyers representing accused priests
• Jim Thorpe's sons battle to rebury him in Oklahoma
• How To Avoid Dating All The Wrong Men While Looking For The Perfect Mate
• Treasures of Mexico in Kansas City at Mexican Consulate
• Little KC manufacturer earns rare LEED Platinum certification
• KCP&L seeks 12.9 percent rate increase in Kansas
• Steve Kraske | Romney closes the gap
• Community Faces | NASCAR Free Practice Day
• Community Faces | Dead Girl Derby Poker Tournament
• Missouri auditor halts financial estimates for ballot initiatives
• Kansas City Chiefs offering two new mini ticket packages for 2012
• More Secret Service agents gone; Obama briefed
• Mexico preps shelters as volcano roars, spews ash
• Experts say Zimmerman attorney made smart move
• Specialized bicycle components recalls bike brake levers
• Apollo raises Great Wolf takeover bid again
• Scooter’s plans to roll out 10 new Kansas City-area coffeehouses
• Kansas adds 21,500 jobs during past year
• Pending Kansas bill would criminalize refusing to take DUI tests
• KRASKE: Here comes Mitt
• Fundraiser
• SLIDESHOW: Kansas City chefs who have won the coveted James Beard award
• YRC appeals to lenders for leniency
• It's 4/20 ... take a look back at all the marijuana news that's fit to print
• Spence on whether Obama is Muslim: "I don't know"
• Community Faces | Entourage Institute's Ladies Night Out for Lupus
• Kansas City sports go prime time: Rob Riggle to host the ESPYs
• The Ironman Foundation announces 2012 fundraising program
• Pakistani plane carrying 127 crashes amid storm
• The fiber and printmaking departments are teaming up for a fashion show schedule...
• Norwegian gunman describes hunting down teenagers
• Local lawyer makes good
• More Americans spend more time with their coworkers than their own families. Spe...
• Chaz on the Plaza debuts new spring menu items at Chef’s Tasting Dinner
• Cabela’s prepares for what brought it to Kansas City, Kan.: NASCAR weekend
• Top of the List: Airlines serving Kansas City
• Suit claims race-car driver used tribes to hide payday lending
• A few All-Star tickets are available; voting begins
• Olathe Health System plans construction of hospice house
• Westinghouse wants to build nuclear reactors in Missouri
• Senate passes bill that speeds state takeover of KC school district
• Lawrence pays, but should profit, from KU Final Four appearance
• House small business tax cut is more for show than for go
• House committee kills pay increase for state workers
• Escaped double-murderer captured
• Workers rescued from Smithville Lake after barge capsizes
• Gladstone's city manager receives top honor from state association
• Fire crews to pallet fire inside a warehouse in the West Bottoms
• Wichita-area tornado caused $146 million in damage
• Lawson High School receives Gold Star award
• The Watchdog | A rude and hazardous trend on I-29
• Hearing ends over Missouri newspaper editor's death
• Missouri auditor halts financial estimates for ballot initiatives
• Bill to let state replace KC school board clears Missouri Senate
• LA-bound jet safely lands at JFK after bird strike
• Ousted Secret Service supervisor joked about Palin
• Kansas City engineering firms rank among nation’s top 100
• Romney leads Obama in Missouri, but only by 48-45 percent
• Conservatives mock suburban museum
• McCaskill still trails in Missouri
• Bishop likens Obama to Hitler, Satan
• American Airlines will lay off 1,200, close Kansas City club
• Levon Helm, key member of The Band, dies at 71
• Mexico volcano spews glowing rock, tower of ash
• RedStone Logistics plans to bring 100 jobs to Overland Park
• CVR Energy, Icahn reach agreement about hostile bid
• Kansas City economic growth could outpace nation this year
• Dean of KU engineering school leaving for LSU
• Great Wolf bidding hits $7.25 a share
• Layne Christensen predicts $3.7M liability tied to corruption investigation
• Sprint faces $300M tax fraud suit in New York
• NYC basement searched for boy who vanished in 1979
• H.B. Fuller will close Kansas City, Kan., plant
• Royals' value rising, but at snail's pace compared with rest of MLB
• Cerner tries again with groundbreaking for offices in Kansas City, Kan.
• Cleveland Indians media guy thinks Kansas City's water 'tastes like ass'
• The many faces of Kansas City Mayor Sly James
• 2012 Ironman Lottery winners announced
• 2012 Ironman Lottery winners announced
• "Construction In Structure" will close with a reception from 3 to 5 p.m. this Sa...
• Ex-KC Knights owner may be scoring some jail time
• Hollywood Casino preps for first NASCAR race weekend
• Streetcar plan will bring billions in investments, advocates say
• KBA-Brownback money spat chills company recruitment, official says
• Sprint CEO Hesse says he’s still ‘crucified’ for iPhone deal
• Gasoline prices could keep falling
• BP settles Deepwater Horizon damages for $7.8B
• Facebook-Instagram deal: Just Mark and Kevin hashing it out
• Westar wins $50M rate increase in Kansas
• Missouri officials may unveil plans for new nuclear plant
• Kansas City police investigating homicide on North Wheeling; second homicide investigation in last two days
• KC man sentenced to more than 13 years for robbing bank
• Kansas revokes license of teacher accused of delaying child-abuse report
• Tribute | David Spivey was a collector extraordinaire
• Alan Bavley | Five tests that doctors say are overused
• Two students taken to hospital from KCK school bus crash
• Man abducts woman from Liberty intersection and sexually assaults her
• Surveillance video shows Midtown armed robbery
• Center, Park Hill South get gold stars
• Police plan several DUI checkpoints in KC metro area
• MU researcher dispels notion of a single 'God spot' in brain
• KC Council committee again puts anti-truancy effort on hold
• Testimony: Streetcars can boost downtown Kansas City
• A second nuclear reactor ahead for Missouri?
• Bill allowing state takeover of KC schools clears important hurdle
• UN chief calls Syria situation `precarious'
• Graceland University in Independence, MO offers a leadership certificate program
• What cure would you like to see discovered next in the medical field?
• Kids get a chance to try new tastes
• Airport stripper says he was 'nude but not lewd'
• Kansas Half Marathon and 5k preview
• VML goes for the gold in work for U.S. Olympic committee
• Boulevard plans new brew as craft beer competition grows
• Judge quits Trayvon Martin case, cites conflict
• Mexican volcano continues to spout ash, hot rock
• Kansas City is No. 3 city for real estate investors, MarketWatch says
• Pilot plans insanity defense in flight disruption
• University of Kansas turns basketball into a social media victory
• Royals' growing money gap foiling return to championship level
• Mediware stitches up $2.2M acquisition of Holland-based Cyto
• Two Kansas City real estate lawyers find new home in White Goss
• Russ Ptacek is kicking butt in Washington, D.C.
• Garmin opens overseas offices to bolster work with automakers
• Schweich calls Cole County court administration "poor"
• Kansas City sporting goods retailer plots growth after sale
• Listen to Russell Ferguson speak on the matter of quality in art in a "VitaminJW...
• Garmin opens offices near European and Asian automakers
• Boulevard ranks as nation’s No. 10 craft brewer
• Kansas City Chiefs game schedule is released
• Mega Millions lottery win brings Kansas $8M in taxes
• Bushnell has hunting gear company in its sights
• Bushnell plans to acquire Primos Hunting
• New military photo scandal: Panetta apologizes
• Sprint, wireless carriers: Capacity may be running out
• Obama urges Congress to act on gas price measures
• Buffett reveals cancer, plans to stay on the job
• Tipping point in happiness: $50,000
• Boulevard backpacks its way into the K on Opening Day
• Blog Watch: Wednesday, April 18
• The Pitch Questionnaire with the American Jazz Museum's Haleigh Harrold
• KCK police report missing girl is safe
• Child sex offender escapes from Lansing
• Roof collapses in 2-alarm commercial fire in northeast KC
• KC police investigate fire death as homicide
• Ga. handcuff case renews school policing debate
• Secret Service prostitution scandal roils DC
• Retired Ill. couple claims share of $656M jackpot
• Both sides debate KC streetcar district in court hearing
• Midwest Democracy | McCaskill seeks to curb extravagant spending at federal conferences
• Bids to eliminate state income tax falter in Kansas, Missouri
• Audits urge closer oversight of Missouri license bureau contracts
• Community notes for April 18
• School notes for April 18
• Expert questions police theory in Columbia editor's death
• Second Chances Are Necessary when Working with Teenagers--Kansas City Follow-Up
• Second Chances Are Necessary when Working with Teenagers--Kansas City Follow-Up
• Kansas City’s transgender community learns to help itself
• Second Chances Are Necessary when Working with Teenagers
• Kansas City Chiefs 2012 schedule released Tuesday
• KCBJ announces the 2012 Champions of Business awards winners
• End date pushed back to destroy chemical weapons
• Cristo Rey student surprised with $99,400 scholarship
• The 2012 Boston Marathon withstands the heat for the 116th running
• Success at the WYCO Ethnic Festival! 5
• Success at the WYCO Ethnic Festival! 4
• Success at the WYCO Ethnic Festival! 3
• Success at the WYCO Ethnic Festival! 2
• Success at the WYCO Ethnic Festival! 1
• Gulf bloc united over island dispute with Iran
• Secret Service prostitution scandal roils DC
• Kansas City Royals fans, this is what .500 baseball looks like
• North Korea warns US of retaliation over rocket
• 2012 Rock the Parkway half marathon and 5k race survey results
• University of Kansas offers buyouts to 540 employees
• Kansas, Missouri women earn less than men, group says
• Missouri signs trade agreement with Brazil’s financial capital
• GSA inspector general suspects bribes, kickbacks
• Union: U.S. Postal Service rescue plan won’t work
• U.S. Senate blocks ‘Buffett Rule’
• Supreme Court rejects ex-Enron CEO’s second appeal
• U.S. retail spending tops expectations in March
• Apple stock bruise spreads to Nasdaq index
• KCK police arrest suspect in St. Joseph officer shooting
• KC Fraternal Order of Police sues over health insurance consolidation
• AP wins Pulitzer for stories on NYPD spying
• David Knopf | LinkedOut and TunedOut
• KC Chiefs Examiner 2012 NFL mock draft
• For Royals. all is not lost, but they clearly have some work to do
• For Royals. all is not lost, but they clearly have some work to do
• Study accuses ALEC of 'secretive influence' in Missouri Capitol
• Missouri candidates report on campaign funds
• No shocker in store: Romney veep search under way
• 2012 Rock the Parkway half marathon and 5k race review
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• Community Faces | Sporting KC against Real Salt Lake
• Posty Cards gets LEED platinum certification for Kansas City plant
• GOP derails Senate 'Buffett rule' taxes on wealthy
• Community Faces | The Dead Girl Derby's Rocky Horror party
• Community Faces | Union Station & Titanic visitors
• I-35 Logistics Park attracts huge speculative warehouse
• Royals’ Gordon will be MLB All-Star FanFest spokesman
• Akin reports more than $400,000 in Senate fundraising
• Sales tax for Independence Events Center will increase
• Hundreds of Palestinians declare hunger strike
• Social media: The right way, and the risks
• Three Dog Bakery, Boulevard Brewing join Social Madness challenge
• Hoenig is sworn in as FDIC board member
• SPIN! Neapolitan Pizza collect bikes for the KU healthy Hawks Program
• 2012 Rock the Parkway 5k results
• BRGR LUV 4 JAZZ 5K
• Block aims to fill Best Buy space with another big box store
• Sporting KC is making Kansas City notice them
• Did you have a fear of public speaking? What do you do to overcome that fear?
• Chiefs outfit season-ticket holders for team's anniversary
• Best Buy puts Kansas City, Kan., store on closure list
• Tornado damage grounds Wichita’s Spirit AeroSystems
• Stronger storm warnings save lives, officials say
• Brownback’s school finance plan remains incomplete
• Court ruling erects high hurdle for Sinquefield tax initiatives
• Kansas City passes measure to reduce illegal signs
• Lawyers boost hourly rates in 2011
• Norway killer admits massacre, claims self-defense
• Gun violation sends convicted killer to prison
• Police investigate two fast-food robberies
• Study accuses ALEC of 'secretive influence' in Missouri Capitol
• KC Fraternal Order of Police sues over health insurance consolidation
• Witness recants account in Columbia editor's death
• KC woman accused of driving into crowd during brawl, injuring three
• Missouri candidates report on campaign funds
• Kansas governor, lawmakers may hit impasse over school funding
• Defendant challenges his sentence in KU ticket scandal
• developers get huge tax breaks for property labeled agricultural
• New Kansas City law takes aim at junk signs
• With Bodine's final show, KC will miss a good friend
• Don't wait for Social Security check in the mail
• Cuba casts big shadow over Summit of Americas
• NASCAR's Carl Edwards nabs 4th top-10 of 2012, but trails Clint Bowyer in points
• Community Faces | Kansas City Walk MS
• Community Faces | Velocipede & Tweed Indeed
• Kansas governor, lawmakers may hit impasse over school funding
• Analysis: Turnout below 1 percent in Missouri GOP caucuses
• Raw video | Building imploded for senior housing
• Obama: 'Angry' if Secret Service allegations true
• Cosby: Trayvon Martin case about guns, not race
• Rock the Parkway half marathon results
• Rock the Parkway half marathon results
• Paul Kedrosky delivers the regional economy outlook on April 19
• Governor hails Kansans for heeding storm warnings
• Tornado survivors tell their stories
• Developers get huge tax breaks for property labeled agricultural
• Secret Service scandal deepens; 11 placed on leave
• Anniversary dinner pays tribute to the Titanic's final feast
• Developers get huge tax breaks for property labeled agricultural
• KC area on alert as severe storms hammer the Midwest
• Medicaid deal in Missouri draws lawmakers' scrutiny
• KC Chiefs giving new Nike team jersey free to all season ticket account holders
• Kansas City Chiefs season-ticket holders will get free Nike jerseys
• With new heart, Cheney speaks over an hour in Wyo.
• Militants kill 2 Egyptian policemen in Sinai
• Iran, Western powers hail latest nuclear talks
• Michelle Obama is expanding her anti-obesity campaign to include military mess h...
• Author Brian Tracy delivers the 7 keys to achieve business success
• April 13-15 is Kansas City's Startup Weekend for entrepreneurs
• How Kansas Citians can participate in National Volunteer Week, April 15-21
• Woman killed while walking on I-70
• Missouri looks to join states expanding veteran courts
• Gerda Weismann Klein Is Holocaust Survivor and Mentor to many Teens
• The Watchdog | Something amiss at Riss? MoDOT says no
• Community Faces | Tailgaters at Royals Opening Day
• Kansas could face severe weekend weather, officials say
• Yoder amasses large mound of dough
• KRASKE: The tragedy of the Roger Wilson case, Brownback's struggles, McCaskill's fate
• Missouri Senate to investigate Medicaid contracts
• KCAI Gala, "Art as Magic: Be Transformed" April 14 6:30 to 11 p.m. Are you ready?!
• Second Saturdays: Talkin' Truman Series Harry Truman and his civil rights legacy
• Community Faces | Rock the Parkway Expo
• US, Canada alone at summit in Cuba stance
• CVR Energy confirms meeting with Icahn about buyout offer
• Former Stinson Morrison Hecker lawyer faces taxing accusations
• 2012 God's Country Off Road Duathlon survey results
• Graves, wife to split
• Ford puts its vehicles on a diet — to lose 750 pounds
• Prairiefire at Lionsgate plan heads to Overland Park City Council
• Mother charged in fire deaths of 4 children in NY
• Kansas City Business Journal announces the 2012 Champions of Business
• See the World all in one day!
• Hanson turns a splash of color into an SBA award-winning business
• New Spring Plates at Capital Grille
• Community Faces | Embassy Suites customer appreciation lunch
• Kansas City Royals ticket prices are up — how about the rest of the league?
• New Kansas fiscal forecasts are more optimistic
• Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurants takes former 810 Zone space in Kansas City
• Reactor’s ‘creative Chuck Norris’ takes another whack at social media
• Obama pays $162,074 in taxes on $789,674 income
• Committee holds hearing on Kansas biosecurity lab
• Some great shows happening around the city tonight! Lauren Mabry ('07 ceramics...
• Developer previews Grain Valley retail project
• Local entrepreneurs make list of finalists for regional award
• GT, Giant and Trek Bicycles with SR Suntour Suspension Forks recall bike forks
• GT, Giant and Trek Bicycles with SR Suntour Suspension Forks recall bike forks
• Aw nuts: Royals end peanut-free seating
• Wilson pleads to misappropriating money from Missouri Employers Mutual
• Kansas ranks as a national power in wind energy
• Google stock split aids investors, top execs
• Brownback sells Medicaid overhaul plan
• Phone companies want to cut ties to landline regulation
• Kurtis sells a portion of ranch in Kansas’ Flint Hills
• China’s growth slows to still-lofty 8.1 percent
• The Lazing Race: We challenge three delivery services to bring us a sixer fast
• Trolley Track trail attacker sentenced
• Blood clots killed girl in Jackson County juvenile center
• Missing Iraq war veteran found safe
• Missouri lawyer convicted in Ponzi scheme
• It's Greater Kansas City Day
• Romney: Obama will erode the rights of gun owners
• Kansas officials: Medicaid changes to improve services
• '99 Percent Spring' protests gearing up locally, nationally
• Former Missouri governor pleads guilty to money laundering
• '99 Percent Spring' protests gearing up locally, nationally
• Missouri House approves less disparity in drug sentences
• Kansas Democratic caucuses are Saturday
• Brunner's Senate "inspiration" has staff troubles
• GOP Senate campaign chief predicts Missouri victory next fall
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• Recap of Rock the Parkway Half Marathon and 5k expo
• Atty: Zimmerman bail hearing to be held next week
• Bartlett Grain defends itself against OSHA violations tied to deadly explosion
• Bank of America trust ends opposition to Kansas City’s streetcar taxing district
• Kansas City committee approves Super TIF for Antioch Crossing
• Kansas leads states for tracking incentives’ effects — or does it?
• Marathon Man
• Sources: St. Louis firm may split up; lawyers discuss joining Polsinelli
• Missouri Employers Mutual helps investigation of indicted former governor
• Fla serial killer executed for girl's 1983 death
• See Dan read: Baboons can learn to spot real words
• Brownback starts overhauling state agencies in Medicaid revamp
• Time Warner Cable, Verizon cozy up for bundling in Kansas City
• JetBlue pilot indicted for flight disruption
• Community Faces | Tallgrass Creek dance
• Hollywood Casino at Kansas Speedway tallies $11M revenue in first full month
• Today is National Drop Everything and Read day. What is your favorite book?
• Commerce Bank parent hits record first-quarter earnings
• The way to Jeff Francoeur's heart? Bacon
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• Trading mountains for Kansas City — and enjoying the view
• Missouri joins price-fixing lawsuit against Apple, ebook publishers
• Andrews McMeel could avoid clawback penalties for incentive
• Pierpont’s offers a 10-course taste of Titanic history
• West will continue as Kansas City school board president
• Coke, Pepsi drop from group with ties to Kansas Legislature
• Brownback will discuss overhaul of Medicaid program
• Buffett strikes gold in Goldman Sachs castoff loans
• Anheuser-Busch tries to swallow up Dominican brewer
• Riverside joins with firm providing drug test kits
• UMKC starts work on library addition
• Missouri man slain in struggle with police officer
• Armed robbery suspect arrested after standoff in KC
• 'Shock time' ordered for woman in assault on runaway Olathe teen
• Man, 23, charged in Raytown home invasion
• KC police seek man in homicide investigation
• Missouri House approves less disparity in drug sentences
• Kansas Democratic caucuses are Saturday
• Missing Wisconsin teen found in Merriam
• Reward doubled in KC shooting
• KC grain company cited for violations in deadly Atchison elevator explosion
• North Korea fires long-range rocket
• Missouri's appeal aims to preserve initiative to cap payday loan interest
• Midwest Democracy | Critics wonder about oversight of nursing homes in Kansas
• Airick West will remain KC school board president
• Midwest Democracy | Airick West will remain KC school board president
• US budget deficit hits a record high for March
• Strong earthquake strikes off the coast of Mexico
• Murder charge in the killing of Trayvon Martin
• Sports gels may be more goop than substance
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• Teresa Hill, Petro America scam artist, pleads guilty
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• Kansas City woman pleads guilty in $7.2M Petro America scheme
• Kansas City region’s economy expanded faster in March
• GOP already orders $5 million in fall ads against McCaskilll
• George: Get rid of safety nets for big banks that take big risks
• US budget deficit hits a record high for March
• FishNet Security survey: Mobile computing is a top security concern
• How can your company make use of Pinterest?
• Cato: Kochs can't take control because of "unclean hands"; second suit filed
• Fort Leavenworth holds treasures worth celebrating
• Cargill consolidates some Midwest operations in Kansas City area
• RED Development buys stakes in Phoenix-area shopping centers
• The Pitch Questionnaire with Worlds of Fun games manager Cole Lindbergh
• Secretary of state will appeal ruling on payday loan initiative
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• Woman pleads guilty in massive Missouri tax fraud case
• Sign up to join the growing Social Madness crowd
• Best Buy CEO Dunn resigns amid inquiry
• U.S. Ag Secretary: NBAF project should advance
• Kansas City, Kan., plant worker dies
• Wayside Waifs wags tail at $5.2M expansion campaign
• Boeing’s Wichita workers weigh whether to relocate
• Banks again pursue risky borrowers
• Santorum bows out of GOP presidential race
• Blog Watch: Wednesday, April 11
• Gunmen invade Raytown home seeking money, 'Robert'
• Several injured in Butler, Mo., house fire
• Cities need to build relationships one resident at a time
• Motorcyclists injured in Cass County crash
• Missouri's appeal aims to preserve initiative to cap payday loan interest
• Mistrial declared after photo sent from Kansas courtroom
• Two Missouri principals accused of not reporting violence
• Panic but no tsunami from strong Indonesia quakes
• Syria says it will stop fighting by UN deadline
• Calif. prison panel denies Manson's bid for parole
• Supreme Court misunderstanding on health overhaul?
• KC school board plan would give mayor an advisory role
• County to pay $1.3 million in Gladstone roads dispute
• Midwest Democracy | With Rick Santorum out, it's finally Obama vs. Romney
• Court papers list witnesses for Planned Parenthood case
• Missouri Medicaid faces lawsuit from Molina Healthcare
• Did the University of Kansas ruin Albert Romkes’ career because he’s gay?
• Brunner faults Steelman on foreign policy
• Woman pleads guilty to role in massive tax refund fraud scheme
• Rock the Parkway Half Marathon and 5k preview
• Royals' new TV broadcaster having tough time gaining fans' favor
• DeQuan Hawkins accused of killing 16-year-old Shalonda Jackson
• Zimmerman's lawyers withdraw from shooting case
• Trevor Garms, 18, shot and killed by homeowner during home invasion
• Community Faces | Wigging Out for Cancer
• Study: Tax deadline day can be deadly on US roads
• Hallmark Cards seeks 300-400 voluntary buyouts
• KC's fountains are flowing again
• Small Business Lending Fund boosts fourth-quarter loans by $132.9M in Kansas, Missouri
• Cushing Memorial CEO Baker will be top exec at Saint Luke’s East
• Kansas Senate will take up STAR bond extension
• McCaskill's fundraising is up
• Cerner CEO Patterson’s compensation increased nearly 10 percent in 2011
• LRA thanks volunteers for help during Regatta
• Neonatal Intensive Care Reunion
• Supreme Court misunderstanding on health overhaul?
• Food changes for USD 500
• Santorum suspending campaign
• Hartzler's "birther" comment draws an ally
• Natural Grocers by Vitamin Cottage will open Overland Park store
• Card Compliant hires former H&R Block CFO Shulman
• Corner Bakery Cafe will set up shop in Kansas City area
• Bank Midwest will continue doing business using current name
• Mac Lethal stays winning with his 'Freestyle Breakfast' rap on The Pitch
• KCKCC Vocal Jazz Cabaret and dinner
• Atkinson will leave KU posts early
• St. Joseph hospital expands into Northland
• Brownback resists being ‘coerced’ by feds on bank, real estate rules
• Health care reform will add $340B to deficit, study says
• Silpada Designs parent Avon names new CEO
• Obama pushes ‘Buffet Rule’ on millionaires
• Hostess cuts execs’ annual pay to about the price of a Twinkie
• Report: Dozens of Fortune 500 companies pay no income tax
• Facebook friends Instagram in a $1B deal
• AT&T sells Yellow Pages units to Cerberus for $950M
• 10 tips for how to pump up employee involvement
• Greater Kansas City is rich with educational resources for business leaders
• NKC moving to electronic traffic ticket system
• Understanding autism
• Kansas City Area Transportation Authority announces bus route changes
• KC school board plan would give mayor advisory role
• Syria defies cease-fire plan as peace hopes fade
• 3 Maryland school workers split Mega Millions win
• 2012 Tom Nees Social Justice Award: Jonathan Sutter
• Community notes
• Delay in Kansas breast cancer bill criticized
• Community Faces | Kansas City Mormon Temple open house
• Brownback protests regulatory measures
• Write-in races for Kansas City school board aren't settled yet
• Ace Awards honorees to be recoginzed at April 10 breakfast
• Tim Tebow to speak at May 4 Kansas City Chick-fil-A Leadercast
• Police: 2 suspects confessed in Tulsa shootings
• Kansas governor protests regulatory bills forced by feds
• Case against Planned Parenthood could hinge on experts
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• A Watson by any other name is still the same: a Masters Champion
• Early child care, education investments pay off for Kansas businesses, report says
• Kansas City lands NeighborWorks America, YMCA of the USA conventions
• Blue Springs man admits to faking veteran status to win contracts
• Missouri no longer offers federal extended unemployment benefits
• Grassley calls Obama "stupid"
• Country Club Plaza in Kansas City could get 246-unit apartment project
• Redwood Technology Solutions will add 40 jobs in Overland Park
• Autism research may be about to bear fruit
• Ost joins Kuhn & Wittenborn as executive creative director
• Truman Medical Center-Hospital Hill wins Livestrong grant
• Trayvon Martin death won't go to Fla. grand jury
• Competing bidders take bites at Great Wolf Resorts acquisition
• Politico: Hartzler backing away from birther claims
• Community Faces | Hyde Park Easter egg hunt
• Motive for Tulsa shootings may lie in 2010 killing
• Kendrick Williams fatally shot early Sunday in Westport during the Middle of the Map music festival
• AT&T workers stay on the line in contract talks
• Federal funding for training dislocated workers declines
• More new college grads get jobs to go with their diplomas
• Large companies emerge from recession stronger
• Gas prices increase, but relief may be in the pipeline
• SBA could be hung out to dry on Cleaver car wash loan
• K-State ready to begin $75M renovation of football stadium
• Developers duel to build Missouri outlet mall
• Kansas City has not yet been taken over by hipsters
• Kansas governor protests regulatory bills forced by feds
• Woman shoots intruder in KC
• KC woman charged in murder
• MU student paper stirs up a storm
• Mayor: Son was a friend of shooting victim
• KC school board write-in races not settled yet
• Crop-duster crashes in Kansas; pilot injured
• Blue Springs contractor pleads guilty to defrauding veterans program
• Raw milk possible source of E. coli bacteria outbreak in central Missouri
• Medical school dean steps down
• Parents Who Host, Lose the Most
• David Kensinger resigns as Brownback's chief of staff
• Kansas City to perform sweep for illegal signs April 17
• David Kensinger resigns as Brownback's chief of staff
• A local event lineup of Titanic proportions to mark centennial
• NFL needs to protect rookie Wonderlic scores from the media and fans
• Community Faces | LA Galaxy plays Sporting Kansas City
• `60 Minutes' interrogator Mike Wallace dies
• Iranian state TV: Istanbul to host nuclear talks
• Official: 5 killed in central Nigeria car bombing
• Pope marks Easter with call for Syria violence end
• Branson, at 100, thrives as a major tourist attraction
• A wamer winter means spring buzzes with bugs in KC
• Community Faces | April First Friday in the Crossroads Arts District
• Kansas' Kobach creates waves
• Community Faces | Down Syndrome Guild prom
• Community Faces | Community of Christ Easter Egg Hunt
• Community Faces | New Life Family Church Easter egg hunt
• Community Faces | Crest Bible Church Easter egg hunt
• I forgive you, approximately 1,983 years ago
• Community Faces | Victor & Penny at the Uptown Arts Bar
• Community Faces | Fast Friday at KC Trends
• Skills U.S.A.
• Piper Easter Egg Hunt
• Pope holds Easter candle at basilica vigil
• The Elephant in the Room shows leaders how to build stronger relationships
• Lotteries | Friday, April 6
• Nature center in Kansas City marks 10 years
• After 67 years, Purple Heart arrives
• Ministers urge end to black-on-black violence
• Anniversary of Shiloh shows importance of Missouri 25th
• Kickstarter is creative funding for creative people
• Popular painter Thomas Kinkade dies in Calif.
• Study ties oil, gas production to Midwest quakes
• KRASKE: Politics is a sport....for politicians
• Shook Hardy & Bacon adds seven Lathrop lawyers for debt collection
• Mega Millions winner in Kansas claims the prize
• Papa Murphy’s expands in Kansas City; Trader Joe’s gets Consumer Reports love
• Kansas City Terminal Railway sues, accuses fired president of fraud
• Beacon Hill area is on track for $26M housing project
• Shalonda Jackson, 16, shot and killed at convenience store
• Bank Midwest is slated for a name change
• Royals open MLB season 20th team in first Power Rankings
• Kansas City adjusts downtown streetcar taxing proposal
• Hartzler still doubts Obama birth certificate
• Kansas City will cut streetcar tax on commercial property owners, nonprofits
• Trigger Point Performance releases new Cool Point device
• Edward Stephens, race baiter, loses school board election
• Expect to see more huts in Kansas City — Google Fiber Huts
• Kansas City Health Department gets $2.5M grant for lead removal
• Former teacher Michelle Preston pleads guilty to having sex with students
• Pilots in fiery Navy jet crash faced tough choices
• David Kensinger is gone, baby, gone
• Another Petro America scam leader pleads guilty
• Sea Life Aquarium makes its opening splash at Crown Center
• City Council blocks voter referendum on new Honeywell weapons plant
• Beginner tips for marathon runners
• Brownback names Kansas Bioscience Authority critic to its board
• K-State official: NBAF funding will return
• Bank sues Cleaver to collect on car wash loan
• State officials flights to NCAA games cost $3,000
• JOBS Act may obscure problems from investors
• Obama signs JOBS Act in win for entrepreneurs
• Developers break ground at St. Joseph industrial park
• Gingrich’s health think tank is tanked
• Payless ShoeSource parent may be a bargain buy, too
• Microsoft wants an app for that
• 'Gun rights' have morphed into the right to gun down 'threats'
• Platte County mom charged with supplying alcohol to minors
• KC man, 23, accused in triple stabbing that killed one
• KC police release name of man found dead in apartment
• Merriam murder case ends in guilty plea
• Man who fought against KC violence now headed to prison for Blue Springs robbery
• Is KCK's superintendent faster than a fifth-grader?
• House explodes, catches fire in Liberty; no injuries
• As court season opens, conservatives and liberals question rules of the game
• Authorities investigate Savannah, Mo., homicide
• “Bountygate” audio of Gregg Williams is disturbing but commonplace in the NFL
• Bank demanding $1.5 million payment on Cleavers' car wash loan
• KSBDC helps entrepreneurs and small business owners achieve greater success
• Founding Priceline.com member Hoffman presents business growth tips on April 18
• Community Faces | Unveiling Livestrong Park's Lego Model
• Brownback names agriculture secretary to Kansas Bioscience Authority board
• Tom Watson 10 shots off the lead, playing in 38th Masters
• Endurance event organizer Ethos launches Founding Racer Program
• Council rejects anti-nuke ballot measure
• 'Octomom': I'm back on food stamps for 14 kids
• Smith Electric Vehicles’ losses grow in 2011
• Foundation Financial Group buys Assured Insurance Services
• Raymore man pleads guilty in $7.2M Petro America securities fraud
• PHOTOS: Kansas City Business Journal’s Capstone Awards luncheon
• Oak Park Mall will get world’s 20th Microsoft Store
• Payday lending ballot measure dealt setback by Missouri judge
• Sprint: The new HTC EVO 4G LTE is fast, sound quality is high
• 3 soldiers killed in Afghan attack were from Ohio
• Jeweler enters KC market with Oak Mark Mall store
• New photo shows old man Manson at 77
• InvestMidwest Venture Capital Forum includes 10 Kansas City companies
• Hope for Romania baby born with stunted intestines
• Kansas City streetcar plan faces heavy competition for federal dollars
• Gingrich group goes bankrupt
• C. Guard guns sink ship adrift since Japan tsunami
• Wyoming town with 1 resident sold for $900,000
• Teva Neuroscience leaving Kansas City for Overland Park
• Blog Watch: Thursday, April 5
• Creditors challenge Hostess execs’ sweet pay deal
• Ford looks to China to boost passenger car production
• Teva Neurosciences will take 400 jobs from KC to OP
• Sprint unveils first LTE phone
• Disbarred Raytown lawyer is indicted in $650K fraud
• KU Med will lay off 80 people
• Falcone: LightSquared may file for bankruptcy
• Wall Street combs through JOBS Act for regulations rollback
• Challenger Gray report: Job cuts hit 10-month low
• Obama signs law banning insider trading by Congress
• Wrong-way crash closes I-29 for several hours
• Former Shawnee Mission teacher admits sexual relations with students
• Man injured in early morning shooting in KC
• Defense rests without having Adam Longoria testify in murder trial
• Obese Wichita woman dies after being left on floor for days -- or weeks
• Dead body in apartment a homicide
• Missouri House balks at ban on young teens using tanning beds
• The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Joins Google Art Project
• Midwest Democracy | Inspired by Trayvon Martin, Cleaver urges end to 'vigilante justice'
• Midwest Democracy | Budget crisis forces Kansas to close courts on scattered Fridays
• Midwest Democracy | Kansas says it's fixed license bureau computer glitch
• 'Bells of Peace' to ring in troubled neighborhood
• KC to crack down on illegal signs that seem to sprout everywhere
• Kansas City Chiefs 2012 pre-season schedule set; team re-signs CB Travis Daniels
• MLK's children mark 44th anniversary of his death
• Angelou's Advice: "Be a Rainbow in the Clouds!"
• Teva Neuroscience will move from Kansas City to Overland Park
• Royals should be better in 2012 season, but how much better?
• Teva Neuroscience moving 400 jobs from KC to Overland Park
• Mike Slattery not seeking re-election
• Cleaver introduces Trayvon Martin resolution
• More workers expect a raise for first time in four years
• Top Kansas judge: Courts will face closings, furloughs without budget help
• GBA Architects & Engineers opens Colorado office to expand life sciences work
• Olathe jobs fair attracts dozens of employers, including Garmin and Sprint
• Kansas still can’t issue driver’s licenses after server hiccup
• The Avila Bookstore is having a 40% off sale on clothing and gifts for the month...
• Nelson-Atkins signs on for Google Art Project in Kansas City
• New business group cracking down on unions
• 2012 Galveston Ironman 70.3 results and Lance Armstrong
• AT&T workers in Kansas, Missouri region approve labor deal
• Brubaker, longtime Kansas City banking figure, will retire from Capitol Federal Savings Bank
• GM’s Chevrolet Malibu leads sales of Kansas City-built vehicles
• Sept. 11 trial to resume at Guantanamo
• 2012 Ruckus Kansas City race review
• Great Plains Energy forms transmission infrastructure company
• Dallas tornadoes disrupt air travel, including from Kansas City
• AT&T could face 40,000-employee strike this weekend
• Missouri bill seeks public notice before gas price jumps
• Yoder, Moran slam GSA spending on luxury casino event
• Investigation of Brownback’s private meetings will wrap up this month
• Kansas City school board vote unseats one; other outcomes unknown
• Kansas City-area tax and bond votes bring mixed results
• Romney sweeps three primaries
• Burger King cooks up plans to go public again
• Avila students - don't forget that you can come grab your First Thursday/Friday...
• Former Kansas City International Raceway owners slam brakes on finding new location
• The Kansas City Cardiogram: Bishop Finn wants a pass, an 81-year-old woman's Chihuahua is dognapped and more
• Motorcycle crash ties up rush hour traffic on KC's east side
• Vandals shoot windows of 25 vehicles in Independence
• Computer trouble still blocking Kansas from issuing driver's licenses
• Teva Neuroscience moving 400 jobs from KC to Overland Park
• KC area tax and bond votes are mixed
• Tornado-wrecked Dallas begins assessing damage
• NFL and Nike unveil new uniforms, KC Chiefs have minor changes
• Community Faces | Fans welcome KU players home
• Dave Helling | All that matters is who has the votes
• Drought drying out Kansas aquifers
• Midwest Democracy | Jon Hile knocks Arthur Benson off Kansas City school board
• Midwest Democracy | Candidate for Missouri governor beset by problems with late tax payments
• City officials elected in Missouri
• Nixon taking trade delegation to Brazil
• 10 ways to maximize employee involvement
• Leawood's Church of the Resurrection takes over a failed bar’s downtown space
• Romney takes Maryland, looks to sweep 3 primaries
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• Blunt, Yoder hit GSA
• Who's an activist?
• Track repair will cause detour for Amtrak River Runner passengers
• Last Democratic lawmaker out in JOCO
• Kentucky KO's Kansas, but Jayhawks should have no regrets
• Cops search waterway for gun used in CA rampage
• Wyandotte County slips in health ranking
• NBA drafts Sprint for help going green
• Nike unveils new uniforms for Kansas City Chiefs, NFL
• Sierra Club threatens suit against Kansas City, Kan., Board of Public Utilities
• Missouri gets $16.5M grant to help pay for Joplin cleanup
• Mali Coup leader stays put, despite sanctions
• BRD Sports achilles brace review
• Clashes erupt after Syria claims troop pullout
• Kansas City employers post 25K new jobs online in March
• DeJuan Gordon killed Friday morning; 29 homicides in KCMO in 2012
• Missouri tax collections grow in March, led by individual income tax
• Kansas City Chiefs' Nike jerseys: What do you think?
• Icahn claims a victory in hostile bid for CVR Energy
• Gary Huggins raises $70,000 on Kickstarter, will make feature film, Kick Me
• BATS Global Markets’ IPO glitch doesn’t trim market share
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• Kansas team makes impression despite NCAA championship loss
• Obama says he’s confident Supreme Court will uphold health reform
• BATS reports steady market share despite IPO snafu
• Study: Americans are more obese than they realize
• Frontier Airlines: So long to the cookie
• Brownback replaces former Kansas governor on KBA board
• Boulevard Drive-In Theatre in Kansas City, Kan., previews a digital upgrade
• Report: Groupon faces SEC probe
• Jayhawks' effort isn't rewarded in loss to Kentucky
• Avon rejects takeover attempt by smaller competitor
• U.S. corporate tax rate becomes highest in developed world
• Blog Watch: Tuesday, April 3
• State takeover of KC schools clears another hurdle in the Missouri Senate.
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• Lindsay Weiss | What's a good teacher worth?
• DUI checkpoint set for Platte County this month
• Residents of Johnson, Platte counties among healthiest in their states
• Romney takes Maryland, looks to sweep 3 primaries
• Signs of flood being scrubbed away at English Landing Park
• Agents urge caution on changes to Missouri insurer
• Missouri House committee reviews texting ban
• UN discusses creation of Gross National Happiness
• Kansas parks chief not worried over budget impasse
• Former Kansas governor replaced on Bioscience Authority
• NASCAR 2012: You can't find two drivers closer than Carl Edwards, Clint Bowyer
• Loophole in law let teen drive big rig in crash
• Lobbying justices, Obama makes his health law case
• GSA administrator resigns
• Nixon to announce trade mission to Brazil
• Brownback names Borck to Kansas Bioscience Authority’s board
• If you would have won this weekend’s lottery, what is the first thing you would do?
• GSA head resigns amid reports of lavish spending
• After sentencing, bin Laden's family might leave Pakistan soon
• Ranking: AirTran lands top spot on Airline Quality Rating
• Kansas City may give up parking lot to help Argyle Building project
• Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City picks Morningstar for public relations work
• Kansas, Kentucky governors place meaty bets on NCAA championship game
• Sentencing set for Kansas man for threatening Obama
• Lockton Global partnership aims at better serving clients worldwide
• NCO Group seeks 600 temp workers in Kansas City area
• Black & Veatch headquarters renovations progress quickly
• Kansas City businesses score right along with Kansas Jayhawks in NCAA run
• Cops ID college shooting suspect as One Goh, 43
• YRC Freight CFO Gaines leaves to join KBP Foods
• It gets no bigger than Kansas-Kentucky in Big Easy for basketball's big prize
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• Supreme Court OKs routine jailhouse strip searches
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• Missouri man killed after standoff with troopers, deputies
• One dead in rollover crash in KC
• Kansas parks chief not worried over budget impasse
• Former Kansas governor replaced on Bioscience Authority
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• Motorcyclist killed in KCK crash
• KC school board makes Green superintendent
• Ethics Commission clears Liberty school district
• Making a beer run: the Brew to Brew race
• Midwest Democracy | Top Obama campaign donor accused of fraud
• Deanna Rose Children's Farmstead opens for season
• Inaugural Banquet for Bishop Jack Vaughn
• Topeka rally seeks repeal of stand your ground law
• Mexican agents probe family in 3 ritual murders
• Missouri lawmakers avoid incumbent primaries
• Split in Kansas Senate GOP stalls redistricting
• 1940 census records include 21 million still alive
• MO gubernatorial candidate Spence tied to troubled bank
• Trayvon Martin case shows complexity of Hispanic racial identity
• Checkpoint yields 10 DUI arrests in Kansas City
• Man hit, killed while walking on I-470
• Five killed in motor home crash on I-35
• Munday on Monday | Bottled water confession
• The Watchdog | 75th Street shows its stripes
• Trio sought after shooting following road rage incident
• Topeka rally seeks repeal of stand your ground law
• Split in Kansas Senate GOP stalls redistricting
• Missouri lawmakers avoid incumbent primaries
• Tornadoes raise home insurance rates in Missouri
• Ticks, mosquitoes already showing up in Missouri
• Romney looks to fall campaign, doubts linger
• Kids go on an egg-citing hunt at Parade Park
• Party says Myanmar's Suu Kyi wins parliament seat
• Christians mark Palm Sunday in Jerusalem
• Jayhawks are great late in defeating Ohio State
• Mock drafts show variety of options for KC Chiefs first pick
• Arts funding still an issue in Kansas
• Ruling supports challenge of Kansas abortion law
• Community Faces | KU watch parties
• Community Faces | Tyrel Reed book signing
• Tips for obstacle course racing from Ruckus Kansas City 2012
• Community Faces | Turner's Breakfast With the Easter Bunny
• Romney looks to fall campaign, doubts linger
• Community Faces | Zoological District Free Day
• Community Faces | Funny Bunny Egg Hunt
• Carl Edwards looking to get better, but Martinsville has long eluded him
• Missouri gubernatorial candidate tied to troubled bank
• Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood to bid for presidency
• Community Faces | St. Teresa's Gigantic Garage Sale
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• Missouri gubernatorial candidate tied to troubled bank
• Holder of winning Kansas Mega Millions ticket hasn't come forward
• 'Reasonableness' the key to Kansas' stand-your-ground law
• Wichita church's gas giveaway draws crowd
• Warnings will pull no punches for strongest storms
• Boxers battle despite their aging
• Kansas abortions decline again
• Kansas budget deal falls apart
• Steve Kraske | Brownback displays his will to win
• Top two officials at Kansas Juvenile Justice Authority fired, senator says
• Kansas could see another arts funding showdown
• At debate, GOP Senate hopeful cites 'good' attributes of Obama health care plan
• Budget breakdown could mean court closures
• Agency: Dreaded citrus disease detected in Calif.
• One Nineteen shopping center adds Love Culture, feng and Orvis
• Hallmark buys online video company SpiritClips
• KRASKE: Brownback plays hardball
• Analyst Wolfe: YRC Worldwide costs jumped in first quarter
• Shawnee Mission Hyundai sells to Group 1 Automotive
• Ford prepares to lay off 1,222 as it retools Kansas City Assembly Plant
• Heartland trademark case leaves them fighting like cats and dogs
• Black-market travel agency scheme brings time for former Kansas City woman
• Kansas House moves to constrict Kansas Bioscience Authority conflict rules
• Mega Millions boosts jackpot to $640M as frenzy grows
• Kansas leads most U.S. states in February job losses
• Ironman 70.3 events to offer expanded World Championship 70.3 slots
• Police shut down Occupy Kansas City encampment
• Obama: Oil supply enough to keep squeeze on Iran
• Discover how the prairie was forged by fire at the Central Library this Sunday
• Recall election ordered for Wis. Gov. Scott Walker
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• Kansas City Council braves heat, passes budget with cuts to fire department
• Mecum spring auto auction
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• Fundraiser in Omaha, Neb., to feature first lady Michelle Obama
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• Kansas City area stores, schools say no to 'pink slime'
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• Initiative spurred by dog breeding fight dropped
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• Airick Leonard West running for School Board
• BATS Global Markets withdraws its initial public offering
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• King is named as new leader of Kansas Department of Transportation
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• Court orders FDA action on antibiotic use on farms
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• Obama: 'If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon'
• Report: BATS platform gets scrutiny in SEC probe
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• Woman Who Means Business nominations are open
• The List: Kansas City’s top ad agencies
• BATS prices its IPO at $16 a share
• Ex-Lee Research Institute employee faces sentencing
• Missouri House passes $24B budget, preserves education funds
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• Brownback says he had dinner meetings with GOP legislators to discuss agenda
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• Students condemn KC district's takeover of African-centered school
• Platte County jurors recommend death for man convicted of raping, killing 9-year-old girl
• Democrats propose cigarette tax hike for Missouri
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• Pope arrives in Mexico, denouncing violence
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• Bales to be charged with murder in Afghan killings
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• Liberal watchdog group dings local Reps for family interests
• City funding for Green Zone administration finally passes
• Soldiers return to KC from Afghanistan
• Hitler paintings go up for sale at Manion’s International Auction House
• T-Mobile will close Lenexa call center, affecting 400
• 2 Florida officials step aside in teen death probe
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• DST Systems forms new market services unit
• Missouri House passes $24 billion budget
• GQ names new Baldwin store in Leawood as one of best for men
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• Gordon Biersch picks Kansas City for limited-edition beers
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• Kansas City issues $75M in bonds to back multiple projects
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• U.S. Senate advances bill to help growth companies raise capital
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• Federal Office Products founder Castle sells stake to her son
• Kansas City issues $75.26M in bonds
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• Kansas Senate approves plan that cuts taxes, keeps deductions
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• American Eagle wants to cut $75 million in annual labor costs
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• Kansas Senate panel OKs redistricting map that moves challengers out of incumbents' districts
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• KC daytime curfew on hold for now
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• Report: ESPN, Big 12 near big TV contract
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• Of 19 big banks, four fail Fed’s stress test
• Kansas bill proposes $112M more for public schools
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• Obama picks Mizzou for NCAA Final Four
• Santorum claims two more wins in primaries
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• Apple's Siri faces false advertising lawsuit
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• Body found along roadside at I-435, N. Corrington
• Body found along roadside at I-435, N. Corrington
• KC daytime curfew on hold for now
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• Obama, Cameron vow to stay the course in Afghanistan
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• No Kansas state dog honor for Toto this time
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• In his bracket, President Obama includes Missouri in his Final Four
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• Roberts' pipeline push fails
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• BATS Global Markets announces specifics of stock offering
• University of Kansas Hospital moves to increase addition of patient beds
• UMB puts unfinished Mamtek plant up for sale
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• Withering Johnson County?
• Jay Nixon calls proposed cut to Missouri blind aid 'just plain wrong'
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• $25B foreclosure settlement is filed in federal court
• Afghan official: Video shows soldier surrendering
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• Kansas City issues $217M in bonds to help with infrastructure, other projects
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• Great Wolf Lodge parent sells
• Sprint’s board takes unusually active role
• Ford Escape production move prompts Kansas City layoffs
• Ford work changes prompt Penske Logistics to close Kansas City facility, lay off 150
• Kansas flu activity hits high for season so far
• Feds blame big bank managers for broad foreclosure blunders
• MU promotes Truman School of Public Affairs to college status
• Apple says Chinese company is misleading customers
• Wichita plans big splash over snaring Cabela’s store
• Mitt Romney's campaign rolls through William Jewel College on Tuesday
• Sorry, Toto - Kansas won't get a state dog this year
• Bee season is here
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• School's walking club is a winner
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• Justice Dept opposes a 2nd voter ID law, in Texas
• Analysts expect wide-ranging fallout from Afghan massacre
• KC project aims to improve kids' reading skills
• Police: Belgian mosque attacked, imam dies
• Voting in Alabama, Mississippi could clarify race
• Santorum: Convention would give me the nomination
• FEMA to Missouri: Drop dead
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• Sentence struck down in millennium bomb plot
• Kansas City-area investment funds earn high-profile recognition
• Buford, Wyo. _ population 1 _ heads to auction
• IP Pathways opens Kansas City office, plans to hire
• SF sheriff in political thicket after guilty plea
• March Madness means distracted workers — but don’t sweat it
• Carl Edwards falls short in attempt to reprise Las Vegas NASCAR win
• Ironman launches Kona Inspired program for triathletes
• Mixed reviews on feds' health blueprint for states
• Justice Dept opposes a 2nd voter ID law, in Texas
• PSU: Paterno's firing over 'failure of leadership'
• Lost mural by Leonardo may have been discovered
• Manning cuts Chiefs from his list
• Congressman stalls effort to bring FAA facility to Kansas City
• Game times, channels set for NCAA openers
• PlattForm buys education-related websites
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• Report: CNN is scouting purchase of Mashable
• Twinkie the Kid gets a new boss
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• Santorum wins Kansas Republican caucuses
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• KC district loses another top administrator
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• KC rally seeks to block deportation of Belton man
• KC man sentenced in Brookside burglary spree
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• Four bodies found floating near boat off Calif.
• Maryland college student charged in rampage threat
• Syria plants anti-personnel mines on Turkish border
• How to lead your team to predictable success
• Vist the Titanic Exhibition at Union Station for Spring Break
• Candidates spar before key Miss., Ala. primaries
• Gibbs: Romney loss in Kansas was "instructive"
• Romney to contest Missouri
• US Army sergeant kills 16 in Afghan villages
• The Instant Survivor teaches the right way to respond when things go wrong
• Ownership Thinking book strives to end entitlement in the workplace
• Martin City gets early start on St. Patrick's Day
• Santorum takes Kansas, Romney counters in Wyoming
• KC Chiefs “unofficial” pre-free agency depth chart – QB, RB, and WR
• Rick Santorum takes Kansas presidential caucuses
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• Japan marks 1 year since quake, tsunami disaster
• CBT announces its spring classes for leaders
• Brian Tracy inspires leaders in his new book, Kiss That Frog!
• Strange Kansas delegate math
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• BREAKING: CNN projects Santorum wins the Kansas caucus
• GOP hopefuls look South for next contests
• Storied carrier, 'the Big E,' makes final voyage
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• Missouri artist featured in The Capital Grille Artist Series Wine Event
• Celebrate National Noodle Month at Noodles and Company
• American opens fire on Afghans, 15 dead
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• 3 Palestinians killed in Israeli airstrikes
• Kansas caucus rules, local sites
• Syria forces in new assault amid diplomacy efforts
• Police pursuit ends with discovery of one death and two injuries in Kansas City shooting
• Police identify slain Kansas City man found during search for Independence teens
• Man charged in beating death
• Basketball delivers a big week for downtown businesses
• Tribute | Jim Bernard was resolute and honorable
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• Like news, a newsroom constantly changes
• All-Star business attracts scrutiny
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• Kansas House backs exemption on guns
• GOP caucus day arrives in Kansas
• Steve Kraske | A call goes out: We need Schweich
• Judge rebuffs Chastain's plea to put rail plan on KC ballot
• Report says KC Chiefs have already offered Peyton Manning a contract
• FAA move to Kansas City has stalled, Florida congressman says
• BREAKING: City not required to put Chastain light rail measure on ballot
• 'The Last Jayhawker' video blends KU-MU basketball rivalry with violence
• NRC orders safety changes after Japan crisis
• Chiefs owner expresses interest in Manning, report says
• Husch Blackwell revenue slips, but energy group stays
• KRASKE: Stalwart Missouri GOPers want auditor Schweich to run for U.S. Senate
• Sprint tries out budget-priced smartphone
• Downtown Kansas City prepares for storm of weekend Big 12 games
• Garmin founders represent Kansas City on Forbes’ list of world’s billionaires
• Missouri legislators take note of KC fire cuts
• US hopes dim for UN resolution on Syria
• State income ranking puts Kansas high, Missouri low
• Ferrellgas propane sales dip amid unusually warm weather
• Kansas City rezones area for proposed streetcar project
• Kansas City is America's 22nd fattest city, according to Men's Fitness
• KDOT approves bids for $2M of road work in Wyandotte County
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• Natasha Fowler and her boyfriend accused of beating a man to death who 'treated her like a prostitute'
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• Bond’s choice for president: Mitt Romney
• American Airlines parent seeks more time for bankruptcy plan
• Missouri House adds $1B to Nixon’s proposed budget
• YRC Worldwide unloads stake in Chinese trucking company
• Topeka ranks among 10 most-obese cities
• American Royal enlists experts on how to pay for Kemper Arena proposal
• GOP presidential race shifts focus to Kansas
• Nominations are open for CFO of the Year
• Top 5: Kansas City’s toughest public golf courses
• Workplace discrimination bill heads to Nixon
• Obama: 'America is coming back'
• Burglar armed with BB gun gets 10-year sentence
• Firefighters respond to house fully engulfed by fire near Sibley, Mo.
• Romney's sad search for authenticity
• Judge rebuffs Chastain's plea to put light rail plan on KC ballot
• Anti-abortion leader in Kansas endorses Paul
• Searching for the world's fittest CEO
• 2012 Wyandotte County Ethnic Festival
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• School News: Eddie Brown, coach, receives AFL Hall of Fame
• CABA's Annual St. Patrick's Party
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• Free Snake Saturday Parade and Festival March 10
• Bin Laden widows charged as new probe describes discord in his home
• YRC Worldwide sells share in Chinese trucking company
• Pat Robertson says marijuana should be legalized
• Tiahrt, others endorse Santorum
• Truth-watching the new anti-McCaskill ad
• Senate rejects Keystone pipeline amendment
• Garmin, other navigation devices shouldn’t lose their way in solar storm
• Kansas City’s bartending competition aims at bigger, better
• Photos: GM, Ford flaunt their wares at Kansas City auto show
• Community Faces | KU pep rally at Power & Light
• Gunman opens fire at Pitt psych clinic; 2 dead
• Kansas City land bank bill clears Missouri House
• American seeks to freeze rather than kill pensions
• Full Titanic wreck site is mapped for 1st time
• Hallmark seals 2011 with flat revenue of $4.1B
• Brightergy aims to hire 115 after move to Kansas City
• Gore Recalls ride-on bicycle brake cables
• West Edge demolition expected to be done this month
• Big 12 Basketball Tournament now gets down to real business
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• Kansas City committee advances streetcar plan’s rezoning
• H&R Block shrinks third-quarter loss to $3.4M
• Missouri lawmakers expand workers’ comp coverage
• New iPad offers new, powerful features but keeps name, price
• Private businesses add 216,000 new jobs in February, ADP reports
• Wacky weather continues: Solar storm will hit Earth
• Feds may add twist to ebook profit storyline: Antitrust lawsuit
• Bayer may try to collar Pfizer’s animal health unit
• Kansas ‘fracking’ bill makes for unusual bedfellows
• Bond endorses Mitt
• Three arrested in KCK double slaying
• Gladstone increases patrols after girls approached at bus stops
• Doctor training at issue in Kansas abortion bill
• Santorum shows confidence at Lenexa campaign stop
• Kansas City committee signs off on rezoning for Downtown’s streetcar plan
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• Kansas City Metro Bicycle Club forms
• Kansas head coach Bill Self receives Sporting News Coach of the Year honors
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• Apple event today could introduce ‘iPad HD’
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• Jury finds Stanford guilty in $7B Ponzi scheme
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• Yes, We Cannabis: A grassroots movement aims to legalize pot in Missouri
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• Park Hill candidate forum is March 13
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• Reardon hopes to bring property taxes down in Wyandotte County
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• Newt Gingrich to tip a few at Rookies in Overland Park Friday night
• Plan B Inc. cleanup company expands with larger facility in Independence
• Kansas City ranks 33rd for leisure industry jobs
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• Roberts Auto Group plans Chevrolet dealership in Lee’s Summit
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• Romney takes 3 states, Santorum 2, Gingrich 1
• Panel weighs new property tax rules for Kansas seniors
• Groundbreaking set for UMKC Bloch school expansion
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• Local women’s retailer adds second boutique at Park Place
• Liberty Memorial’s official WWI monument status is in peril
• U.S. automakers added 38,000 jobs last year
• Former EDC head Kaczmarek lands DC-area eco devo post
• Kobach under fire for forming political action committee
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• Clay County names new parks and rec director
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• 'Lads' and 'Lassies' claim Snake Saturday honor with plenty of personality
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• Holder gives legal defense for al-Awlaki killing
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• KC Chiefs place franchise tag on WR Dwayne Bowe
• KC Chiefs place franchise tag on WR Dwayne Bowe
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• Dwayne Bowe gets the franchise tag from the Chiefs
• Overhead bins get bigger to fit more carry-on bags
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• Missouri House Speaker defends honoring Rush Limbaugh at state Capitol
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• John Ashcroft endorses Mitt Romney
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• 25 Iraqi police killed in insurgent shooting spree
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• Kansas City Chiefs win workers’ comp claim by ex-players in arbitration
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• Buck O'Neil honored as a famous Missourian
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• BREAKING: Missouri judge says candidate filing must go on
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• Greater Kansas City Chamber targets Troost Corridor for Big 5 initiative
• Soldier dad surprises his son at Edgerton Elementary School
• Crennel’s statement could cost the KC Chiefs a draft pick
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• Ford will roll out Tourneo Custom Concept this month
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• Google explores quicker way of laying fiber to homes, online publication says
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• GlynnDevins hires Kirkpatrick to lead creative work
• Sprint says it will pay LightSquared $74M if deal falls apart
• Kansas GOP leader questions pace of meetings review
• Community Faces | Music for the Birds at Overland Park Arboretum
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• YRC Worldwide headquarters gets a face-lift: Signs now say YRC Freight
• YRC Worldwide headquarters sees sign of change
• NRC plans public meeting to address Wolf Creek power loss
• Auto Truck Group opens second Kansas City-area facility
• WSJ: Sprint rejects MetroPCS purchase amid tight finances
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• Students shot in Ohio school; suspect in custody
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• Kansas City Area Life Sciences Institute CEO will retire
• Dish Network will close one-third of U.S. Blockbuster stores
• Google will sell its Clearwire stake
• BikeWalkKC looks to improve biking and walking in Olathe, Kansas
• BikeWalkKC looks to improve biking and walking in Olathe, Kansas
• Here's how the Kansas City Chiefs sign Peyton Manning
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• Two detained after two hour standoff with police
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• Red Cross delivers aid to Syrian city of Hama
• Community Faces | George Strait concertgoers
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• Quadruplets born in Utah under tight security
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• KC Chiefs to put franchise tag on Dwayne Bowe for 2012 season
• US says it's steadfast in rebuilding Afghanistan
• Army IDs remains of last missing soldier in Iraq
• Mysterious orbs confound NC county for decades
• The Watchdog | New Troost Bridge needs final embellishments
• Court case offers lesson on threats against officials
• Man arrested after armed standoff with police in Osawatomie
• Kansas City Fashion Week closes with student show
• Tribute | Frank Weimer was always on the move
• Fight to save Stanley Nature Park hits a new height
• A safer Kansas 10 is sought, but how?
• KCK and KCMO notes and bits
• Annual trout opener at Shawnee Mission Lake
• Annual Books and Bric A Brac sale
• Violence across Syria on eve of constitution vote
• 2 US troops shot in Kabul; NATO pulls workers
• KCK BPU meeting agenda, February 29
• School News: Dorian to serve as head football coach for Bishop Ward
• Alcott Arts Center fundraisers
• Yemen: Car bomb kills 25 in southern city
• Community Faces | Kansas City Golf Show
• Pakistan begins demolition of bin Laden's compound
• Community Faces | HLT Recognition Dinner
• National Frontier Trails Museum features special guided tour on March 1
• eBook explains how to tame the workplace email monster
• KC Chiefs win coin toss with Seattle; will get 11th pick in draft
• Fire at Brazil's Antarctic base kills 2, injures 1
• Kansas City Leadership: Feb. 26-Mar. 3
• Leaders: Tell a story to share your vision
• Body found in Independence creek
• Accusers given month to supply records in Mohler case
• Mandela, 93, hospitalized with stomach ailment
• Italian court ends corruption case vs Berlusconi
• Military accused of manipulating psychatric diagnoses
• 'Data farms' draw big tax breaks, incentives from states
• Tribute | Jim Conlon made everything count
• Kansas vote marked by high stakes, low budgets
• A chapel coming to the Kansas capitol?
• Getman retires as CEO of Kansas City Area Life Sciences Institute
• Prosecutor: Look at adults in WA school shooting
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• Syria attacks Saudi over arming opposition calls
• Gunman kills 2 US advisers in Afghan ministry
• Kansas City residents’ hesitance keeps area low on list of riskiest online cities
• Brownback not to keen on continuing KU/MU series
• Travois wins $70M allotment of New Markets Tax Credits
• Picking Big 12 basketball: Missouri's small game has tall task ahead
• KRASKE: Republicans dominating Kansas politics
• Clinton rips Russia, China for U.N. veto on Syria
• Buck O'Neil to have bust unveiled in Missouri Capitol Monday
• One officer in fixed ticket case off Lawrence police force
• Rumsfeld speaks of caution at Fort Leavenworth
• BATS Global sees financial performance improve in 2011, faces SEC inquiry
• Romney would raise eligibility age for Medicare
• Santorum campaign holds Wichita rally Saturday
• Prosecutors say man's camera ties him to child porn
• Sea Life Kansas City, Legoland plan job fair
• Kansas City sports sizable ‘super-senior’ population
• Chiefs win coin flip, 11th overall pick in the NFL Draft
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• SEC asks BATS Global for information on order types
• Sears’ latest sale: Hometown and outlet stores
• Chiefs win coin toss, will draft at No. 11
• Exide will crank up Salina battery plant, add at least 100 jobs
• YRC Freight ships 121 jobs out of Columbus, Ohio
• Obama calls out critics on issue of gas prices
• Top of the List: Kansas City-area commercial printers
• Bank of America says it will not sell mortgages to Fannie Mae
• Kansas Senate votes against changing judicial appointments
• KC parks board says budget cuts are too deep
• Note to GOP field: Braggadocio is not leadership
• Bill Cosby urges urban youths to be their best
• Mark Morris | One judge's tough answer to crime
• Seven women in Missouri House say they were kept out of debate on contraception
• Kansas, Missouri unlikely to meet deadline on health care
• 6 players the Chiefs will watch closely at the Combine (or, should be watching)
• When students' Facebook posts go dark, some see opportunity to help
• How to create an effective company blog
• Australian inquest considers dingo-baby mystery
• Kansas Senate rejects health 'freedom' proposal
• Kansas senators refuse to give governor more power over judges
• Obama apologizes for Quran burning as Afghan protests go on
• Roberts' Wichita office gets "powdery substance" letter
• Veterinarians say economy keeps some pets away
• Federal Reserve Bank’s manufacturing index shows strong February
• Culinary Center of Kansas City offers cooking wellness program
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• Black & Veatch wins initial design for first big phase of Kansas City sewer overhaul
• New Missouri Senate map could spark Kansas City primary
• U.S. Postal Service proposes closing seven centers in Kansas, two in Missouri
• Google video request gets social media buzzing
• Do French parents have a certain je ne sais quoi?
• Skelton portrait will hang on Capitol Hill
• Rural prosecutor enters Missouri attorney general race
• Rural prosecutor enters Missouri attorney general race
• Shimano Recalls PRO Atherton Mountain Bike Handlebar Stems
• Young Mizzou fan becomes facial of the fanbase on ESPN
• Celebrate 75th Anniversary of Dr. Seuss Saturday, Febrary 25
• Time Warner Cable could be getting some competition for TV subscribers ... from Google
• MoDOT chief: I-70 tolls would help, not solve, highway issues
• Brownback’s Medicaid reform plan gets five insurer bids
• Crash was one of deadliest for Marines in years
• KCP&L shrinks energy conservation proposal
• SEC defends settlement of fraud cases
• T-Mobile wants FCC to stop Verizon spectrum deal
• They’re not drunk — they’re using Google glasses
• Internet giants back ‘no track’ button for browsers
• Winners, losers emerge in Obama corporate tax proposal
• Koster makes case for $3.2M office renovation
• Huckabee embraces Akin for Senate
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• Kansas City will gain as postal service cuts distribution centers
• Man charged in double homicide surrenders
• Platte County man charged in porn case involving girl, 9
• For KC district, signs of progress, words of hope
• Missouri Senate backs new limits on 'robocalls'
• Kansas senators refuse to give governor more power over judges
• Kansas Senate rejects health 'freedom' proposal
• Amended Kansas tax plan increases burden on poor
• Voter citizenship rule advances in Kansas
• Families tackle Food Stamp Challenge, eating on $4.50 a day
• Lesbian federal worker wins health benefits case
• Brownback’s Medicaid reform program lures five insurer bids
• FACT CHECK 1.0: Brunner blows it
• Ex-Mayor Mark Funkhouser apparently doesn't know his Twitter account has been hacked
• Koster wants to spend $3.2 million on office renovation
• Missouri Senate panel approves quicker state intervention in KC schools
• Council Committee holds off on no-nukes ballot measures
• 2 charged in death of Ala girl forced to run
• Kansas attorney general asks Google to revise privacy policy
• Google asks Missouri and Kansas to allow video service in KC
• GasBuddy.com expects gas prices in KC to rise rapidly by the weekend
• Koster will appeal MOSIRA ruling to state high court
• Va. House scraps invasive pre-abortion requirement
• Kansas City Southern tracks new locomotives with $55 million federal loan
• Singer Charlotte Church settles phone hack claim
• Kansas City ranks among Top 10 cities for frugality
• Garmin's uptick in automobile/mobile sales can't offset earnings decline
• The Kansas City Cardiogram: drug-testing welfare recipients, anti-Semitism and more
• Hesse, union official will lead 2012 United Way campaign
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• University of Kansas Cancer Center hosts National Cancer Institute reviewers
• Shon Pernice admits that he killed his wife and disposed of her body in the trash
• Dairy Farmers of America buys Connecticut dairy
• Dairy Farmers of America acquires Guida's Milk
• Obama plan would cut corporate tax rate to 28 percent
• Chesser will retire as CEO of Great Plains Energy
• Grubb & Ellis files bankruptcy, lands suitor in BGC Partners
• Kauffman Stadium begins readying for All-Star game
• Downtown Marriott gives lobby a $20M makeover
• Time Warner, ESPN work to resolve transmission issues
• MOSIRA opponents cheer judge's ruling against law
• Apple settlement offers eligible iPhone4 owners $15
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• Argentine train slams into station, killing 49
• The Pitch Questionnaire with Cellar Rat's Ryan Sciara
• Platte County sheriff's department rifle recovered in Arizona
• Police identify driver killed in burning car
• Mystery skull was part of a prank from 1949
• Grand jury in Missouri expected to hear Maher case
• Amended Kansas tax plan increases burden on poor
• Voter citizenship rule advances in Kansas
• Brownback school-funding plan bogged down in Kansas Legislature
• Judge overturns Missouri law to create incentives for tech companies
• Brownback school-funding plan bogged down in Kansas Legislature
• Emailed threat directed at four Missouri state senators
• Judge overturns Missouri law to create incentives for tech companies
• Liberty North theater steps onto new stage
• Emailed threat directed at four Missouri state senators
• Immigration bills sought by Kobach get lukewarm response in Kansas
• How KC learned to stop worrying and love the bomb (makers)
• Chesser will retire as CEO of Great Plains Energy
• Authorities: Debt-collector scam bilked millions
• Threatening email targets four Missouri Senators
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• UN nuclear agency reports failed Iran talks
• Animal Health International completes Liberty land deal
• Independence settles Bass Pro rent dispute for $493K
• Lucky Strike gets new owners; chefs are in running for big award
• DST Systems cuts fourth-quarter earnings $2.6M because of regulatory inquiry
• Cloudy future for Kansas school finance reform
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• MOSIRA unconstitutional because of contingent bill, judge rules
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• AP Interview: Libyan leader acknowledges mistakes
• Syria shelling of Homs kills 2 Western journalists
• Kauffman Foundation board names two new trustees
• The Missouri barn is disappearing as farmland prices soar
• LightSquared misses key payment to British partner Inmarsat
• Missouri circuit judge rules MOSIRA is unconstitutional
• MU holds in-state tuition hike at 3 percent
• Independence will again consider covering Bass Pro expenses
• Overland Park Regional Medical Center receives expansion nod
• Pitt will help redevelop former Bancroft School
• Hall family donates $10M more for KC cancer center campaign
• Group rails against government pensions, names names
• Kansas Star Casino has revenue of $20 million in first month
• Pernice pleads guilty to voluntary manslaughter
• Campaign to raise money to preserve Banneker School
• Golden age of school
• Crackdown on seat belt violations planned for Friday
• Missouri Senate endorses expansion of term limits
• Hepatitis C deaths up, baby boomers most at risk
• Survivor: Deadly avalanche a 'horror story'
• Laffer: Kansas, Missouri should go together on major tax reform
• New Missouri ethics law faces uncertain future
• Russians revive Ice Age flower from frozen burrow
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• Angry Afghans rally over Quran disposal at US base
• Agriculture secretary Vilsack to give Landon Lecture at K-State
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• Hope springs eternal: Kansas City Royals' pitchers and catchers report today
• Syrian forces mass outside rebel stronghold
• GOP changes some dates for Missouri presidential caucuses
• Agriculture secretary Vilsack to give Landon Lecture at K-State
• Missouri Senate endorses expansion of term limits
• Brad Pitt's foundation to help redevelop Bancroft School in KC
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• Ethics reform in Missouri appears to be a nonstarter in election year
• Keepers left doors unlocked before gorillas escaped at zoo
• Fire damages KCK business
• Santorum questions Obama's 'world view,' not faith
• Hall foundation gives $10.5 million for cancer research
• Wyandotte County expands tax rebates to encourage reinvestment in communities
• Ideas to reform Kansas City Public Schools ramp up
• Weekend entertainment trolleys trail expectations
• Science City Open House for Teachers Tuesday Feb 21 at Union Station
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• Scouts to turn over files in Calif. sex abuse case
• Kansas officials open to biosecurity lab funding alternatives
• Santorum opening Kansas campaign HQs
• Santorum questions Obama's 'world view,' not faith
• Iraq VP: Death squad charges politically motivated
• GOP gubernatorial hopefuls bring message to Kansas City
• Community Faces | Idiot's Open Golf Tournament
• Families deserve parole board that listens
• Joplin to consider storm siren policy changes
• Kansas officials open to biosecurity lab funding alternatives
• Driver dies in what appears to be a fiery crash
• Police identify hit-and-run driver killed in downtown KC crash
• GOP gubernatorial hopefuls bring message to Kansas City
• Climate peaceful at 'Occupy Koch Town' protest in Wichita
• Lotteries | Saturday, Feb. 18
• McCaskill faces fight to keep Senate seat
• GOP presidential candidate Ron Paul visits KC to energize his base
• Senate hopefuls vying to face McCaskill tangle in Kansas City
• Adkins: Kansas GOP to continue dominance
• Brunner attacks via statement in first forum, Steelman says he lacks "guts" for not saying it to her face
• Whitney Houston's voice still soars
• Community Faces | Firehouse Texas Hold 'em Tournament
• Missouri GOP Senate hopefuls tout different backgrounds
• Steer Dinner & Auction
• Two Kansas City players named to Academic All-Big 12 first team
• Hear Donald Rumsfeld at the Truman Library February 24, 2012
• Celebrate President's Day at the Truman Library in Independence
• Fire breaks out in upstate NY home; 4 people die
• Guests evacuated from Kansas City hotel
• Judge: EPA shouldn't overhaul Missouri water standards
• Missouri GOP Senate hopefuls tout different backgrounds
• Officer injured when struck by car near Sprint Center
• Fire damages KCK home
• More public schools dish up 3 meals a day
• Wounded soldier finally home in Kansas
• Fire damages home in Kansas City
• Gov. Nixon urges Assembly to restore ethics rules
• Economic 'border war' spurs Missouri lawmakers to action
• Economic 'border war' spurs Missouri lawmakers to action
• Unwed mothers now claim most births younger than 30
• Gov. Nixon urges Assembly to restore ethics rules
• Community Faces | Bird Dog Parade participants
• Kansas speaker's map would move most of Wyco into vast 1st Congressional District
• Kansas inquiry finds no evidence that former AG destroyed Planned Parenthood records
• Carl Edwards' revving his motor as NASCAR counts down to season start at Daytona
• Charles Koch, employees reveal e-mailed threats from past year
• Obama finally scores coveted win on payroll tax
• Steelman unveils "first 60 days agenda," insists KC should be doing better
• Sebelius defends contraception mandate in KC appearance
• Sebelius defends contraception rule
• Josh Powell had 400 cartoon sex and incest images
• Kansas City ranks low in rating of small business attitudes about wireless technology
• KRASKE: Here comes Santorum, Missouri once again needs ethics and Dennis Moore, hero
• Sebelius: $3B paid in electronic health record incentives
• FMC Technologies will acquire Lenexa’s Control Systems International
• Huge crowd turns out for free dental clinic in KCK
• Lebanese man convicted in NY train tunnels plot
• Smith Electric Vehicles gets Chinese investment, road to Chinese market
• Authorities: Terror suspect planned suicide bomb
• US, Europe cautious on Iran offer for nuke talks
• Kansas City consumer prices show increase in second half of 2011
• Country Club Bank will buy Plaza building for future headquarters
• J&J consumer health segment recalls infant Tylenol
• Netsmart picks Overland Park for new headquarters
• USPS wants to raise stamp prices, end Saturday service
• Morning Briefing will take a holiday Monday
• LightSquared mulls spectrum swamp, legal challenge
• Check out the secrets of Kansas City's Healthiest Employers
• Abercrombie & Fitch announces plans to close 180 stores
• Bernanke sees hope in community bank improvement
• Blog Watch: Friday, February 17
• Sources: New auto parts plant will bring 160 jobs
• Missouri lawmakers support college transfer credit 'library'
• Top of the List: United Way recipients
• Rape reported at KC hotel
• Is pro-teacher school reform possible in this country?
• Two people die in early morning Shawnee fire
• DA plans no charges on abortion records shredding
• Free dental clinic draws 1,100 patients -- and turns away more
• Senior Mohler defendant released on recognizance
• Charles Koch, employees reveal e-mailed threats from past year
• Free Flu Shots For 'First-Timers'
• New Joco trash rules scutinized by Kansas lawmakers
• Lutheran leader testifies in debate over contraception rule
• Missouri Supreme Court examines new US House districts
• Locked cells hampered inmate escape from deadly Honduras prison fire
• New congressional district maps out for Kansas
• Kinder announces "wave" of 50 state rep endorsements
• AP source: Pot found aboard plane near Marine One
• Santorum heading to Kansas
• Enjoy Family Storytelling at Missouri Town Saturday February 18
• Congress moves toward ending payroll tax cut fight
• Black & Veatch maps global future, with eye on financing
• Kansas City International Airport traffic rises in January
• Hackers deface Missouri’s official website
• Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America Kansas City Triathlon team dinner
• UN General Assembly condemns Syria
• Jury convicts man for Kansas Medicare fraud scheme
• Financing college events in KCK
• Egyptians rally in city hit by soccer violence
• H&R Block taps Sullivan Higdon & Sink as media agency
• Bayer Animal Health tags KMG Chemicals unit for acquisition
• Fidelity Security Life buys Great American Life of New York
• Research Belton Hospital wins Level III trauma designation
• Kids play hard at the Powell Community Center in Mission
• US officials tie terror group to Syrian bombings
• Missouri Senate votes to delay candidate filing deadline
• KC is slightly less affluent than St. Louis, but more equitable
• Congressional negotiators reach deal to extend payroll tax
• Bombs found near Kansas Statehouse
• Business says office manager embezzled $2.7M
• Mamtek incident prompts call for new protections
• Kobach pushes immigration reform as protesters gather
• AT&T isn’t done trying to add spectrum
• FCC ruling puts LightSquared in a pinch
• Kansas City bus ridership picks up speed
• Federal Reserve may take another crack at stimulus
• Down and out becomes way of life for European youth
• Blog Watch: Thursday, February 16
• Firefighters pull unconscious woman, rescue 2 families during NKC apartment fire
• Two Lawrence police officers suspended amid inquiry related to KU ticket scandal
• New mother continues to recover after Johnson County accident
• Northwest Missouri St. trims jobs, cuts departments
• 3-year-old's alleged traffic death labeled homicide
• 25-year sentence for 20-year-old man in Parkville killing
• Nigerian underwear bomber gets life in prison
• Top bargainers announce payroll tax cut deal
• Bill to break up KC school district passes Missouri Senate committee
• Are your supervisors driving away your company's employees?
• Explosives found near Kansas Capitol; governor threatened
• Land bank bill clears Missouri committee
• 'Xombie' rocket makes first free-flight for NASA
• Kansas legislature considers new high school graduation requirement
• 12 Kansans sign on with Newt
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• New robotic surgery performed on KCK mayor
• Skype used to connect KCK students with St. Joseph students
• New Mexico freed from federal school rating law
• Top bargainers announce payroll tax cut deal
• GM freezes pay for salaried workers
• Sebelius names Angoff as acting regional director for Department of Health and Human Services
• Wallenda's Niagara Falls tightrope walk is a go
• Bill aiding undocumented workers praised before Senate committee
• Kansas City ranks 106th for affluence
• Johnson County residents are happy, don’t want change, survey shows
• Police find 6 mutilated bodies in central Mexico
• GSA will move 1,000 jobs to downtown Kansas City
• Federal scrutiny of LightSquared could cost Sprint revenue
• KDOT approves bids for $35M in JoCo road work
• KU Hospital tries new robotic surgery — on Mayor Reardon
• West Edge creditors fight over sale proceeds
• Charleatha Nevins accused of shooting and killing her husband, Eric Nevins
• Kansas City Royals announcer Rex Hudler channels Will Ferrell during press conference (video)
• YRC Freight will ship 120 jobs to Overland Park
• Student sues Ga. school district over strip search
• Man found dead in the parking lot of Blue Valley Market on Valentine's Day; Kansas City police investigating death as homicide
• Hanna Rubber will move to building along Southwest Boulevard
• NBAF review only questions price, Brownback says
• Regulators want Sprint partner LightSquared to stay dark
• Google application hints at cable TV for Kansas City
• Lawmakers strike tentative payroll tax cut extension deal
• Big 12 releases 2012 football schedule after settlement
• Kansas City gets more Swagger (the restaurant)
• Missouri bill could boost revenue from red-light cameras
• Report suggests ways to prevent another Mamtek
• Hanna Rubber meets the road — Southwest Boulevard
• Treat your special-investigation fatigue by playing another round of Sweeps Bingo
• The Pitch Questionnaire with Midwest Voices' Aimee Patton
• Man charged in Independence sexual predator case
• Alleged Mohler victims say they're ready for court
• Land bank bill clears Missouri House committee
• Explosives found near Kansas Capitol; governor threatened
• Man charged with striking Liberty officer
• Man shot to death early this morning; two people in custody
• Investigators testify about use of GPS devices in Pernice case
• Honduras prison blaze kills at least 358
• Defiant Iran claims major steps in nuclear fuel
• Banner fundraising year for wealthy colleges
• Lawmakers move to cusp of deal on payroll tax cut
• Missouri Supreme Court strikes down ethics law because of way it was passed
• Fast wins special election for Roeland Park City Council
• 'Land bank' proposed to help KC clean up urban blight
• Missouri Supreme Court strikes down ethics law because of way it was passed
• 'Land bank' proposed to help KC clean up urban blight
• A soaring message to inspire students
• Blair's law aims to halt needless tragedy
• Once the driest state, Kansas could become a microdistillery mecca
• MO Supreme Court strikes down ethics law
• Check out 3rd Fridays in Englewood Arts Station February 17
• Pekingese becomes America's top dog at Westminster
• Brownback: NBAF review will look at cost, not whether to build lab
• NBAF still headed for Kansas, Brownback says
• Committee kills sales tax holiday for Kansas
• Lance Armstrong comes in second in Ironman Panama and raises questions
• Help wanted; protection and expertise needed
• Garmin buys marine sonar technology company
• Lawmakers move to cusp of deal on payroll tax cut
• US, Europe look at fast but risky penalty on Iran
• US weighing steep nuclear arms cuts
• Block is selling building in Pine Ridge Business Park
• Kansas lawmaker wants to drug-test welfare recipients; Missouri lawmaker wants to drug-test legislators
• Missouri AG joins lawsuit challenging federal health reform law
• Saint Luke’s Health System will celebrate opening of new College of Health Sciences
• University of Kansas Hospital offers training for chaplains
• Mariner’s Palmer Square takes $30M stake in London-based investment firm
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• Mariner Real Estate buys stake in $101M of loans in FDIC deal
• Russia says its spacecraft may crash into Atlantic
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• Former employee accuses Catholic Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph for fostering a 'sexually hostile workplace'
• Kansas City area gets dusting of snow
• Brownback proposes lower income taxes, ‘flatter’ tax code
• Brownback pushes ‘fairer, flatter’ tax code
• Prosecutors say St. Joseph was center of immigration scheme
• Pro soccer draft kicks off in Kansas City
• Kansas City job fair features more than 200 positions
• Supreme Court gives churches an exemption on bias laws
• Natural gas prices fall as supply bubbles up
• House committee OKs limits on Missouri spending
• Obama says he’ll promote ‘insourcing’
• Ex-congressman sentenced for representing terrorist-tied group
• Bill would mandate photo ID for Missouri food stamp recipients
• Couple plead in $535K theft from Coffeyville Community College
• Kansas governor proposes restoring $200K in arts funding
• Hearing on school transfers pushed back a month
• Weather closes a few area schools
• Missing trooper's body found
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• Kansas City police investigating first homicide of 2012
• Cerner, others seek to fill 200 jobs at Thursday event
• Indictment: St. Joseph was hub of nationwide immigration scheme
• Kansas City recognized as a top culinary destination for 2012
• Obama's Chicago surprise
• Indictments could complicate argument over voter ID
• PB&J gets a partner for YaYa's in Wichita
• Beige Book: High-tech activity helps drive modest economic growth in Kansas City region
• Cerner, Adventist Health expand affiliation
• Fewer Kansans see recycling as a waste, survey finds
• Truman Medical Centers wants to bag urban-core grocery store
• Independence files $30M lawsuit over power problem
• Antonin Scalia: Socialist?
• Missouri House committee approves bill limiting state spending
• Timeline: Hostess brands’ bankruptcies
• Overland Park company teams up with Credit Suisse
• Former Kansas State football coach Vince Gibson loses battle with ALS
• The Pitch Questionnaire with Charlotte Street's Kate Hackman
• Noah the wallaby banned from Platte City
• Van der Sloot pleads guilty to killing Peru woman
• Free Legacy Park Birthday Bash Saturday Jan 14
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• Cargill profits plummet
• UnitedLex teams with Credit Suisse
• Cerner, Adventist Health expand health care records work
• Business travel is expected to grow in 2012
• Davis & Bellomo acquire sole accounting practice in Leawood
• Bombardier Learjet lands $16 million in Kansas incentives
• Mario Tricoci pulls out of KC market, closes Town Center spa
• Missouri DED continues to defend failed sweetener deal
• Fannie Mae CEO resigns
• GOP conundrum: White House race puts capitalism on trial
• Former mayor Kay Barnes settles for more
• KC police seek woman wanted for interview in Christmas homicide
• Lego robots to rumble at Union Station
• Missouri bill would cut income tax, raise cigarette tax
• Thousands of illegal immigrants obtained Missouri driver's licenses
• Kansas governor prepares to give State of State
• Kansas Gov. Brownback outlines sweeping tax plan
• KC water pipe break will restrict traffic on Ward Parkway overnight; some customers will lose service
• Hemmingsen leaves Independence chamber
• 5 reasons to do an employee survey
• The countdown is on for the return of Chocolate Ale
• Bicycle helmets recalled by Triple Eight Distribution due to risk of head injury
• Eisenhower family upset with memorial
• Kansas chamber: A potent political force
• KCKPD looking for police officers
• Kansas City, Kansas Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Celebration Committee
• LISC awards grants to KCK groups
• KCK Parks and Recreation fills lakes with fresh catfish
• Dan Weinbaum leaving KMBC, joining Heart to Heart International
• KCMO City reminds taxpayers about tax deadlines
• The University of Kansas Hospital Authority Contributes $2 Million to NCI Effort
• Davis & Bellomo acquires sole accounting practice in Leawood
• Michael Bruce accused of killing Phillip Hall, Stacy Roberson and Raymond Hill in September triple homicide
• KC Fed’s George does well in first speech
• Ascension Insurance buys Falcone Williams Insurance
• University of Kansas Hospital donates $2M to KU Medical Center’s NCI efforts
• Garmin now matches your music to your mood
• Retail store closings largely spare KC area — so far
• 'Uncle' Ed Muscare, ex-Kansas City TV show host and convicted sex offender, dead at 79
• Kansas Democrats offer school finance plan
• Kansas City Fed’s George: Recovery requires ‘difficult, but necessary, adjustments’
• Read the full text of new KC Fed President George’s speech
• Kansas Senate leaders armed with big bucks
• Nixon names Krauser a judge in Clay County
• Changes to workers comp, discrimination law on Missouri Senate agenda today
• Community Faces | Elvis Birthday Celebration
• Snow Creek open despite lack of snow
• Mo. teen pleads guilty to killing 9-year-old girl
• More companies take on tax-free status
• YRC places dozens of properties up for auction
• TMNG Global shuffles leadership team, names new CEO
• Nixon jobs plan focuses on exports and training
• Eastern Missouri plant closing will cost 300 jobs
• Report: Coors Light knocks Budweiser from No. 2 spot
• Brownback plan aims to increase career, technical education
• With SEC move, Columbia ponders Tiger fan zone downtown
• Sports bar 810 Zone mulls future on the Plaza
• Romney defends role in GST Steel plant closing
• Kansas Democrats announce their own school finance plan
• KC man accused of triple murder at Linwood apartment
• Robotics tournament at Union Station
• Third KCK officer to plead guilty in sting case
• David Knopf | Save time, sanity by saying, 'Spam'
• Grandview police seek citizen volunteers
• Gasoline prices head back up, could be near record
• Kindergarten funding under fire in Brownback's school plan
• 2 Alaska towns seek help weathering harsh winter
• Free Brick Factor Competition Sat Jan 14-15 at Crown Center Shops
• GOP Senate hopefuls to debate, minus Brunner
• Big GOP money from "super PACs"
• Rate of health care spending slows
• Md. man charged with trying to aid terrorist group
• More trouble brewing for House Speaker O'Neal
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• Winning close games was K-State's forte on its way to a 10 pigskin wins
• Earlier than expected, Daley out as chief of staff
• For sale: condos built in Kansas missile silos
• Prayers in Topeka as legislative session begins
• Brownback plan puts Joco schools in a political pinch
• Former Kansas City steel workers come back to haunt Mitt Romney
• Kansas City Chiefs' Romeo Crennel about to lose the interim tag?
• Romney rivals lob last bombs
• Gov. Nixon to outline Missouri jobs plan today
• Blog Watch: Monday, January 9
• Wall Street appears headed for a pay cut
• Sprint cuts four exec jobs in reorganization
• YRC Worldwide unit prepares for talks with Teamsters
• Kansas legislative session starts Monday
• Community Faces | Saturday morning at Heartland SPCA
• Former Romney company was tied to Kansas City steel plant closing
• Community Faces | Shoppers at Pryde's Old Westport
• Source: Brownback will unveil Bombardier incentives
• Exergonix wants to charge up partnerships with schools
• Apple will open stores inside Targets, source says
• Man arrested after beating, shooting a woman in Grandview
• Romney rivals make final NH appeals
• China, South Korea hold summit on NKorea post-Kim
• Suburban events honoring King are flourishing
• Romney defends business record in face of attacks
• Iran nuke work at bunker is confirmed
• Community Faces | Smithville Eagle Days & Snowy Owl Viewing
• FBI's rape definition brings stats in line with reality
• Missing 1-year-old Riverside girl returned to mother
• Interfaith service honors King's legacy
• 'Modern Communication' statue finds new home at headquarters
• Tribute | Robert Schweiger remembered as an 'industrial-strength dad'
• Eagles Days at Smithville Lake
• Kansas City's healthiest employers honorees announced
• Missouri Bank CAO speaks at January 13 breakfast for business leaders
• Small business owners show optimism for 2012
• Leawood travel adviser offers a galactic getaway -- for $200k
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• Grounded cargo ship breaks apart on NZ reef
• Motorists salvage fur, food from critters' demise
• GOP challengers go after Romney in Sunday debate
• Community Faces | First First Friday of 2012
• Former Pakistani President Musharraf faces arrest
• Recent military deaths in Afghanistan
• The Buzz | Mini-mutiny be reporters on Romney bus
• Customers find new ways to bite back
• Kansas doctor, wife claim defense attorneys had conflict
• Supporters of Bishop Finn gather for prayer rally
• Kansas issues bound to boil in Legislature
• Platte City man charged with murdering one woman with hatchet, attacking another with razor
• Thousands hold prayers for Syria bombing dead
• Deschutes Brewing Company now available in Kansas City
• Did Santorum just commit political suicide? Or display uncanny courage?
• KRASKE: Predicting the future -- I'm never wrong -- and the big winners of 2012 are...
• Search continues after human remains found in Northeast area
• Gigabit Challenge boots up final competition
• PAS Technologies names Hutton as new CEO
• Platte County district gets state grant to rebuild Missouri River levees
• Bess Truman's Birthday Celebration Febrary 13
• Amazing African American Art Workshop Febrary 4 at Frontier Trails Museum
• Puppet Making and Robert LeRoy Smith in February
• More cash pours into campaign opposing Missouri payday loan restrictions
• Hot air balloon hits power lines in NZ; 11 dead
• Southwest lands third in airline performance ranking
• Ex-Chief’s insurance agency sells to Cretcher Heartland
• University of Missouri football revenue outpaces K-State, KU
• Kansas City law firms name new partners
• YRC waits to see whether Ohio closing brings jobs to KC
• Sprint Center, Midland by AMC will drop Ticketmaster
• The Seven Project is coming to WYCO
• KCK Women’s Chamber of Commerce monthly meeting to feature Mayor Reardon
• KCMO City kicks off AdvanceKC economic development process
• Bain Capital shut down old Armco steel plant in KC
• Missouri traffic fatalities fall to 60-year low
• US Navy rescues Iranian fishing boat from pirates
• US redefines rape to count more people as victims
• Kansas House Speaker decides to apologize for forwarding email calling Michelle Obama 'Mrs. YoMama'
• The Pitch Questionnaire: Nick Haines
• Kansas City folk have an unrealistic view of what's a realistic commute
• Sporting Kansas City releases 2012 schedule
• Kansas City schools official: We are not the nation's worst
• YRC may cut 100 jobs, sell former Roadway headquarters
• Sprint puts LightSquared deal on hold, Hesse says
• Sprint maps rollout for new 4G service
• Missouri legislator aims to shake up public education
• KCBJ reveals Healthiest Employers honorees
• Obama reveals strategy for leaner U.S. military
• Barnes & Noble weighs plot twist: Spinning off Nook
• Target, others fall short of holiday sales goals
• U.S. unemployment drops to 8.5 percent
• Blog Watch: Friday, January 6
• State representative resigning to become Kansas Medicaid director
• Brownback to unveil technical education plan Monday
• ACLU threatens lawsuit to hasten student transfers
• Fire destroys clubhouse at Liberty Hills Country Club
• Sarah Steelman's son, her campaign chief, tries to keep driver's license after DUI arrest
• Missouri River management plan released
• Student found dead in Hardin, Mo., mobile home
• U.S. 69 to close overnight Saturday in south Overland Park
• Soldier arrested in New Year's Day homicide in Manhattan
• Looking for Mr. Right
• Eagle Days are this weekend at Smithville Lake
• Charlotte Street Artist Fellows Give Gallery Tours, Talks at Nelson-Atkins
• Sprint names first markets for new 4G service
• Overland Park has shortest commute of big Kansas City-area cities, analysis finds
• Raymore ranks worst for commutes among Kansas City-area small cities
• Missouri sales tax collections slip in December
• Kansas House speaker defends e-mail
• Nixon nixes university borrowing plan
• Jonah Criswell ('05 painting) has organized a show featuring work by KCAI studen...
• Jindal to speak in KC
• State Street pledges 1,000 summer jobs for teens, including in Kansas City
• Dog found alive 4 days after Montana avalanche
• Ferrellgas acquisition heats up Texas expansion
• Children’s Mercy opens urgent-care clinic in Overland Park
• Kansas Venture Capital buys into methane energy company
• Probing what Hollywood told about bin Laden raid
• Missouri lawmakers unlikely to tackle 'Right to Work'
• McCormick & Schmick’s closings spare Kansas City restaurants so far
• Boeing's decision to leave Wichita pisses everybody off
• MIQ Logistics opens 70-acre facility in Pennsylvania
• Men's Health thinks KC men could be extras in Wall-E
• Noah the wallaby hit with one more setback in effort to return home
• Boeing move creates backwash for Kansas
• U.S. education chief: KC schools may be worst in nation
• Federal consumer protection bureau takes aim
• Deal puts Mediware in adult stem cell business
• Saint Luke’s hopes Egyptian mummy study unwraps health questions
• BATS already sees surge in European market share
• Consumer Product Safety Commission recalls bike pedals
• Kodak focuses on bankruptcy preparations
• Record online sales put a bow on holidays
• What bootstraps? It’s harder for Americans to rise from poverty
• BATS Global Markets’ acquisition boosts European market share
• Police still looking for driver, vehicle in fatal Lee's Summit scooter crash
• Independence police investigate early morning shooting
• Irked by reports of mayor's comments, KC school chief says it's time to stop the politics
• Dems on Boeing: Maybe Brownback should have been home
• Mediware enters adult stem cell business with acquisition
• Perry: Boot in mouth disease won't stop him
• U.S. Postal Service cuts could cost companies $100M a year, study says
• Ford, GM vehicles made in Kansas City rev sales
• Hemmingsen retires from Independence Chamber of Commerce
• Meers hires Barkley adman for top creative post
• Stirring up a fight, Obama names consumer watchdog
• Missouri businesses seek employment reforms
• Blame game on Boeing starts
• Uncomfortably Numb: KCPD warns of heroin's increased popularity
• Kiss of death?
• Kansas politicians lash out at Boeing for plans to exit Wichita
• 2011 Killa City Update
• It's time for the Chiefs to stop playing around; make Romeo Crennel head coach
• Boeing will close 2,100-employee Wichita plant
• What young entrepreneurs can you think of in Kansas City who studied at KCAI?
• Kansas City unemployment rate falls; payroll jobs show little change
• More move out of Kansas, Missouri than in during 2011, Atlas Van Lines says
• LightSquared hires former Sprint exec as CFO
• H&R Block names Gerke to top legal spot
• Boeing plans all-employee meeting in Wichita
• Carnahan shuts down Lee's Summit trader
• KPERS faces 30-year, $8.3B funding shortfall
• Ameren resolves boundary flap with new plan
• Romney edges out Santorum by eight votes in Iowa caucuses
• Kiplinger ranks two Missouri universities as 'best values'
• Dollar General announces 625-store expansion in 2012
• Grower faces wrongful death lawsuit over tainted cantaloupe
• Leaders: How to start your 2012
• Police seek suspect in car larcenies
• Independence identifies victim in domestic shooting
• SNAP says it will keep working with victims
• Man admits driving drunk in KC, killing Belton mother and daughter
• Prevent the “Third-Quarter Slump” Starting NOW!
• Iowa: What we've learned
• Slain Mount Rainier park ranger was a K-State graduate
• Kansas City Restaurant Week
• The Kansas City Chiefs went down hard in 2011
• Iowa: Paul, Santorum, Romney lead early vote
• H&R Block names Gerke as general counsel
• Akin's Senate campaign needs help
• Bernardo Garcia out as Cleveland's water director
• KCBJ’s most popular online stories of 2011
• Feb. 3 marks telling date for Hollywood Casino at Kansas Speedway
• Rockhurst division leases industrial space in Shawnee
• School District, streetcars on mayor's agenda in D.C.
• Free Admission to WWI Museum & Union Station to Bank of America Cardholders
• Missouri, Kansas economic growth hovers around neutral, index shows
• What resolutions do you have for 2012?
• Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City fills president's former role
• Ron Paul rallies his troops
• Eagle Day Feb. 4, 2012
• KCK BPU Board adopts 2012 budget
• H&R Block gets an early start on tax season, launches new app
• First Fridays Art Walk at the Crossroads
• Top 10 ways to afford racing triathlons and ironman triathlons
• As 2012 dawns, a look at last year’s Kansas City retail highlights
• SKC Communications bolsters Eastern growth with a pair of acquisitions
• Chiefs 2012 draft position is a flip of the coin; LB Houston up for rookie award
• US to Iran: American warships to remain in Gulf
• It's time to induct Jason Sudeikis into the 'Adam Duritz All-Stars'
• Decided by a nose? Court ponders drug dog's sniff
• Kauffman Foundation CEO Schramm steps down
• Activists: Syrian regime misleading Arab observers
• 1-3 open thread
• Sprint grants LightSquared extension to win FCC clearance
• Hollywood Casino plans Feb. 3 opening in KCK
• Sears chief: Rebound hinges on tech, store investments
• Missouri faces $500 million budget shortfall
• U.S. auto industry picks up speed going into 2012
• Wall Street anticipates 'fragile momentum' in M&A activity
• Rams fire general manager, head coach
• Teva announces leadership change
• Iowa caucus: Who'll show up?
• 3-year-old KCK girl dies after car accident
• KCK police identify man killed by officer
• Eric Winkler | Here comes another year -- and there it goes
• Platte County budget stalls
• A Case For Thank You Notes
• Fire damages house near Swope Park
• Jackson County considers pawn, loan shop restrictions
• Wrongful death lawsuit filed in cantaloupe case after KC man dies
• KC Chiefs 2012 opponents announced by NFL; Gonzo returning to KC with Falcons
• O Great Kraskini, speak: How will they finish Tuesday night?
• Our challenge for 2012: Get Americans working
• Los Angeles police probe motive in arson spree
• Mount Rainier park remains closed after shooting
• Mom reunites with biological child 77 years later
• Militants agree to truce with Pakistan, unite against NATO
• Prove you are tough enough for the KC Commando Run
• Fairfax Drainage District Receives FEMA Accreditation
• In Review: Alcott Arts Center
• KCK BPU January 4, 2012
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• Kansas Gov. Brownback in Iowa to stump for Rick Perry
• Fort Leonard Wood replacing tornado-wrecked housing
• Highway funds at risk in Missouri, other states over safety rule
• Couple renovating home of Mark Twain's girlfriend
• Fatal wreck shuts down highway ramp on Interstate 470
• KC Chiefs defense holds on for 7-3 win over Denver, team finishes season 7-9
• Chiefs lead Broncos 7-0 at halftime
• All visitors evacuated from Rainier; gunman sought
• ACLU warns St, Joe schools about religious speakers
• Egypt defends storming of civil society groups
• Pricey picks: Powerball tickets doubling to $2
• NASA starts off new year with mission to the moon
• Community Faces | Wonder Eve 2011
• KC Chiefs/Denver Broncos NFL Week 17: The NFL wants Tebow in the playoffs
• The Buzz | Gingrich finally figures it out
• Romney, Paul fight for lead in Iowa, Santorum (who's dat?) soaring
• First daughter of Kansas marries
• What will stand out in your mind about 2011?
• Epic Dartmouth could be your destination triathlon
• Man with explosives detained at Texas airport
• New car fire fits profile of Hollywood arsons
• Syrian opposition groups unite against Assad
• In reversal, Saleh opts to stay in Yemen
• Is Iowa out of the loop in picking presidents?
• Jobs, schools and budget cuts top Missouri legislative agenda
• Kansas sheriff arrested, accused of distributing meth
• Small-town Kansas hospital lures doctors with unusual offer
• Kansas City area's 'boutique' gasoline is no longer so special
• KCK police investigate shooting
• Kansas lawmakers expect to debate immigration again
• NASA probe circling the moon on New Year's Eve
• Drunken-driving deaths soar in Kansas
• New Year's essay | A long goodbye to 2011
• Longest-serving Kansas City firefighter retires
• A beachcomber on the seashore of life
• Chiefs kicker Succop signs 5-year contract extension
• Tribute | Penny Cisneros was committed to her children
• Authorities say 8 dead in Texas vehicle crash
• A Brief History of Westport Presbyterian Church: A Goodly Heritage and a Lively Faith
• Drunken-driving deaths soar in Kansas
• Missouri economic director tangled with former state auditor
• Power struggle could further destabilize Pakistan
• Verizon reverses on $2 fee for one-time payments
• Kansas school finance plan can’t be one-size-fits-all
• Report indicates MU basketball coach Frank Haith tampered with transfer student
• Nixon: No position yet on KC school control
• Nixon names Hall to head Missouri Department of Economic Development
• Man accused of trying to bring loaded gun on to flight at KCI
• Top of the List: Kansas City-area information systems outsourcing firms
• Fed report shows December manufacturing dip
• Prediction | Order of finish in the Iowa GOP caucus
• Craving hot Krispy Kremes? There's an app for that
• Police: More cars set afire in LA, arson suspected
• Parents of child who lost fingers in ferret attack say they're broke
• Blog Watch: Friday, December 30
• We've made our list and checked it twice
• U.S. rings in 2012 with population of 312.8 million
• Book of Lists offers unique data on 1,300 companies
• Pickens invests millions in Clean Energy Fuels
• Pending home sales scale 19-month high
• Verizon Wireless enacts 'convenience charge' for some online payments
• NYSE delists stock of American Airlines parent
• Antheus secures financing to rehab midtown apartments
• Corps nets $802M for Mississippi River repairs
• Sears closings affect stores in 25 states, two in KC area
• Kansas abortion foes not resting after victories
• Kansas taxes $31M above expectations in December
• Pastor of charred Wesport church hopes restoration is possible
• House catches fire when man falls asleep smoking
• Eight file for Kansas GOP presidential caucuses
• Demand for documents from SNAP draws attention
• New Years Resolution: No more hangovers with The Hangover Recovery Shot
• Mark Morris | Legal trench warfare in sex torture case
• Tribute | Carroll Abrams appreciated beauty
• Our challenge for 2012: Get Americans working
• Kansas City: Top Five places to spend New Years Eve 2011
• US finalizes deal to sell F-15s to Saudi Arabia
• New Year’s Resolution: Financial suggestions for control
• NYC mayor says work on 9/11 museum has stalled
• Chile closes Allende case after confirming suicide
• Beaufort reassigned; first woman appointed to Public Works post
• Family Friendly New Year's Eve Celebration Platte County Community Center South
• Sears will shutter two area stores
• Epiq's $68M purchase boosts e-discovery revenue
• Magazine editor lists KC as up-and-coming 'foodie' city
• Occupy protesters arrested at Paul, Democratic HQ
• MGP Ingredients toasts completion of distillery purchase
• It's nomination time for Capstone Awards real estate program
• Russia: Nuclear submarine fire finally out
• Man gets reduced sentence for trading meth for sex with underage girl
• Blog Watch: Thursday, December 29
• Acquisition of Pizza Hut franchisee NPC International closes
• Panda Express owners now building Tide Dry Cleaners chain
• Intrust Bank simplifies employee titles
• Auditor calls Missouri on elk restoration spending
• MU institutes new policy for recording classes
• Kansas presidential caucus will feature full slate
• Alibaba hires lobbyist; may signal bid for Yahoo
• Prosecutors work on criminal charges in BP oil spill
• New York Times mistake sends out 8 million emails
• January 20 Ace Awards nominations deadline nears
• KC man allegedly had handgun in carry-on luggage at KCI
• KC teen accused of spraying gunfire into house
• Longtime KC City Attorney will step down
• Missouri family hopes umbilical cord blood helps their second 'bubble boy'
• Two-alarm fire tears through one of KC's oldest churches
• North Korea calls Kim Jong Un 'supreme leader'
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• Mom of Iran detainee questions alleged confession
• Puerto Rico approves political status referendum
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• Once-abandoned athletic complex wins LEED certification
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• State loan program helps Liquid Soap Products expand production
• Christmas rush punches up online holiday spending to $35.3 billion
• Ascension Health acquires Illinois health system
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• High-end Plaza apartment project clears final hurdle
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• The Alabama Crimson Tide will roll into Columbia in 2012 to face the Missouri Tigers
• Free Admission to Johnson County Museum Kidscape
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• New York Times sells regional newspapers for $143M
• Catastrophe losses squeeze insurer profits
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• Craft brewers tap into growing specialty beer market
• Liberty Memorial preps for centennial facelift
• Country Club Plaza shutters two stores
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• KCK police seek victims of weekend robbery, shooting
• Fire at Park University causes minor damage
• Exhibition: Wilbur Niewald: The Studio Portrait
• Clay County commissioners reject zoo board nominees
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• Nueterra proposes new corporate office building
• Google sends greetings to its future market
• Iran warns it might close Hormuz strait, stop oil
• Area Sears, Kmart stores await word on their fate
• Former KCK SWAT officer accused of firing bullets into car
• FTC clears Epiq’s planned purchase of De Novo Legal
• Nelson retirement opens Neb.'s Senate seat to GOP
• Seaboard Corp. names new CEO of foods division
• BREAKING: Ben Nelson apparently out in Nebraska
• Consumer confidence climbing in Johnson County
• New Year’s Resolution: Spend more time with family
• Bah Humbug: Hackers foil Festive Faceoff
• Has Romeo Crennel earned the head coaching job of the Chiefs?
• Katie Jeter-Boldt is a winner in the nationwide IBD Icon contest
• Wonderscope's Wonder Eve 2011
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• Activists: Syrian troops kill 6 protesters in Hama
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• ACBJ: Unemployment rolls grow in major markets
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• Glut of manufacturers dims hopes for solar companies
• Nearby districts seek court guidance on KC student transfers
• Sears plans to shutter more than 100 Kmart, Sears stores
• S&P Index in 2011 has slowest year in more than four decades
• Westar: New EPA rules will raise rates
• New Kansas Star Casino opens near Wichita
• Experts see stocks up in 2012, but credibility lags
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• Liberty Memorial remains open during work
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• Celeb sheriff may have failed at fighting crime
• Police: Utah mom, son rescued after Facebook post
• Be resolute with 2012 New Year’s Resolutions
• School News: Grant awarded to Bishop Ward High School for stadium improvements
• Missing Ind. girl found dead, babysitter charged
• Twin probes to circle moon to study gravity field
• Free Family New Year's Eve Party at North Kansas City Community Center
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• Kansas cuts contributions to problem gambling fund
• 5 neighboring districts sue over transfers from KC schools
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• Monday holiday alters schedules for many
• U.S. financial firms see Europe's woes as opportunities
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• Police find 7 dead in Fort Worth-area apartment
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• Topeka liquor store clerk killed in Christmas Eve attack
• Phill Kline files ethics response, quotes Bible
• Salvation Army Christmas feast feeds hundreds in KC
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• Childhood hunger challenge: 284,592 thanks!
• KC Chiefs fall to Raiders 16-13 in overtime, fall short of playoffs
• Yemenis rally, denounce killings of protesters
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• Commerce Bank settles overdraft suits for $18.3M
• Obama's remarks after signing tax bill: "Aloha"
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• KRASKE: Handing out the honors for 2011, and naming the Kansas City Person of the Year
• Romney won't release tax returns
• Arizona coma patient now speaking, walking
• Johnson County will buy King Louie building, move museum there
• Want ad suggests Google Fiber also will focus on Kansas City-area businesses
• Obama signs payroll tax cut extension
• Missouri, Kansas gain thousands of residents, Census Bureau says
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• Thousands attend funerals for Syrian bomb victims
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• Lee’s Summit approves annexation of Unity land
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• Google wins patent for driverless car landing strip
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• Ascension Health wins grant to prevent health care complications
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• Kansas approves bonds for National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility construction
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• Anti-piracy bills face turbulence from tech companies
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• Kansas governor's aide hints that plan would affect sales tax
• Officer fatalities continue to rise
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• Two KC officers awarded for Joplin efforts
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• Crennel makes QB change for Chiefs; fans rejoice
• Fertility clinic owner admits defrauding egg donors in Missouri
• Lyric Theater could get new life as FAA training center
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• Marines promoted inflated story for Medal of Honor winner
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• Sprint scores marketing deal with the NBA
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• Clearwire raises $734 million in stock offering
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• Trump pulls out of GOP debate in Iowa
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• Illegal immigration from Mexico drops sharply
• Carl Peterson lands post with Miami Dolphins
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• Judge overturns $774K verdict against Johnson County
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• Clearwire public offering underwriters buy $52.5M in stock
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• Kansas City Chiefs fire Haley as head coach
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• Christopher Sanders accused of killing Sherilyn Hill, hiding her body in a stairwell of the Royale Inn
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• Workers will do just about anything to keep a job, survey says
• Massive wind power line project gets initial OK in Kansas
• One gift Brownback will not give this year: Pardons
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• Kansas City jazz icon Myra Taylor dies
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• Obama speaks in Kansas of ‘make-or-break moment’ for middle class
• Beer delivery drivers end strike
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• An insider's account of vote rigging for Putin
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• Euronet acquires Romanian company PayNet
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• Feds: Couple claimed welfare, lived in $1.2M home
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• Bryan Cave seals deal to acquire Denver law firm
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• Clearwire offers $300M in stock to fund network buildout
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• Blog Watch: Tuesday, December 6
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• Light snow causes problems on area roads
• Obama says middle class faces 'make or break' moment
• 'Sovereign citizen' loses DWI trial in Northland
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• Yearlong Missouri presidential search nears finish
• Car crashes into house in Prairie Village; woman sustains minor injuries
• Kansas governor invokes Eisenhower leadership model
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• KC police bolster the gang squad
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• Willa Gill Center in need
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• Holiday Toy Drive
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• Osawatomie all set for big, big day
• UMKC Bloch School lauded for management program
• Mayor, school board president talk of schools' future
• Missouri debars tile company from public jobs
• Free Christmas Candlelight Tours at John Wornall House Dec. 9 & 10
• Mizzou will play North Carolina in the Independence Bowl
• CrossFirst Bank parent raises $3.65M in equity offering
• BATS Global Markets will start listing stock
• U.S. Postal Service seeks slower mail delivery
• Sporting Innovations seeks $2.8M in tax abatements for Hanna Rubber building renovation
• Where did Obama get the idea for traveling to Osawatomie? We don't know, but here's one giant possibility -- "Meet the Press"
• Lager: Extend term limits to ALL statewide officials
• Community Faces | Annual Red Stocking Breakfast
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• Hundreds of tubas play Helzberg Hall for TubaChristmas 2011
• FAA chief on leave after DUI
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• NASA finds planet that's just about right for life
• Walt Disney Co. plans an appearance in Kansas City
• Sprint's sponsorship of NASCAR to continue for five more years
• Pizza Hut franchisee NPC serves $190M private offering
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• U.S. Postal Service moves ahead with cuts, will slow delivery
• Obama heads to Kansas to speak about the economy
• Sprint revs NASCAR sponsorship through 2016
• KCI joins creditors lining up in American Airlines parent bankruptcy
• Sprint cable partners call up big deal with Verizon
• Coleman confirms job cuts in Wichita
• St. Louis Post-Dispatch parent plans new headline: Bankruptcy
• Missouri clinches additional $200M deal with China
• Radio, podcasts and iTunes for Greater Kansas City leaders and entrepreneurs
• Depression, Bullying and Ideas of Suicide Absorb Some Teens
• Sprint lengthens the track on NASCAR sponsorship
• Todd Haley and Tyler Palko share one very awkward moment in the Chiefs' win
• Osawatomie 'amped up and happy' for Obama's visit today
• Missing North Kansas City police dog found
• Police want no parole for man who killed officer in 1966
• Lee's Summit schools now say they can provide free supervision on late-start Wednesdays
• Gardner councilman resigns after being charged with battery
• Neighbors interrupt sexual assault in KC
• Kansas City Mid-America RV Show 2012
• Unless Congress acts, thousands will lose unemployment benefits
• 'I didn't want to get yelled at. Love, Brian.'
• Kansas City Leadership: Dec. 5-11
• Chiefs defense keys 10-3 win over Chicago Bears
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• Christmas Shows this Week in Kansas City
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• Community Faces | Merriam candy cane hunt and tree lighting
• Iran says it shot down unmanned US spy plane
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• Romney, Gingrich focus of GOP race with Cain exit
• Cain ends embattled campaign, saying he's 'at peace'
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• Community Faces | PJ Party with St. Nick
• 10 things every sales manager should not do
• North Kansas City police dog missing
• Stalin's daughter should be remembered for her courage
• KRASKE: Sly James could be making the gamble of the...century
• The Donald to moderate GOP debate in Iowa
• Gingrich still facing obstacles
• Obama campaign to open KC office Monday
• MARC: Kansas City labor market improves in October
• Ranking: Kansas is No. 9 among best-run states
• YRC Worldwide shares near $13 after reverse-stock split
• Report: Missouri women earn 25 percent less than men
• Mexico's ex-ruling party leader quits amid scandal
• Aaron Sullivan admits firing the gun and accidentally killing 11-year-old girl on the Fourth of July
• North Mexico wilts under worst drought on record
• Top of the List: Kansas City-area hotels
• Ex-Colorado sheriff charged in meth-for-sex case
• Nicastro puts off Kansas City school district recommendation
• Kansas City is No. 6 sports-crazed city, Travel + Leisure says
• Prospective Kansas State student claims former Syracuse basketball assistant Bernie Fine abused him
• Kansas company helps trace hamburgers back to the cows
• Community Faces | Riverside holiday tree lighting
• A sneak peek of what you can see at the end-of-semester show:
• Kansas City-made vehicles deliver sales for Ford, not for GM
• Carolers Spread Christmas Cheer Across Campus
• MOSIRA faces a new lawsuit
• Legal battle proves taxing for H&R Block’s quarterly results
• U.S. unemployment rate dives as employers boost hiring
• Clearwire CEO: Lifeline meets all three objectives with Sprint
• Suggested passenger rail route would tie Kansas City, Fort Worth
• Google ogles new link: Local stores to homes
• Status update: Employees fight for their Facebook
• Senate comes up short on payroll tax cut extension
• Kansas sees many small banks check out
• Overland Park cat's death being investigated
• More military dogs show signs of stress disorder
• Firefighters respond to three fires near Swope Park
• School notes
• Less Photoshop for healthier female images
• Nicastro says she needs more time to decide on KC district action
• Second fire of day heavily damages old KC school
• Missouri revenues rise, but last year's error has state playing catch-up
• Community Faces | Prairie Village tree lighting
• Candle service to remember children
• Local Meteorologist's Sudden Death Sparks Discussions of Depression and Suicide
• Anti-abortion groups sue to stop MOSIRA
• Craigslist suspect was wanted as Texas parolee
• Kansas officials narrow potential passenger rail routes to two
• H&R Block’s quarterly loss widens due to litigation costs, discontinuing ExpressTax
• KCK police release images in gun-theft case
• Romney steps up campaign in Iowa as Gingrich soars
• Rep. McNary to run for state treasurer in MO
• Free Admission to Holiday Lights and Festive Sights December 2
• Making tamales, helping students
• Free Mayor's Christmas Carnival Sermon Center December 3
• The tragic death of Don Harman touches all walks of life
• The redistricting breakdown in the MO House: Lots of incumbents going toe to toe
• The end of public financing for presidential elections?
• James: Kansas City mayor should run school district
• Tortoise fund engages Corridor InfraTrust Management to help with REIT transition
• AT&T blasts FCC for ‘one-sided’ report about proposed merger
• Assured Pharmacy opens fifth U.S. location in Kansas City area
• Royals fans should thank Jeff Foxworthy for Jonathan Broxton coming to Kansas City
• UMKC School of Medicine, Truman Medical Centers name surgery department chairman
• Sheraton flag replaces Hyatt atop Crown Center hotel
• Your pets' winter fashions
• The end-of-semester show and sale starts tomorrow and continues through Sunday....
• Sprint swoops in with $1.6B deal; Clearwire meets iffy payment deadline
• H&R Block finalizes $610M RSM sale to McGladrey & Pullen
• Next moves unclear on payroll tax cut extension
• Public health meetings invite community feedback
• Shepherd’s Center Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser
• High school swimmer overcomes disease to succeed
• Sprint Nextel may rescue Clearwire from money woes
• Tradebot gets new CEO, shuffles leadership
• Report: AT&T, T-Mobile talk backup plan
• Kerr defends state agency’s role in Mamtek
• BATS completes deal for Chi-X Europe
• Kansas City Fed district’s growth picks up a bit
• Fox 4 weatherman Don Harman is dead
• World’s central banks act to stave off Europe debt crisis
• Occupy movement’s ‘99 percent’ slogan has staying power
• Buffett reads profits in newspaper business
• Don Harman tribute videos from Fox 4
• Mike Leach won't be coaching the Kansas Jayhawks
• Former student journalist's suit against JCCC resolved
• Raytown man dies months after severe wreck
• KC Mayor Sly James wants to take over school district
• KC runner pushes button, but nothing happens
• Woman charged with attacking neighbor, endangering kids
• KC man fights gunman before being shot by backup weapon
• Purchase pies for Gillis Center
• KC man pleads guilty in fatal July 4 shooting of girl, 11
• Judicial panel redraws Missouri legislative districts
• 'Three Blind Saints' to Hold World Film Premiere in Kansas City
• Topeka City Council rejects domestic partner registry
• States at opposite ends of scale in penalizing sex traffickers
• The redistricting fallout in MO? No big edge to either party
• Audit finds food stamp fraud in Kansas
• Time to end public financing for presidential elections?
• Local 42 elects new president
• After raids, Wall Street protesters shift tactics
• Sprint praises FCC report criticizing AT&T/T-Mobile deal
• Ferrellgas adds 5,000 Texas customers with Welch Propane buy
• ViraCor-IBT Laboratories suit: Utah lab should scratch its plans
• Huhtamaki North America buys Ample Industries
• American Airlines bankruptcy puts $1.1M in Kansas City lease payments at risk
• Chip’s Chocolate Factory doesn’t fudge on revenue growth
• Hurricane seasons ends, but Irene's effects remain
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• Health Department hosts World AIDS Day clinic
• Davies Family Impacts Three Generations of Students in KCKPS
• Former Kansas City Chief, Chester McGlockton, dies at age 42
• Capgemini gets Missouri incentives to add 125 IT jobs in Lee’s Summit
• Kansas City-area Christopher & Banks, restaurants close
• YRC cues up huge reverse-stock split for Friday
• Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback learns that the Internet can be mean
• Border staff, teachers join one-day UK strike
• Google Maps will now guide you through KCI
• Fox 4's Don Harman dead at 41
• Search Kansas, Missouri nonprofits that lost IRS tax-exempt status
• Don Harmon, Fox4 Morning Show has died
• FCC raises questions about AT&T/T-Mobile merger claims
• U.S. hits energy milestone: Net fuel exporter
• American Airlines wants to taxi out of KC hangar lease
• Cyber Monday posts e-commerce spending record
• Moberly officials lament state's role in soured sugar deal
• Bank of America shares hit lowest levels since early 2009
• Analysts predict liftoff for American, US Airways marriage
• KC Council digs into renovated chambers
• Proposed Westar rate increases energize lively debate
• Former KU leader fired from University of Oregon post
• Nyx, real-life superhero formerly from KCK, getting publicity for her work
• Stay updated on Avila Athletic Events by becoming a fan of their new Facebook pa...
• Don Harman, Fox 4 meteorologist, has died
• The Pitch Questionnaire: Kansas City Star columnist Sam Mellinger
• Man arrives at Shawnee business, discovers building on fire
• Nonprofit holds party for disabled, hopes for donations
• Firefighters union picks new president
• Lawmakers tell Corps of Engineers to stop Missouri River flooding
• Endangered Ozarks salamander bred in conservation breakthrough
• Police seek help identifying suspect in three Northland robberies
• Jeff Roe evolves into a mainstream player in politics
• The state of Kansas is still chasing one of the last links to George Tiller
• Audio helped sway judge to give Jackson doc jail
• Question and answers with Ironman Florida bike course marshal
• Cain likely to hear from backers and doubters
• Susan Montee's children arrested after altercation outside bar
• American Airlines bankruptcy fallout should mostly spare Kansas City
• Biotech leaders puzzle over why Kansas City missed life sciences hubs list
• Jesse Dimmick sues Topeka couple who he took hostage for turning him in to police
• Black business, civic leaders suggest new board for Kansas City school district
• Analyst: H&R Block, flush with cash, may buy back shares
• States in deep financial doo
• Mayor and others face charges
• Do you view millennial co-workers as lazy?
• Pizza Hut franchisee NPC offers to buy back $175M in debt ahead of sale
• Chilean judge charges ex-US military officer
• Cain getting out?
• KCK Downtown Lighting Ceremony, Nov. 18th
• Ed Martin running for governor?
• Blog Watch: Tuesday, November 29
• AT&T scrambles to salvage T-Mobile deal
• KCBJ checks up on healthiest employers
• Wyandotte Economic Development Council Hires New President
• Missouri education officials will ponder future of KC district
• American Airlines files for bankruptcy protection
• Feds browse Web for fakes in Cyber Monday crackdown
• Joplin tornado insurance payouts top $1.13 billion
• Facebook IPO could raise $10 billion
• Bryan Cave starts talks to buy Denver law firm
• Novita spins off unit for treating vascular disease
• KC mayor: Priorities include streetcar line, downtown hotel
• American Airlines parent seeks Ch. 11 protection
• What's the prize? You do the math
• Community calendar
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• Susan Vollenweider | Deck the halls, trim the tree and turn off your brain
• Mayor leads attempt at areawide plan for KC schools
• End of Iraq War brings a haunting mix of relief and sadness
• Police arrest homicide suspect after search of wooded area
• Man sues his former Kansas hostages for breaking promise
• KC Council moves into 21st Century chambers
• Missouri officials were warned about Chinese firm
• Agreement to share track looks like a win-win
• Kansas City Teen Makes National News Because of Tweet
• Titanic exhibit to dock again at KC's Union Station
• Travis Robling wanted by KC police: Second suspect in killing of Nathan Davis
• KC mayor develops priorities so progress can continue
• Free Christmas Open House at the Kansas City Museum
• Ground broken on new public library in the Northland
• US suspects NATO forces lured into deadly raid
• Woman alleges long affair with Cain
• Homicides in Kansas City, Missouri, reach 106 over Thanksgiving weekend
• Cain: "Here we go again"
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• Wyandotte Economic Development Council names new president
• Analyst: Sprint may have harmed chances at T-Mobile union
• Recession leaves Kansas City with fewer businesses
• Brownback Twitter snafu offers hard lesson in social media
• Research Medical Center starts Brookside campus project
• Feds give Missouri $2M to repair flood, tornado damage
• BREAKING: Brownback apologizes for his staff's "over-reaction"
• Midnight Black Friday openings bag big sales for Kansas City-area stores
• Staff "over-reacted" to student tweet, Brownback says
• Flap over Brownback tweet: Make a difference, not just a point
• Top of the List: Kansas City-area private schools
• Shawnee Mission school district: No apology to Brownback required from student
• Kansas City Chiefs are a never-ending exercise in patience
• Emma Sullivan, Shawnee Mission East student, won't apologize for ripping Sam Brownback on Twitter
• Kansas teen-Gov. Brownback Twitter controversy sparks reaction
• AT&T, T-Mobile withdraw FCC application for merger
• BATS wins approval to buy European exchange
• Westar: New emissions rule would mean rolling blackouts
• European financial problems create widespread risk
• KU boots football coach Gill, will pay $6M
• Dunder Mifflin, this is Staples
• Consumers work off turkey with record weekend shopping
• Turner Gill fired by Kansas Jayhawks; KU willing to pay Gill $6 million to go away
• MoDOT restructuring brings demotions, pay cuts
• BATS Global Markets wins regulatory approval for Chi-X Europe acquisition
• Kansas teen not required to issue apology for tweet, district says; governor offers apology
• Ruskin cadets can help you dispose of old flag
• Most Americans see through humbug about taxes and spending
• KC man wounded during attempted robbery
• Man, woman rob Smithville bank
• Polo, Mo., man seriously injured in Ray County crash
• Bus drivers in training to use shoulder of I-35
• Chiefs fall to Steelers 13-9 in defensive battle
• Inauguration Speech Video Posted
• Tribute | John Aull was a big man with a big smile
• Question endures: Are too many paying nothing at all in taxes?
• Last day to burn rubber at Kansas City raceway
• New book helps work-from-home professionals stay organized and motivated
• Kansas City Leadership: Nov. 28-Dec. 4
• Time to select your workplace New Year's resolutions for 2012
• Community Faces | Chiefs-Steelers tailgating
• US student says he was beaten after Cairo arrest
• Syrian FM calls Arab sanctions 'economic war'
• Calm prevails as Occupy deadlines pass in 2 cities
• Community Faces | Breakfast with the Fairy Princess
• Free Admission to Parkville's Christmas on the River
• Gingrich coup: Endorsement from NH's largest paper
• Brownback tweet, lessons learned
• Last day for burning rubber at Kansas City International Raceway
• Retailers heartened as Black Friday sales rise 7 percent
• Lotteries | Saturday, Nov. 26
• U.S. vows probe into Pakistani border incident
• Wisconsin recall picks up steam
• Blasts kill 15 in Iraq as US troops pull out
• Nixon: Let the Border War continue!
• Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon says MU-KU Border War should continue
• Black Friday pepper spray suspect surrenders in LA
• GOP targets Obama early and often
• 11/26 weekend open thread
• Community Faces | Mr. Stinky Feet's Bright Light Friday
• KC raceway's last run postponed until Sunday
• NASA launches super-size rover to Mars: 'Go, Go!'
• Black Friday shoppers plunge into holiday season
• Fireworks at Mayor's Christmas Tree Lighting
• Eisenhower - Truman Presidential Highway Signs Unveiled at Bi-State Ceremony
• Cerner Outreach Meeting
• Transit in the Kansas City metropolitan area revisited
• US court won't block its Texas redistricting map
• Kansas Citian of the Year, Robert W. Regnier
• Social media users react to teen's tweet about Brownback
• Shop Small Businesses on Saturday and Receive $25.00 from American Express
• Community Faces | Hyde Park Pilgrim Run
• Syrian dissident says his wife abducted in Egypt
• Community Faces | Ararat Shrine Circus
• Most Americans see through humbug about taxes and spending
• Deer hunter stabbed near Drexel, Mo.
• Christine Vendel | There's always more to the story
• Number of suffocation deaths in grain bins is increasing
• Maggie Daley dies
• For Romney, it's all about the hair
• 11-24 Thanksgiving open thread
• ATT withdraws bid to take over T-Mobile
• Communty Faces | Salvation Army Thanksgiving Day Dinner
• The 82nd Annual KCP&L Plaza Lighting Ceremony
• Make a noise! Acoustics professor at KU wins award
• Kitchen fire damages Overland Park home
• Egyptian military says vote won't be postponed
• Lotteries | Wednesday, Nov. 23
• Lewis and Clark Viaduct, an important KC link, has a cloudy future
• Endangered whooping cranes make a stop in southwest Missouri
• Missouri treasurer has advice on expired gift cards
• For military families, a less complicated holiday
• Chiefs claim QB Orton off waivers but will he start against Pittsburgh?
• Your Thanksgiving Day coloring page creations
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• Kansas City Chiefs claim Kyle Orton
• Black Friday? How about Pretty Dark Thursday at Legends Outlets Kansas City
• Daddy's Thanksgiving, A Tribute
• Jackson County developer faces $2M judgment for Hillcrest Bank loan
• Kansas attorney general: Clear the track for Edgerton intermodal
• Kansas City startup idea Horsebot3k now aims at global spotlight
• Kansas City loses some, wins some in Big 12 event shuffle
• Salazar: No new federal limits on target shooting
• University of Missouri-Kansas City adds emergency medical training
• The Bargain Factory will pay $24K penalty for hazardous waste
• Manufacturing lets off steam in November, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City says
• Missouri banks cash in on 10-year high in deposits
• Kansas City loses Big 12 women's basketball tournament a year earlier than expected
• Kansas City's Best Dive Bars: Jeremiah Bullfrogs
• Former Rod’s Hallmark stores close; restaurants head to Kansas City, Kan.
• Sam Brownback goes after Boeing's review of Wichita facility
• Federal judge throws out Jonathan Whitworth's lawsuit against SWAT team that killed his pit bull
• City issues statement on judge's residency case
• Ex-Clay County Auditor William Norris charged after Russ Ptacek investigation that revealed nude photos and stalking charges
• Medicare chief steps aside in political impasse
• Free Admission to Westin Crown Center's Gingerbread Village
• Amish in 3 states concerned over haircut attacks
• Broncos waive QB Kyle Orton, could Chiefs be interested?
• 11-23 open thread
• Gingrich and the GOP candidates debate immigration
• Sprint adds big ally in AT&T merger fight: FCC boss
• Regnier wins Kansas Citian of the Year award
• Suit up for Black Friday: Five trends to watch
• Wall Street execs try new defense: Blame the regulators
• Blog Watch: Wednesday, November 23
• Panel clears Kansas City judge in residency dispute
• Trucking freight levels nose ahead in October
• Retailer lawsuit takes a swipe at debit card fees
• Google scraps clean energy program
• GDP decline may portend fourth-quarter rise
• Supercommittee failure could hit states hard
• Mizzou coach Gary Pinkel learns how to spell DWI in time for the Border War
• The Pitch Questionnaire: Missouri Mavericks coach Scott Hillman
• Mayor's tree fund off to fast start
• Investigators wrap up search for missing Independence-area girl
• KC seeks ideas for park at race track site, but race fans not happy
• KC issues statement on Franco investigation
• Argument over civility leads to fight
• Murder victim worked for Aim4Peace
• James Hart | Thieves are looking to steal your holiday joy
• Rockhurst University to Play Host to Student Christmas Concert Tradition
• Trish Moore's Good Ju Ju has put a spell on the West Bottoms
• Kansas City Thanksgiving: Country Club Plaza Lighting
• Egypt's military says it will cede power next year; demonstrators demand more
• Care of Poor People's Survival Homecoming event needs trash bags
• 2011 Gobbler Grind marathon results
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• AndroJek moves its headquarters to Kansas City area, will hire 18
• Kansas Attorney General joins effort to block AT&T/T-Mobile deal
• Missouri employers make fewer mass layoffs in October
• Take a look at the Kansas City Royals' updated uniforms
• Man dies in double shooting near East 51st Street and Swope Parkway
• Karen Pletz, former president of Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences, found dead
• Missouri unemployment falls; Kansas stays level
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• NASA launching `dream machine' to explore Mars
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• Clearwire may strain Sprint ties if it skips debt payment
• 6 things we learned from Week 12 Big 12 football
• GOP contenders: Extend anti-terror Patriot Act
• Former KCUMB CEO Pletz is dead
• Pletz found dead
• 11-22 open thread
• Supercommittee fail puts a hurtin' on U.S. economy
• Community Faces | Gobbler Grind Marathon
• Fitch: Supercommittee’s failure puts U.S. credit rating at risk
• Spin pizza, Bar Louie cook up Kansas City expansions
• Boeing considers exiting Wichita facility
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• U.S. Postal Service bills don’t deliver, official says
• Bank of America is told to improve or face more scrutiny
• Brown Shoe will close 70 Famous Footwear stores
• Kansas estimates $34.5M savings from voluntary retirement
• Thanks to Facebook, six degrees of separation shrink
• Southwest Airlines reality TV series prepares for takeoff
• Blog Watch: Tuesday, November 22
• The Patriots took the Chiefs out to the Woodhead
• Karen Pletz found dead in Florida
• Christmas Bureau sets up shop
• Deficit confounds supercommittee
• Commission clears KC judge on residency issue
• Egypt's Cabinet offers to resign but protesters plan 'million-man march'
• Chiefs fall to Patriots, 34-3; Cassel officially goes on IR list and ends season
• Spirit of giving endures as the homeless show their generosity
• Marriages
• Michelle Boisseau Reads for the Midwest Poets Series at Rockhurst University
• Musica Sacra Celebrates Christmas in Baroque Tradition
• Gobbler Grind half marathon race results
• Schweich may face Nixon twice
• Jackson County Courthouse asbestos suit settles for $10M, reports say
• Sea Life Aquarium construction sails toward quicker opening in Kansas City
• Missouri transportation department opens extra lanes to unclog Kansas City bottleneck
• Long-imagined Merriam Pointe finally starts to take shape
• Taiwan official admits to imprisoning Overland Park housekeeper
• Free 2011 Plaza Christmas Lighting Nov 24
• Pollsters call for Obama to step aside
• Passionate people and visions are contagious
• Free Christmas in the Park at Longview Lake November 24-December 31
• Gobbler Grind 5K race results
• Is cash on your holiday wish list? Try expired gift cards
• Aspen Veterinary Resources will expand in Liberty, help create 10 jobs
• Kansas City, Kan., lawyer gets prison for tax evasion
• Carl Edwards can't stave off gutsy comeback by Tony Stewart in Chase finale
• Kansas City International Airport prepares for peak traffic
• Kansas City attorneys wanted Moammar Gadhafi as a client
• Obama signs vet employment law
• KC Chiefs/NE Patriots NFL Week 11 preview: Not ready for Prime Time
• 11-21 open thread
• 100 homicides in Kansas City, Missouri, after weekend killings
• Bannister plant strike ends after Sunday vote
• Efforts to replace Kansas City International Airport gain wings
• Cain faces questions about actions on Aquila board
• The ‘Oracle of Omaha’ at last invites analyst queries
• Kansas schools’ attorney gives Brownback finance plan low marks
• Mizzou wants to beef up stadium as it heads to SEC
• Congress’ debt-reduction panel talks fall apart
• United Way fundraising bests 2010 by $1.1M
• Estimate: Kansas employment will climb 10 percent by 2018
• Blog Watch: Monday, November 21
• Honeywell strike ends as union approves labor contract
• Paul, Perry, Romney in Kansas GOP caucus field
• More than 1,000 Kansas state employees take early buyout
• KCI will be busy over the holiday
• Lawsuits targeted Aquila board, Herman Cain over retirement funds
• Olathe North wins Battle of the Brains
• Former auditor charged in Clay County
• Judge OKs prosecutor testimony in family sex case
• Deficit supercommittee fails to reach agreement
• KC archtects work to create affordable green housing
• New system makes Missouri graduation statistics look worse
• One keystroke at a time, Vietnam veteran shares his dark history
• 1 dead in small plane crash in suburban Chicago
• 24 dead in 3 days of Cairo anti-military protests
• Depleted Texas lakes expose ghost towns, graves
• Olathe East's Tiffany Richard named Kansas Teacher of the Year
• Kansas bioscience agency waits for end of reviews
• Morality police need a shift in focus
• Bus driver leaves passengers stranded in southeast Missouri
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• The Buzz | Boehner bawls again
• Kansas City-Area NASCAR driver Carl Edwards closing in on first Sprint Cup crown
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• Never Lose Sight--Making a Difference
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• Police, protesters clash for 2nd day in Egypt
• Mizzou football coach Gary Pinkel’s DWI arrest captured by dash-cam video
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• ACLU challenges single-sex class in Adrian schools
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• Megan Phelps-Roper: An heir to hate
• Holiday Extravaganza
• Alvin Ailey Original Dance Performance
• Natalie Wood detectives face conflicting accounts
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• KRASKE: Why I can't shake Jack Abramoff...and you shouldn't either
• Pilgrim Pacer 2011 5k results
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• Hallmark, AMC make Forbes private companies list
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• House falls short on balanced budget amendment to Constitution
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• Blood Management Program receives national honor
• U.S. financial system stress rises for sixth month
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• KC restaurant owner sues over proposed minimum wage increase
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• Blog Watch: Friday, November 18
• Top of the List: Kansas City-area banks
• Taiwanese envoy admits guilt in labor fraud case
• Woman gets 41 months for fatal accident
• KCK man gets 35 years as part of drug ring
• Two charged with killing Troost Avenue barber during robbery
• Johnson County buys former King Louie ice rink site for museum
• Fire reported at Olathe apartment complex
• Early morning shooting leaves one dead, two others injured
• Police identify barber shot to death on Troost
• Body found along U.S. 50 in Lee's Summit
• County Commission hears 20-year vision
• School leaders prepare for bumpy legislative ride
• American Royal's building plan questioned as attendance dwindles
• 9 tips for delivering excellent customer service this holiday shopping season
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• Hoenig begins potentially lengthy confirmation process for FDIC post
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• Candidates narrow for Clay County Circuit Court judgeship
• Kansas, Missouri residential moves nearly cancel each other out
• Bronson Joyce, charged in weekend double homicide, told police he was putting crack user 'out of his misery'
• Bluestem, Room 39 rank among top 100 American restaurants, OpenTable says
• AT&T adds 40 to Kansas City-area work force
• Mediware subsidiary wins work with hospitals in Northern Ireland
• Kansas' Turner Gill is the fifth-highest-paid coach in the Big 12
• Jammed lavatory door on flight sparks terror scare
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• Kansas City doesn’t make the cut as a 4G City
• Picking the Big 12: Mizzou aims to make it 3 of 4 over Lone Star State
• The oldest old: Reaching 90 more likely than ever
• Mizzou football coach Gary Pinkel arrested for DWI
• Chiefs QB Cassel has successful surgery on throwing hand, Palko takes over
• Lafarge cements deal to move unit to KC
• Employers see slower growth in health care costs
• Occupy protesters plan day of marches nationwide
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• KC court hearing draws Asian press
• McCaskill, Blunt want to contain Corps of Engineers land offers
• Wealthy invetors are bearish on economy
• Survey: Engineering students outwork business majors
• Congress puts SBA microloan program under the microscope
• Blog Watch: Thursday, November 17
• Companies slow increases in health costs, survey says
• MADD gives Kansas a five-star rating for DUI countermeasures despite climbing DUI-related deaths
• The Pitch Questionnaire: Iris Hermosillo
• Man shot and killed at barbershop on Troost
• Guilty plea expected in Taiwanese envoy case
• Motorist injured in wreck with train
• Child killed, mother and brother injured in a crash along I-470; eastbound lanes closed
• Council signs off on $15 million settlement for Citadel Plaza
• Shawnee teen says man tried to kidnap her
• Sound of Fury Open Mic
• Kansas still wants to license abortion providers
• Congress' school lunch policy: Let them eat crud
• KC police arrest two suspects in barber's death
• Idaho man charged with trying to assassinate Obama
• Photographs Of Brett Weston - Exhibition
• Lafarge unit will move offices, 50 jobs to Kansas City
• H&M debut in Kansas City promises a spark for the Plaza
• Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City launches health exchange
• Passion surfaces in meetings about fate of Kansas City school district
• Pletz criminal trial may start in March
• Say this for Rick Perry: He pays off his bets
• Striking workers pressure Honeywell for info on water main break
• University of Missouri-Kansas City picks JE Dunn, BNIM for Bloch Hall addition
• Kansas' breathalyzer of choice faces scrutiny
• MO GOP taunts McCaskill as "Chameloen Claire"
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• Community Faces | Blue Valley Southwest culture festival
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• Missouri Supreme Court upholds strict strip-club law
• Data Systems International will move from Overland Park to Kansas City
• Blog Watch: Wednesday, November 16
• Kerr steps down as Missouri eco devo director
• Honeywell: Some striking workers cross picket line
• Ford set to unveil new strategy with retooled Escape
• Analysis: Kansas jobs recovery needs three more years
• Colyer: Health reforms will cut costs, improve care
• Amtrak adds KC-St. Louis seats for Thanksgiving
• U.S. Postal Service delivers $5.1 billion loss
• NBA players sue owners in federal court
• Missouri Supreme Court upholds strip club restrictions
• Occupy Wall Street protesters hit a wall in New York
• Bishop Robert Finn enters diversion program to stave off Clay County charges
• Representative of Taiwan seeks plea deal in housekeeper case
• KC man charged in double killing
• KC man accused of killing estranged wife
• Commission considering judge's residency
• Wear pajamas Friday, and help the homeless
• Northland couple says Ratigan took photos of their daughter under table
• High-tech HQ leaving suburbs for downtown
• $15 million Citadel settlement advances
• Starker's chef John McClure cut a giant figure — and leaves a big apron to fill
• Honeywell FM&T: Some union workers cross picket line; talks resume Thursday
• Missouri economic development leader Kerr will step down
• Move aside, Peter: Here comes Dave Spence
• Runner Christy McRoberts overcomes accident to run again
• Wal-Mart signs letter of intent for store at stalled Mission Gateway
• BRGR owner will open new eatery on the Plaza
• Mediware CFO resigns, will rejoin past employer
• City wins arbitration with firefighters over ambulance worker pensions
• Inergy records $10.6M annual loss on debt repayment
• TVAX Biomedical plans public stock offering
• Bank Midwest holding company plans to go public
• Police bust NY 'Occupy' protest in nighttime sweep
• Democrats, Republicans far apart on deficit deal
• Tunisian parties pick rights activist as president
• Weather triggers record water main breaks in Kansas City
• Missouri Supreme Court upholds adult entertainment statute
• Key Afghan elders' grand council convenes in Kabul
• Survey gives KCMO's public health high marks
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• East Village keys up first apartment building
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• Riega Foods tastes success in entrepreneurial competition
• Blog Watch: Tuesday, November 15
• Cassel hand injury could snap his season to a close
• Buffett invests billions in IBM stock
• Feds impose first fees for airline delays
• Target employee takes aim at Black Friday plans
• Experts: Rules lag as factory dust explosions kill workers
• Brownback downloads new interim IT chief
• Lou Engle's Detroit TheCall gathering doesn't draw expected crowd
• Blue Springs, MO, Couple Challenge 9 of 15 Gateway Nominees for '11-'12
• Homeless, for just one night
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• Driver flees scene of life-threatening wreck in south KC
• Rape suspect returns to KC
• Missouri Supreme Court upholds tough rules for adult businesses
• Arbitrator rules against full retroactive pensions for prior MAST service
• Man pleads guilty in adoption scam
• Suspect arrested in KC double homicide
• Bishop Finn avoids indictment by entering diversion program
• In Brief
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• Supreme Court to review health care law
• Chiefs QB Matt Cassel likely out for the year with a hand injury
• Lager IN Missouri Lt. Gov. race
• Cain on Libya: "I'm not trying to hedge on the question..."
• Riega Foods wins first Alliance Project entrepreneurial competition
• AT&T sets launch date for 4G service in Kansas City
• Lenexa City Councilman will advise FCC on broadband expansion
• Kansas City-area businesses say ‘I do’ to national TV spotlight
• Sprint cuts prices for Internet service on tablets, other devices
• Hillcrest Country Club owner files for bankruptcy
• Oil boom raises rents in ND, pushes seniors out
• Derek Hubbard charged with murder in weekend triple homicide
• RED Development proposes retail project in Lee’s Summit
• Delta, Southwest plan new flights out of Kansas City
• Blunt cheers Supreme Court intention to take up health care law
• Local NASCAR driver Carl Edwards shoots for first Sprint Cup title
• Newsweek magazine placed Apollo Group, parent company of University of Phoenix,...
• Taiwan demands release of Kansas City-based Taiwan official
• NovaStar buys majority stake in Overland Park startup
• Smith Electric Vehicles CEO adds chairman title
• Good news or bad news? NFL keeps Chiefs/Steelers game on national TV
• Anti-nuke group trying again with ballot measures
• Syrian soldiers killed in clash with defectors
• Community Faces | Dead Girl Derby vs. Dirty Donors
• Supreme Court: Pre-election health care showdown
• Legends Outlets KC defaults on loan
• Legends Outlets Kansas City defaults on loan
• Startup Weekend KC winner reviews product reviews
• Amazon product review analysis idea wins Startup Weekend Kansas City
• U.S. deficit panel, facing time deficit, seeks partial delay
• Kansas lawmakers eye ambitious legislative session
• Missouri lawmakers try to boost paltry pay for state workers
• Despite debit card flop, banks make quiet gains in fees
• Google’s secret lab imagines tech of the future
• The Chiefs make their contribution to the legend of Tim Tebow
• Hispanics revive shrinking small towns on the plains
• Kansas City Chiefs' Jonathan Baldwin makes an amazing catch against the Denver Broncos
• Best way to reduce childhood poverty? Married parents, expert says
• Six homicides in 10 hours over the weekend
• Search on for Independence-area girl who vanished in 2002
• Behind a dismal performance, an odious idea
• KC man accused of assaulting 1-year-old
• Municipal revenue commission to hold hearings
• Driver, child killed in crossover crash in southern Joco; four others injured
• Fatal crossover accident comes as state is reviewing safety
• Lager enters GOP race for Missouri lieutenant governor
• St. Louis police fight collection of officers' DNA
• Inauguration Video Posted
• Banks quietly ramp up consumer fees
• Kansas City Leadership: Nov. 14-20
• Plaza Rotary Club celebrates 25th anniversary
• Free State Group acquires Niko Software Corp.
• Best Little Arts and Crafts Show in Independence Nov 18-19
• Chiefs helpless in 17-10 loss to Denver Broncos
• Art walk in Englewood Independence Mo Friday, November 18
• 2011 Independence Square Christmas Tree Lighting
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• Kansas City Power and Light District Holiday Windows
• Denver Broncos running over and around KC Chiefs, lead 10-0 at halftime
• Blue Springs South Craft Show
• Community Faces | Strong Ale Beer Fest in Westport
• Buck's 100th birthday celebration ends with rousing choir
• At this lodge, hope never checks out
• Feeding issues persist for ranchers as temperatures cool
• Kansas earthquake risk rated low
• Analysis | Records shredding shadows Planned Parenthood criminal case
• Cities join sewer and water line 'insurance' pitch
• Focus on KC district's positive factors
• Buck's lessons in joy live on
• The Watchdog | When a warning light is found wanting
• Tribute | Taylor Jackson was her mom's 'Hug-A-Bug'
• Family Wanted | Michael, 9
• Kansas cuts mental health spending more than most states
• Community Faces | Buck O'Neil Run and Walk
• EDC of Kansas City, Missouri Receives Excellence in Economic Development Award from International Economic Development Council
• Police arrest 8 Occupy Springfield protesters
• Hurry! Christmas is coming!
• MIKE CARTER ANNOUNCES BID FOR LT. GOVERNOR, SEEKS BAN ON RED-LIGHT CAMERAS
• How to craft your company's vision, beliefs and values statements
• Businesses benefit when their employees volunteer in the community
• Community Faces | Shawnee Veterans Day celebration
• Using 'hot spots' to chill crime: Officers blanket troubled areas, make positive contacts
• Weekend grows more violent as two found shot to death in KC
• New turkey diet could cut costs
• Oh, to be flushed with success
• Counselors who help homeowners avoid foreclosure are becoming scarce
• Law firm says all eyes on Missouri's punitive damages cap
• Doctors: Test all kids for cholesterol by age 11
• Kansas City-area lawyers win $7M verdict over truck crash
• Fourth annual Fall Festival a success
• Mattie Rhodes Center celebrates youth with luncheon, drawing 700 guests
• Colliers International Announces Recent Transactions
• Kansas City entrepreneurs prepare to pitch their big ideas at Startup Weekend
• On rare binary date, KCBJ kicks off first ImpacT Awards
• Kansas City-area lawyers win $7M verdict over truck crash
• Community Faces | Leavenworth Veterans Day Parade
• Kansas City police find they did nothing wrong by taking DUI checkpoint protester's sign
• Watch awesome video of how the Navy turned an aircraft carrier into a basketball court
• Follow the Code when displaying an American Flag
• Geis selected as an OSU Senior of Significance
• Uncertainty hamstrings improving capital markets, Association for Corporate Growth panel says
• Lisa Wilson accused of killing Lloyd Houston after alleged sex-for-money deal goes bad
• Taiwan representative faces charges for imprisoning housekeeper in Leawood
• Christopher & Banks will close 100 stores
• KC Chiefs/Denver Broncos NFL Week 10 preview: Is It Tebow Time???
• Razzle, Dazzle Hollywood in KC
• Stephen Maxwell accused of battery and criminal restraint by public defender for courtroom incident
• Atkinson retiring as KU med school dean
• Judge accounts for blocking H&R Block-TaxAct combo
• Smith Electric Vehicles plans $5M factory in New York
• U.S. Senate passes bill to help veterans
• Stop making Black Friday deals ever earlier, shoppers say
• Frontier Airlines navigates a Denver, KC focus
• Report: Grain elevator explosion was accidental
• Millennials show a penchant for entrepreneurship, Kauffman survey finds
• Ex-KC schools superintendent recruits execs to Michigan
• Kansas City’s largest commercial property managers grow
• Happy Veterans Day to all the veterans! Avila University THANKS YOU!
• Understanding the Need for Young Adult Literature
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• Cost of Franco investigation: More than $72,000
• The Westwood School Celebrates Confucius Classroom
• Attorney for Lisa Irwin's parents explains their cooperation situation with police
• Behind Rick Perry's dismal performance, an odious idea
• Rockhurst University Presents "Gone Missing"
• Men's Soccer: Hawks to host NCAA Tournament, Nov. 11-13
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• November 16 no-cost seminar on process improvement techniques
• Deadline nears for Influential Women competition nominations
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• Langdon & Emison obtains $7 million in truck accident verdict
• University of Kansas School of Medicine leader Atkinson steps down
• High Blue Waves Indoor Triathlon gives triathletes something to do in the winter
• Teens to spend 'One Homeless Night' with Youth Volunteer Corps of Greater Kansas City
• Entrepreneur's Source named Marcie Olinger its Franchisee of the Year
• Social Media Club of Kansas City releases ideas for leveraging GoogleFiber
• KC lawyers extol virtues of Missouri Plan for picking judges
• Kansas SRS secretary, KVC celebrate National Adoption Day
• Nueterra Healthcare expands leadership team to pursue growth
• Livestrong Sporting Park will host 2012 Olympic soccer qualifier
• Another reason for KU, MU fans to fight: NachoTron
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• October chills revenue at Kansas City’s riverboat casinos
• Joe Posnanski writes the best piece on the Penn State scandal yet
• Free admission to WWI Museum for everyone on November 11
• Frederick Darrington Jr. enters pleas in two homicides
• Top executives resign from KCMO school district
• Smith Electric Vehicles charges up an IPO
• Antioch Center wins approval for TIF plan
• Charles Levingston Jr. shot and killed in Fast Stop parking lot; 90 homicides in KCMO
• The final episode of Dead Wait's second season is here
• Struggle over Lake of the Ozarks property rights deepens
• Liberty Memorial holds Veterans Day observance
• Tribute | Muriel Blackman was a baker extraordinaire
• Christopher leaving top position at bioethics center
• State, local education officials to hold meetings on KC district
• Tilley drops out of race
• Op Art by Luis Tomasello to be Installed in Bloch Building
• Legends Outlets Kansas City will add Chico’s, Soma Intimates
• NFL labor negotiations sour; players’ union moves to decertify
• Shawnee Mission School District challenge to school finance cap is thrown out
• Yogurtini plans expansion into Overland Park
• RealtyTrac: Kansas, Missouri foreclosures rise, counter national trend
• Brownback signs first bill — lightening vehicle registration load for businesses
• Brophy will lead eHealthAlign, a nonprofit health information exchange
• BRGR owners plan July opening for Urban Table, change company name
• NFL lockout looms as owners, players continue negotiating
• Zouire Marketing Group, a Bicknell company, lands opportunity with Coca-Cola
• BATS Global Markets names Schell as chief financial officer
• Top of the List: Automobile & Truck Retailers
• Education commissioner suggests KC School Board step aside
• Happy 11/1/11 everyone!
• Judge deletes H&R Block plans to buy tax software firm
• Interim head of Kansas City EDC resigns
• First commuter-rail line plans will arrive in May
• West Virginia takes to the courts against Big East
• Wind energy picks up speed
• Officials recover bodies of remaining grain explosion fatalities
• Kansas revenue secretary heads west to talk tax reform
• Pratt leaves for Las Vegas ACLU post
• Must be witchcraft? Chiefs get impossible win over Chargers, 23-20 in OT
• New $7.5 million federal grant goes to KU for virtual education research
• Man accused in three KC homicides killed in weekend shooting in KCK
• KC lawyer in Lisa Irwin case says differences with New York co-counsel led to split
• Occupy Wall Street needs a real political strategy
• KC school board should consider ceding control, Missouri education chief says
• Economy makes zoo tax a hard sell, but not an impossible one
• Final three victims of Atchison blast identified
• Lotteries | Monday, Oct. 31
• For a fee, KC offers leaf and brush drop-off on more days
• Tribute | Berniece Marlene Brandon always put other people first
• In brief | Double shooting leaves one dead
• Revenue secretary to discuss proposed tax code changes during Kansas tour
• FBI, ATF join investigation of mosque fire in west Wichita
• Missouri girl caught in noose at haunted house leaves intensive care
• Man charged in incest case dies
• Kansas City Chiefs lead San Diego Chargers 13-3 at halftime
• COPP's Survival 11 homecoming event slated Nov. 26
• Crawford resigns as interim EDC leader
• Kansas NOW announces state conference, awardees
• KCK CVB receives Kansas marketing awards
• Summit Fair Dental Care to host ribbon-cutting open house
• Teacher union, advisory panel oppose KC school district takeover
• Monday Night Football tees up Kansas City’s image, Marcusse says
• Parents' ex-attorney talks about NY lawyer
• Markus Lee killed in Kansas City, Kansas, shooting
• Heartland Bank must raise reserves quickly under FDIC directive
• Kansas City-area employers post fewer new online job ads in October
• All three missing men found dead in search of Atchison grain elevator
• Happy Halloween! What's the best costume you ever saw (or made)?
• H&R Block will open locations in 300 Walmart stores
• Frontier Airlines sells $8 tickets on Halloween
• rEvolution Gym will get you ready for Ruckus Kansas City
• Kansas City ranks 26th for number of businesses
• Frontier Airlines sells $8 tickets on Halloween
• Dean Machinery will sell to Wichita company
• Kansas City convention business dives
• Deadly explosion rocks Bartlett Grain elevator in Atchison
• Kansas City Chiefs security is no treat on Halloween
• Analyses: GOP ideas to cut taxes, regulation won’t help economy
• Obama order aims to heal growing shortage of key drugs
• Cable defections for Internet TV are fewer than feared
• Occupy Wall Street spreads to Jefferson City
• Man found shot to death near Missouri and Maple; 89 homicides in KCMO
• Collaborative Day of the Dead Celebration First for Nelson-Atkins Museum
• KC Chiefs/SD Chargers NFL Week 8 preview: Chiefs can’t get spooked if …
• Local lawyer aims to maintain an unofficial role in Lisa Irwin case
• Lotteries | Saturday, Oct. 29, and Sunday, Oct. 30
• In brief | One dead, one hurt in KC shooting; police investigate KCK killing;
• Wreck near Gardner kills southeast Kansas man
• The Watchdog | I-435 bridge over I-35 isn't pretty, but it's safe
• Tumbleweeds are on the move again across the Plains
• Vandals damage Kansas City's new Korean War Memorial
• Diversion of weatherization funds in Kansas perplexes homeowners
• Listeria traced to cantaloupe hits home for one KC family
• Old Lawrence boarding house is really haunted, its owner says
• Danger from deadly grain-elevator blast persists in Atchison
• Community has an opening for a Chief
• Innovating Solutions LLC launches Find>Replace Mobile App at the UMKC 26th Annual Entrepreneur of the Year Award Dinner
• AARP Tax-Aide Kansas Volunteer Recruitment
• Former lawyer for Lisa Irwin's family to speak
• Rescue efforts suspended at Atchison grain elevator
• Search for Lisa Irwin nears one month
• Community Faces | Step Up for Down Syndrome Walk
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• Three dead, three missing in Atchison grain elevator explosion
• Lotteries | Saturday, Oct. 29
• In brief | Search for trooper intensifies; interrupted burglary brings charge
• Family Wanted | Alecia, 14
• Tribute | Jay Crouch 'made stuff happen'
• Runners, walkers show strength in two charity fundraisers
• At Truman Institute forum, Madeleine Albright and others discuss foreign policy
• At 27, Mike Wilson is already a mentor at UMKC's Bloch School of Business
• People of Elwood, Kan., held back a rising river but lost two friends
• Can too much chirping by the media crack the U.S. economy?
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• Community Faces | Old Shawnee Town's Historical Hauntings
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• Best-selling business author Bill Taylor to present in Kansas City on November 4
• Black and Veatch CEO Rodman to speak at November 10 Leadership Symposium
• What was the greatest American Hoax?
• Trick and Treat: Adult Halloween Parties in Kansas City
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• Kansas City: Halloween on the Hill
• 2011 best places to work in Kansas City
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• KC lawyer confirms she's out of Lisa Irwin case
• Lotteries | Friday, Oct. 28
• Man pleads guilty in 30-year-old Leawood murder case
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• The Watchdog | It's gridlock at I-435 and Quivira
• Teen arrested in Carroll County case
• Blue Valley to consider January school bond election
• KC's Veterans Affairs Medical Center gets high marks in McCaskill survey
• Local actor T. Max Graham dies
• Businessman sentenced in DUI wreck that broke woman's neck
• KCK exhibit focuses on naturalized citizens
• Partners pull out of Southwest's early college program
• Kansas Senate fight will define our future
• 100 Black Men of Greater KC to celebrate five years
• In Brief | Restrictions on open burning continue in Johnson County
• Website prematurely posts MU's move to SEC
• Father of Colorado infant who vanished in 1986 sees eerie parallels in Lisa Irwin case
• KC convention business is falling way off
• No place like home: VNA celebrates 120 years
• Dean Machinery will sell to Foley Equipment
• Hyatt switch at Crown Center gets contentious
• Shawnee Mission Medical Center chief executive will retire
• Retail roundup: kate spade opens; furniture store expands
• Road changes will affect Monday Night Football traffic
• Obama announces two-pronged plan to spur job-creation
• Bannister strike: Key points of contention
• Squaw Creek fall birdwatching trip offered on Nov. 19
• Johnson County Park & Recreation District plans firewood sale on Nov. 19 at Theatre in the Park
• New Friendsgiving event is Nov. 17 at Roeland Park Community Center
• Epiq’s third-quarter revenue jumps, earnings slide
• West Virginia officially invited to the Big 12
• Dead Wait's best episode yet features a throw down with a huge zombie
• Ben Askren defends the Bellator Welterweight Title Saturday night at Memorial Hall, says he wants Mizzou to stay in the Big 12
• Top of the List: Kansas City-area outpatient surgery centers
• Americans box up moving plans amid uncertain economy
• Even Kansas tumbleweeds succumb to drought
• YRC shares get more time to ride on Nasdaq
• Cerner records healthy earnings growth
• Tortoise energy fund generates $250M in IPO
• Whirlpool will cut 5,000 jobs
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• Big banks back off adding debit card fees
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• SEC mistakenly announces Missouri to SEC on website ... then pulls the stories
• YRC shares will keep trading on Nasdaq — for now
• The Pitch Questionnaire: Justin Parlette
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• Investors cheer stronger U.S. growth, agreement on European debt
• When it comes to Quidditch, KU players are wizards
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• Area drained in search for trooper
• Liberty district faulted for football team's political effort
• After bus shooting, Southwest's next game moves to Pembroke
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• Cerner’s third-quarter earnings jump 29 percent
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• Entertainment for senior adults at Holmeswood Baptist Church
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• Kansas Tourism Conference broke record
• Elvira, Mistress of the Dark, will be at The Beast Thursday night
• Sprint tempers signals of a break with Clearwire
• UMB boosts earnings with strong loans, non-interest income
• Meet Her Kansas City editor Jessica Marshall
• Trucking performance points away from second recession
• Ex-Kansas Jayhawk Aqib Talib advertised for 'Coon-o-Ween' Halloween party
• Sprint: iPhone users are valuable — and expensive
• Spirits from the Past at Missouri Town October 28-29
• Kansas State football gets some love from ESPN's Kirk Herbstreit
• MU Confucius Institute Focuses on Sustainable Development
• MU Vice Provost Appointed to Key Education Task Force
• Couple bake 1,000 Cookies a Month to Feed the Homeless
• Tips for running multiple marathons in a season
• Operation Christmas Child Drop Off Locations
• Sprint Nextel reports improved third-quarter results
• Sprint Nextel boosts credit capacity
• Kansas, Missouri rank among top 20 states in wind projects
• Government employment grows in 22 states
• Plan would speed student loan caps, forgive debt sooner
• Ford's quality drops in new Consumer Reports survey
• Sources: Big 12 approves adding West Virginia
• Coca-Cola bears new color to support conservation efforts
• Some home prices rise, but consumer confidence still lags
• Sprint Nextel boosts credit capacity by $150M
• Red Ribbon Week Addresses Drug Abuse of All Kind
• 7 tough questions to ask your team
• Tribute | Selica Hury Yaquian Paiz built bonds and trust
• James Hart | Legalize pot? More Americans are saying it's OK
• KC police board OKs $191 million budget proposal
• Kansas City, Kan., school board updated on lawsuit over state funding
• Missouri legislative special session ends without passage of jobs bill
• McCaskill sells plane that became a political headache
• Power outages in busiest terminal at KCI ground thousands of travelers
• Panel now advises HPV vaccinations for boys and girls alike
• American Royal wants to raze Kemper Arena, build a new complex
• In brief | Fatal crash, oil spill snarl I-70; gas leak causes Olathe evacuation
• Memorial service set for Fort Leonard Wood soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• Black cats (and dogs) linger longer in shelters
• Legal dance with police in Lisa Irwin case is part of the system
• Lotteries | Tuesday, Oct. 25
• Suicidal man dies after causing I-70 closure near Manhattan, Kan.
• The Watchdog | Other places paved, but Antioch exit needs it more
• What the cup is Oddly Correct's Gregory Kolsto doing?
• We're proud to announce the release of the University of Phoenix Android App. Wh...
• American Royal leaders propose tearing down Kemper, building equestrian center
• Ghost Tours on Independence Square Friday October 28
• BCA Designer Wins Award
• Union members: Bannister complex safety is our concern
• Looking back: The history of Kemper Arena
• Kemper Arena is headed for destruction, but Kansas City won't have it paid for until 2016
• Kauffman CEO Schramm: ‘Charterization’ would lift KC schools
• Sprint Center doesn't believe scheduled Big 12 basketball tournaments are in jeopardy if Mizzou leaves the conference
• Junior Achievement of Middle America Announces 2011 Greater KC Business Hall of Fame Laureates
• Judge blocks Sprint’s access to key AT&T files in antitrust case
• Proposal would raze Kemper Arena
• Students - Don't miss the pumpkin carving tonight in the Marian Center from 6:30...
• Complaints: iPhone is slow on Sprint network
• Faculty and Students at the University of Kansas Call for Better Working Conditions in Higher Ed
• Kansas Transportation Secretary Miller will leave
• NATIONAL LINCOLN EXHIBIT COMING TO MVC'S MURRELL LIBRARY
• Boo Fest Downtown Blue Springs October 29
• Zaarly grows by $14 million in funding and Meg Whitman
• Perceptive Software revenue growth is less than Lexmark expected
• Kansas City makes list of top 10 destinations for 2012
• Operation Christmas Child 2011 Countdown, Nov. 14-21
• All Hallows Eve from Ireland
• ART: Kacico Dance presents . . . 6 Impressions
• Waddell & Reed’s quarterly earnings dip amid volatile markets
• KCMO: Chamber’s Business-After-Hours at Kauffman Center
• Please be advised. If you have class Tuesday, October 25, 2011 at the Kansas Cit...
• Free drive-thru flu shot event this weekend
• KC Sprints' Pub N' Pedal (Slideshow)
• Ironman Austin 70.3 results
• KC Chamber pleads with Mizzou to stay in Big 12
• KC Chamber to Mizzou: Please don't go
• Zaarly nets cash infusion, high-profile board member
• It's settled: Kline civil lawsuit won't go to trial
• KBA panel recommends $5.5 million for two centers
• Dozens join Nixon on China trade mission
• Banks are stuffed with cash but starving for profit
• Federal plan tosses life raft to underwater homeowners
• BP reports gusher in profits
• Cost of air fare is flying high, travel expert says
• Monkey Island's owner says Ohio authorities made the right call when they killed 49 exotic animals
• Calling all virgins: Overland Park native wants you for an upcoming ABC Family reality series
• Steve Rose | Education formula has shot at upgrade
• Insurer relents, will pay medical bill for hero of Joplin tornado
• VA fails to put vet-owned businesses first, vets say
• Obama seeks to open mortgage refinancing program to more homeowners
• Unified Government money worries raise red flags
• Lotteries | Monday, Oct. 24
• Tribute | Chris Goldman loved people and words
• Former Royals player will speak at High Aspirations fundraiser
• Police report no progress in search for missing baby Lisa Irwin
• In brief | Bank robbery suspects charged
• Another GOP candidate seeks to be Missouri secretary of state
• Former Lansing police officer pleads no contest in underage sex case
• Charges filed after automotive mayhem
• Judge grants extension to replace evidence in Planned Parenthood case
• Johnson County charter commission to decide Nov. 7 about recommending partisan elections
• If the deficit supercommittee fails, will anyone worry?
• Kansas City's healthiest employers applications due December 9
• 10 leadership principals from Maxwell's The 5 Levels Of Leadership
• Clint Bowyer wins the day at Talladega, but Carl Edwards gets the most beneifit
• Making Strides Against Breast Cancer 5K walk slated Saturday
• Recession boosts Kansas, Missouri jobless rates less than most states
• "Celestial Terrestrials: Between Heaven & Earth" is on view at Greenlease Galler...
• Populous helps Quebec City build a potential NHL arena
• Legoland: Which Kansas City icons should become Lego structures?
• Holiday baking gluten free class slated Nov. 8 In Liberty
• Juicing and cleansing class Nov. 5 in Liberty
• Missouri minimum wage will stay at $7.25
• Lee's Summit chamber members lend a hand in Joplin
• It's nice for Chiefs fans to have an easy Sunday for a change
• CrossFirst wins ruling against offshore investment fund tied to Town & Country Bank deal
• FedEx seeks 20,000 seasonal workers to handle the holiday rush
• UMKC-led group gets $2M to help adults with disabilities get jobs
• Problems grow between Honeywell FM&T, striking union workers
• Three arrested in carjackings
• Police hope distinctive jacket leads to identity of robber
• Lee’s Summit dumps effort to find one city trash hauler
• Missouri Gov. Nixon signs $4.4B export agreement with China
• Ex-Kansas City Mayor Mark Funkhouser tries to sell his Toyota Corolla on Craigslist
• Chester Kelley shot to death in the stairwell of an apartment complex and 76th and Monroe
• Community Faces | KC Design & Home Remodeling Expo
• It's time to start a Ruckus in Kansas City
• Missouri special session bill: More than $279,000
• University of Missouri board narrows candidates for president
• Profitable businesses eye more cost cuts
• Feds want to let more homeowners refinance
• Tech is more to blame for job shortages than most realize
• Joplin hero is denied workers’ comp, faces big medical bills
• Tech gurus advocate no-computer schools
• New York art dealer plans West Bottoms project
• Lisa Irwin case continues to frustrate KC police
• No more hiding: Alzheimer's vs. the workplace
• Sharia law will be basis for governing Libya, new leader says
• Lotteries | Saturday, Oct. 22, and Sunday, Oct. 23
• In brief | Two charged in bank robbery; mobile-home fire injures three
• The Watchdog | Metal plate goes bump in the night
• Brown Foundation for Educational Equity, Excellence and Research to vacate offices in Topeka
• Future of Kansas lakes and ponds gets scrutiny
• Kansas City steps up work to shore up its leaky water mains
• Five regional counties look at ways to improve juvenile justice systems
• Council redistricting has residents bristling, especially in south KC
• Blame game begins over Missouri's stalled jobs bill
• Chef's family tries a recipe for openness, healing
• Chiefs beat Raiders 28-0 and move to within a game of first place
• Police run down leads in Lisa Irwin case
• Olathe Northwest High School hosting the Ravens Run with the Birds 5k
• Chiefs lead Raiders 14-0 at half; defense shines while offense remains a mystery
• Search for missing baby Lisa Irwin continues
• In brief | Fire displaces people from 10 apartments; man found fatally shot in stairway
• Clouds hovering over economy are clearing, experts say
• Lotteries | Saturday, Oct. 22
• Family wanted | Anita, 15
• Kansas City Association of Black Journalists honors The Star, Ink
• Furloughs scotched for city employees after St. Louis Cardinals' victories
• The Watchdog | When 'yield' really means 'stop'
• Tribute | Lloyd Claiborne Sr. loved knowledge
• Chapman, Kan., bows to Notre Dame on use of leprechaun as school mascot
• Cost-conscious homeowners check out remodeling expo
• At Kansas City Youth Summit, students identify roadblocks to college
• KC police detective's grit kept him on job 15 years after being shot
• Returning women vets face a harder road finding work than men
• A digital disease can't be dodged
• NASCAR's Chase for the Cup races into homestretch with Carl Edwards in lead
• Free Trick or Treating on the Independence Square Saturday Oct.29
• Johnson County exits Kline lawsuit with $7,500 settlement
• More listeriosis cases confirmed
• Kansas eases abortion clinic rules, but likely not enough to suit providers
• State destroyed key records in Kansas Planned Parenthood case
• Search yields a 'hit' as some details emerge from inside Lisa Irwin's house
• KC leaders outline crime-fighting tactics and call for community's aid
• States competing for early education grants
• Bullet grazes boy in Cabela's parking lot
• Tribute | Darrell Welch engineered a rich life
• 500 years of heritage in one exhibit
• Fort Bragg case offers eerie parallels to Lisa Irwin's disappearance
• Missouri getting expanded mental health services
• In Brief | Kentucky teen accused of naked intrusion
• Iraq war coming to an end, and U.S. troops will be coming home, Obama says
• Deaton receives authority to decide Mizzou's conference home
• Lottery numbers for Friday, Oct. 21
• Police arrest man suspected of being cross-dressing bank robber
• Concert set to help save old railroad station
• Teen gets 13 years in skateboarding feud death
• Salary hikes approved for university CEOs in Kansas
• Tom Hoenig just not that into MU, on way to FDIC instead
• MGP Ingredients will pony up $15M for distillery
• Nixon signs MOSIRA bill
• Closed captioning comes to Sprint cell phones
• Missouri pursues new care surrounding mental illness
• Mystic Pumpkin Festival Saturday October 22
• Transcript: Nixon’s speech about Ford’s plans for Kansas City
• Enchanted Forest: Non-Scary Halloween Thrills
• Dow Kokam plant in Lee’s Summit gets overhaul, prepares for growth
• Kansas disbars lawyer for taking a client’s money, cutting contact
• Ford offers details of $1.1B Kansas City-area investment
• Free Halloween Puppet Show Crown Center October 22
• Notre Dame smacks down Kansas high school's use of Fighting Irish logo (video)
• MRIGlobal reaches record revenue; research work jumps
• Blue Springs Art Gallery Opening November 5
• KCMO: Adoption special for Adopt-A-Shelter-Dog Month
• Free Walking Tacos, Craft Fair and Kids Activities Saturday in Blue Springs
• Downtown Kansas City swarms with Holiday Mart shoppers
• The Rapture is here ... again
• Mazuma finishes in top 5 for SBA's annual loan volume
• Kansas City swim coach to headline Cancer Action breakfast
• KC Chiefs/Oakland Raiders NFL Week 7 preview: The Chiefs will win if …
• Stop by the Artspace today at noon for T.N.T.'s "Asking Questions: Process," a g...
• EAG Advertising adds new clients
• Kansas Association of Realtors releases September home sales statistics
• America keeps rolling on State Line (Photo)
• Banks are key reason for plunge in IPOs
• KCK: Mayor's Prayer Breakfast
• Top of the List: Kansas City-area public school districts
• KCMO: Special Committee on Small Businesses
• School News: Sumner Academy takes part in a National Study of exemplary STEM sc
• Obama nominates Hoenig for a top FDIC post
• Missouri House isn’t giving up on jobs bill
• Fed may revisit easing strategy to help economy
• Republicans keep U.S. Senate from weighing jobs bill
• Relax: Your cell phone probably doesn’t cause cancer
• Obama gives medal to Leawood father of Ali Kemp
• Kit Bond starts corporate security firm
• Kansas ranks almost last for energy efficiency
• Kevin Kietzman shreds Jack Harry's take on Mizzou-less Big 12
• You can download high resolution photos and see all the homecoming photos on our...
• The Pitch Questionnaire: Amy Slater
• Search continues for Olathe man who vanished Oct. 9
• Heat death total for summer: 20
• Two lawsuits allege abuse by priests
• Prosecutor wants to make sure names stay on registry
• Election board picks new map for KC school subdistricts
• Natural gas heating bills expected to remain flat or go up just a bit
• Pulled from drain pipe, Gadhafi was shown no mercy
• Senators throw life jacket to lake residents
• Baby Lisa's lawyers say police are trying to extract confession
• Winning lottery numbers for Thursday, Oct. 20
• Two students die in Emporia duplex fire
• The Watchdog | Olathe says interchange is safer now
• In brief | KC taxis must take credit cards
• Lottery luck: She wins twice, exactly a year apart
• Missouri House bails out from fighter jet controversy
• 12 ways to sharpen your listening skills
• Rockhurst University Celebrates World Cultures Day
• Wealth Partners Corp. introduces Retirement Pilot as new division
• Congrats to KCAI's School for Continuing and Professional Studies for being list...
• 50 Plus, Johnson County Library plan Veterans Day event Nov. 10
• Fly Tying class for adults offered beginning Nov. 8
• New Creative Movement class for ages 3-5 offered at NCF beginning Nov. 8
• KC police target crime hot spots
• You don't have to wait until August to help Race for the Cure
• Survey: More manufacturers expect a new leader within five years
• Kansas City-area home sales improve, but prices decline
• Kauffman Foundation: New businesses employ technology more than existing companies
• Survey: Businesses lean toward remote workers, new graduates
• Ferrellgas Partners acquires Texas company Federal Petroleum
• Share your shots | Halloween costumes for four-legged friends
• Collet & Associates Advises on Hawai`i's Largest Solar Project
• Downtown Lee's Summit Hosts Boos & Barks Halloween Parade
• How spooky is your house? Show us your pics
• This weekend may be last for Xpressions nightclub
• Lisa Irwin search: Kansas City police say missing 11-month-old hasn't been found
• Drunkorexia: College students are skipping meals and binge drinking to save money and calories, Mizzou study says
• Hey students, don't forget about Oktoberfest TODAY in Hodes from 1-3 p.m.! Purc...
• Harvest Moon American Indian Festival (Slideshow)
• Two Crazy Guys on Bikes, Reaching New Heights
• BATS Global Markets gets tentative blessing for Chi-X Europe purchase
• AT&T calls for details of Sprint transactions
• UK regulators give provisional OK to BATS deal for Chi-X
• Report: Libyan leader Gaddafi has been killed
• Johnson County school officials study new funding proposal
• Curators remain mum on MU’s conference future
• Kansas City lands lonely rank of 10th-emptiest city
• Enterprise Bank settles fair housing complaint
• Venture capital investment jumps in Missouri, but numbers decline in Kansas
• Citigroup will pay $285M settlement concerning mortgage-related investments
• Air fares edge upward
• Government to pressure lenders to cut principals on some mortgages
• Kansas City area suffering a disastrous autumn drought
• Herman Cain hits a sour note on immigration
• Menagerie release results in the shooting deaths of 49 animals
• Sixteen days in the Lisa Irwin case: A KC toddler is still missing
• Lotteries | Wednesday, Oct. 19
• In brief | Molestation case brings life sentence; allergy drug researchers plead guilty
• Jay Nixon, Rick Perry make a tasty World Series wager
• Tribute | Jeffrey Amitin battled serious health problems but "tried to make the best of it"
• Former Sen. Kit Bond launches security company for big institutions
• KCK high school class sequences DNA from sunflower
• KC Council committee endorses 3 percent cost-of-living raises for 3,500 workers
• Brownback school funding plan intrigues some Kansas districts
• Platte County Northland News
• Board of advisors versus mentors
• Draper appointed to Missouri high court
• Frank Bramblett, painter and professor emeritus at Tyler School of Art, is speak...
• Inflation continues in the Midwest
• Kansas City apartment finder submits case to U.S. Supreme Court
• Kansas job vacancies decline
• Beige Book: Kansas City district economy improves slightly
• Century-old Kansas City organizations share wisdom on survival
• Rockhurst University recruits AT&T for campus app
• Ex-Lee Research Institute employees plead guilty to falsifying clinical study data
• Lisa Irwin's parents' attorney tells Fox News that police had no need for a search warrant today
• Bannister Federal Complex operator, union workers fail to reach deal
• EnergyWorks KC announces new financing initiatives to residents and businesses
• School News: DNA Gene sequenced by Harmon students
• Neighborhood News: Benefit the LRA
• The latest zombified episode of Dead Wait is now online
• Vatican quiet on the indictment of Bishop Robert Finn, Time reports
• It’s official: UAW-Ford labor deal passes, promising Kansas City jobs
• Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts featured on PBS' NewsHour
• Wichita man stabbed in the scrotum with a hypodermic needle makes Saturday Night Live's Weekend Update
• Calvin Trillin mentioned Kansas City on The Daily Show last night
• Kansas City police to execute search warrant at the home of missing 11-month-old Lisa Irwin
• First Class postage price will rise in 2012
• KU's bioscience incubator nurses painkiller startup
• Ford UAW workers power up landmark contract
• Parkville mayor floats plans for flood cleanup
• Banks roll out welcome mat for home short sales
• Survey: Social media rife with litigation fodder
• Apple earnings: A smaller slice than expected
• Bank of America no longer is the largest U.S. bank
• Two local co-ops listed among the nation's largest
• Government hands out raises to social security recipients
• KC's downtown among top 10 in U.S., Forbes says
• 'Promising' lead fizzles in Lisa Irwin case
• Lotteries | Tuesday, Oct. 18
• In brief | KCI-bound flight diverted because of unruly passenger; Leawood bank robbed
• Tribute | Artist LeRoy Louis 'Lee' Heggy went wherever the road took him
• Alan Bavley | HPV shots leave doctor with doubts
• Architect Frank Gehry explains his design plan for Eisenhower Memorial
• Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon heading to China this week for trade mission
• Hate-crime charges considered after black Kansas man set on fire
• Will nostalgia help sell old Kansas City district schools?
• Irwin family lawyer is no stranger to the spotlight
• GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain has a host of ties to KC
• Get the HELL Scared Out of You!
• 5 job interview questions every leader should know how to answer
• Rockhurst University Creates Mobile Community with the Power of a Single Application
• Independence's rap as Meth City USA needs tweaking
• 2011 Kansas City Marathon survey results
• Kansas ethics panel informally admonishes Johnson County assistant district attorney Jill Kenney for lying to judge
• Fitch downgrades Sprint’s credit tied to spending for iPhone, network
• Perceptive Software eyes global growth with help from acquisition
• JCPenney outlet store in Overland Park will stay open under new name, ownership
• Garney Construction parent buys Colorado company
• Flap: Should Merrill Lynch liabilities shift to FDIC-backed BofA?
• Missouri flooding officially ends; repairs could hit $1B
• Incentives, tax credits bill seems dead in Missouri General Assembly
• U.S. manufacturers have 600,000 jobs they can’t fill
• Kauffman Center helps Kansas City land on best downtowns list
• Report: BATS will get hint about fate of Chi-X purchase
• Lisa Irwin's parents tell Fox News that they didn't harm or sell their daughter
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• Kansas City Marathon 5k race results
• K State Olathe hosts free public lecture on World Hunger Sunday Oct. 23
• Mizzou application to the SEC 'imminent', New York Times reports
• Velociti gains momentum with Kansas City, Kan. expansion
• Bannister tax breaks die in senate, special session over
• New addition welcomed at Truman Medical Center- Lakewood
• City may roll out credit card mandate for cabs
• Grant helps companies build engineering talent
• Nixon: Trade trip worth billions to Missouri business
• Mission Hills pilot dies in Connecticut plane crash
• Farm cutbacks could yield new crop of subsidies
• Velociti adds space, jobs in Kansas City, Kan.
• Occupy Wall Street protestor demands Kansas Jayhawks coach Bill Self become Federal Reserve chairman (video)
• Wireless carriers dial back consumer ire with new alerts
• Kansas City Public Library receives Table of Faiths Award
• The Greater Kansas City Interfaith Council announces the 7th Annual Table of Faiths Luncheon
• Judge hired to clear Municipal Court's case backlog caused by Franco's suspension
• Development bill appears dead in Missouri legislature
• Lawyer for Baby Lisa's family makes a weak case for himself
• In Brief | Victim of fatal KC traffic crash is identified
• The Watchdog | Wornall Road obstacle course to end soon
• Cellphone companies will warn customers as plans approach limit
• Mom tells TV of drinking the night Baby Lisa disappeared: family gets lawyer
• False tales of military valor get Supreme Court's attention
• Lotteries | Monday, Oct. 17
• Airman found dead in Warrensburg
• EPA backs off air-quality rule, settling dustup over 'farm dust'
• American Royal rodeo gets dragged into tussle over steer roping
• Communities Creating Opportunities to hold problem-solving forum
• Kansas program to promote marriage denied federal grant
• Missouri River governors meet to talk flood control
• Mission Hills businessman killed in Connecticut plane crash
• Internal audits drop sharply in Independence, raising transparency concerns
• Burlesque Downtown Underground Presents: Scared Sexy
• Mary Sanchez | A sunny pep talk won't fix America's problems
• Are younger workers really happier?
• Coach O'Hearne teaches leadership skills at October 20 workshop
• Kansas City Marathon half marathon results
• NY Post calls Lisa Irwin's parents' attorney, Joe Tacopina, possibly 'the most hated lawyer in New York'
• Truman Medical Center-Lakewood opens new delivery department
• Kansas City’s income base ranks No. 26, but growth rate ranks low
• Most like their bosses, National Boss Day survey says
• InQuest, Meers land advertising work for Kansas City Starlight Theatre
• Metropolitan Community College plays new card: casino worker training
• Warrior Dash is coming back to Kansas City in 2012 ... despite two people dying after competing earlier this year
• Arrowhead tops an NFL average you won’t want to drink to
• Harvest Moon Natural Foods celebrates 17-year anniversary
• Photos: Kansas City Business Journal's Best Places to Work awards
• Community Faces | Dogtober at Fleming Park
• Management presentation presented at CFDD's November meeting
• Peter Kinder isn't attracting tons of donations
• Walgreens, Express Scripts mend fences — but only in Kansas City
• Ford’s Kansas City workers bolster proposed UAW contract
• Independence rehabilitation counselor wins national award
• Kansas City Symphony concert to benefit Liberty public schools
• Kansas Humanities Council announces grant opportunities for 2012
• 2011 Kansas City Marathon race results
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• Deboarh Bradley, mother of missing baby, admits she was drunk the night her daughter disappeared
• Missouri pharmaceutical company sues former CEO
• Strong Kansas City vote moves Ford deal nearer approval
• iPhone boosts Sprint past phone sales records
• Gas prices surge in the Kansas City area
• Kansas City-area gas prices jump
• Parties schedule meeting about Bannister complex strike
• Bannister Federal Complex operator, striking workers will meet
• Ex-Lee Research Institute employees may be near plea deal
• Housing market’s latest woe: Lack of appealing options
• Flops prompt more scrutiny of Missouri incentives
• How to build trust
• Body identified as missing Olathe man; another man missing in unrelated case
• Officials prepare for All-Star Game challenges
• Poverty can't be school district's excuse to fail
• Missouri National Guard joins search for missing infant Lisa Irwin
• Gays are gaining a larger presence in advertising
• Lotteries | Sunday, Oct. 16
• Rockets fired from Pakistan complicate U.S. mission in Afghanistan
• Munday on Monday | Angry birds?
• Senator demands that U.S. agency explain shutdown of doctor database
• KC area's college-educated population on rise
• Fort Hays State plans dental practitioner degree, but dentists object
• Missouri State Museum gets 1904 World's Fair treasures
• Tribute | Charley Norris was a determined doctor and teacher
• Man charged with molesting 4-year-old boy
• Olathe police want help finding missing man
• School News: Park Hill District Highlights
• Upcoming events at the Alcott Arts Center
• Chiefs Rookie Club and United Way host football clinic
• Business and career quotes and wisdom from Steve Jobs
• Missouri National Guard joins in the search for missing baby Lisa Irwin
• Liberty Artist Featured in One Woman Show
• The Kansas City Star wins three food journalism awards
• Tribute | Leona Yarbrough was a great cook and a restaurant owner
• 100-year-old Kansas City club strives to maintain Sicilian traditions
• In brief | Search under way for 20-year-old Olathe man; sobriety checkpoint planned in Mission
• How will KC Catholics heal amid charges against their bishop, diocese?
• Scarred by battle, Gary Holcombe heroically met demands of life on stage
• Police working the Lisa Irwin case search deserted house
• Regional differences complicate the question of Mizzou's conference future
• Lotteries | Saturday, Oct. 15
• Thousands of runners stream through city's heart in KC Marathon
• Family wanted | David, 10
• Missourians on Big 12 Conference realignment
• Community Faces | Lenexa Chili Challenge
• Missouri Insect Photograph Exhibit at Powell Gardens
• 10 tips for engaging your employees
• “Bullying: It Stops Here” on CNN by Anderson Cooper Strikes Deeply
• Childhood Obesity Program Now Available in Kansas City
• KC will lay off 25 security guards
• In brief | Liberty motorcyclist killed
• Ethics case unlikely to affect Kline's teaching job, school says
• Brownback offers plan to reform school finance
• Streets shut down this morning for KC Marathon
• Man killed by deputy in Olathe is identified
• Veteran of three wars will finally see memorials
• Neighborhood's trust, stability vanish with missing girl
• Reward of $100,000 is offered for the return of missing infant Lisa Irwin
• Some flood relief OK'd for northwest Missouri
• Grand jury indicts Bishop Finn, diocese
• Lottery numbers for Friday, Oct. 14
• Tribute | Betty Rowton Holt shared her love of learning
• Civil War documents to be displayed at Park University
• Six no-cost ways to be a better leader
• Man steals 600 porn DVDs from Wichita theater
• The New Movement comedy group stops in Mission Saturday night
• Lance Armstrong is not finished winning
• The Pitch Questionnaire: Christian Morgan
• Sporting Kansas City gets in the playoffs with a win Saturday
• Honeywell defends negotiations with striking Bannister Federal Complex workers
• University of Missouri-Kansas City expands pharmacy doctorate program to Springfield
• Bishop Robert Finn and the Catholic Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph charged with failing to report suspected child sexual abuse
• U.S. starting salaries will rise 3.4 percent next year, Robert Half says
• ‘Too Big to Fail’ author urges more action to prevent financial crises
• Kansas City Chiefs deny naming-rights rumors, say they weren't planning to fire Todd Haley
• Former KCMSD principal suspected of stealing from student activity fund resurfaces at another school in the district
• Frontier Airlines adds Kansas City-Orlando flight, expands Las Vegas service
• Phill Kline's law license should be suspended indefinitely, ethics panel says
• Area McDonald's to host store's 'retirement' party
• Missouri Care earns accreditation from National Committee for Quality Assurance
• Amtrak shifts Kansas City-St. Louis schedule for repairs
• Kansas electronic health record effort gets its first CEO
• Panhellenic Association fights against breast cancer
• Little People of America to host regional meeting this weekend
• Lisa Irwin disappearance: Missing child appears in a series of YouTube videos
• Peek inside the new Hollywood Casino at Kansas Speedway
• Johnson County deputy shoots, kills man
• Get a sneak peek inside Hollywood Casino at Kansas Speedway
• KU sinks big money into basketball, ranking shows
• Former Kansas AG Kline should be suspended from law practice, panel says
• Tentative Ford labor deal hits resistance; strike is possible
• Buffett’s son sympathizes with Occupy Wall Street protesters
• Kansas City office equipment companies shift employment, see acquisition
• Coleman will move execs; Wichita isn’t a happy camper
• University of Kansas ranks No. 3 in nation for basketball spending
• Hedge fund billionaire gets longest insider-trading sentence
• Three Unexpected Vocabulary Limitations for Teenagers—Part II
• Three Unexpected Vocabulary Limitations for Teenagers
• Police search woods again for baby Lisa Irwin
• Worried about vitamin safety? Experts offer advice
• Lotteries | Thursday, Oct. 13
• Johnson County deputy fatally shoots a man in Olathe
• KC Council to vote on cabs and credit cards law
• The Watchdog | What's with the 'lost mile' on Indian Creek Trail?
• Investigators say someone set a quarry fire near Peculiar
• Tribute | Marjorie Ellfeldt Rees, pilot and dancer, embraced life
• Darryl Forté takes oath as Kansas City's first black police chief
• Failed fire inspection forces most of Rainbow Mental Health facility to close temporarily
• City and school district join forces to bring major college fair to the Sprint Center
• President to honor Ali Kemp's father for work protecting women and girls
• Kansas board backs indefinite suspension for Phill Kline
• Slumping cities face service cuts, layoffs -- and even bankruptcy
• In brief | Man admits shooting police; Raymore man involved in fatal wreck in Minnesota
• Christine Vendel | Loophole robs rape victim of justice
• How to plan a good first day for an employee
• Men's Soccer: Hawks Jump to No. 10 in Division II Poll
• Questions to ask to know the real reasons your employees quit
• 8 tips for navigating the marathon expo
• Sly James implores Mizzou to stay in the Big 12
• Super female triathlete Chrissie Wellington is undefeated at Ironman distance
• Gap aims to shrink North America real estate footprint
• Massage Envy Lenexa/Shawnee offers free chair massages at Lenexa Chili Challenge
• "I agree with Richard Rhodes and Elaine Scary that the true function of art is t...
• Concentration of insurers may hinder creating Kansas health exchange
• Park University to host career fair for job seekers
• Social Security expands Compassionate Allowances conditions
• Fifteen Kansas City-area companies win KCBJ’s first ImpacT Awards
• More Kansas Citians join ranks of uninsured
• Holiday Shopping Extravaganza to benefit Safehome
• Darryl Forte sworn in as KC police chief
• Commerce Bancshares earnings jump 17 percent on higher-quality loans
• Shawnee County agrees to handle domestic-violence cases
• Kansas City Area Development Council names Hallmark exec as co-chairman
• Petitions to end Missouri income tax now can seek signatures
• Construction will reroute traffic at Kansas City interstate crossing
• Newspaper accuses GOP strategist Jeff Roe of double dealing
• Things keep getting worse for BlackBerry
• Congress passes three free trade agreements
• KC sports video firm scores sale to national distributor
• Sprint chairman laments not disclosing more iPhone costs
• DA will restart Topeka domestic battery prosecutions
• Ex-KC principal, alleged thief still works in a school
• Brownback works to overhaul school finance system
• Small plane makes a belly landing at Downtown Airport
• Banks take new approach to foreclosed properties: Demolish them
• Protest movements begin to occupy public consciousness
• Watch West Edge deconstruction time lapse videos
• KC Council committee backs private management contract at animal shelter
• Belton Police Department’s dealings with Hispanics questioned
• Leawood businessman at center of court fight over payday loans
• Ford Transit is a stranger to America but a hit in Europe
• Baby Lisa doesn’t need a sideshow
• Congress approves trade pacts with South Korea, Colombia and Panama
• Lotteries | Wednesday, Oct. 12
• In brief | Fatal fire was electrical; KC police involved in double shooting
• Residents angry that a new KC police campus could force them from their homes
• Topeka district attorney says he will review misdemeanor domestic violence cases
• KC Council committee backs private management contract at animal shelter
• Search in wooded area finds no trace of Baby Lisa
• Belton Police Department's dealings with Hispanics questioned
• Ford Transit is a stranger to America but a hit in Europe
• Leawood businessman at center of court fight over payday loans
• Congress approves trade pacts with South Korea, Colombia and Panama
• Search in wooded area finds no trace of Baby Lisa
• Lotteries | Wednesday, Oct. 12
• Baby Lisa doesn't need a sideshow
• In brief | Fatal fire was electrical; KC police involved in double shooting
• Residents angry that a new KC police campus could force them from their homes
• Topeka district attorney says he will review misdemeanor domestic violence cases
• 10 most common mistakes made by sales managers
• North Kansas City audit offers good rating despite financial hiccups
• West Edge demolition gets YouTube documentation
• Meers Advertising adds accountant Link to growing team
• American Airlines cuts flight capacity between Kansas City and Chicago
• HuffPost identifies 9 worst Westboro Baptist funeral protests
• Kansas City Marathon online entry closed, register at packet pickup
• Greater KC Chamber's Summit to Examine Future of Local Manufacturing
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• Gordon Biersch now open in Park Place
• Solar energy company Brightergy gets $2.5M charge from investors, will expand
• Boo Bash at RA Sushi
• "EVOKE" to Premiere at Missouri Theatre Center for the Arts
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• Does the KCMO School District even know how often its teachers call in sick?
• Bernstein-Rein trims jobs
• Kansas City Power & Light District’s Genghis Grill closes
• Jogging strollers recalled by B.O.B. Trailers due to choking hazard
• Warrior Dash learns lesson for Kansas City and moves event to spring
• Big 12 says something new about Mizzou, the SEC, conference realignment, the future of college sports, etc.
• Three Crown Center restaurant closings signal changing tastes
• Proposed map gerrymanders Wyandotte Co. into oblivion
• Striking Bannister Federal Complex workers claim Honeywell bargained in ‘bad faith’
• Humane Society to Debut at Rockhurst Plays-in-Progress Workshop
• Bill Stanton, hotshot P.I., joins the search for Lisa Irwin
• Pandora can't get mobile ad dollars out of the box
• Lawmakers scramble after Senate axes Obama jobs plan
• U.S. alleges Iran terror plot on American soil
• Analysts pump up the volume on iPhone 4S reviews
• Cargo loads contradict retail optimism
• Missouri panel seeks public input on redistricting
• Tigers won't bound to SEC in 2012, commissioner says
• Olathe lawyer named as general counsel for state agency
• Missouri special session could stretch into sixth week
• Downtown airport improvements take flight
• Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Names Education Director
• Full Engagement book shows how to inspire employees to perform at their best
• Lotteries | Tuesday, Oct. 11
• Kansas man sentenced to death for killing family
• Want to get away? Head to KC, magazine says
• James Hart | When false crime rumors go viral, police must put them to rest
• People displaced by new police campus will get more reimbursement
• Kansas students show greater proficiency in math, reading, science
• Parks board approves contract for Liberty Memorial repairs
• Missouri audit gives ‘fair’ grade to KC School District
• To save money, Topeka repeals law against misdemeanor domestic battery
• Occupy groups strive to find focus, maintain momentum
• Taxing services would be a disaster
• Private investigator joins search for Lisa Irwin
• Bombing plot adds to tensions between U.S., Iran
• Platte County Civil War Documents Discovered in Bank Attic Now Part of Park University’s Fishburn Archives
• Taste of Caf&#xE9; Italia; A fundraiser for Christmas on the River
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• Humane Society to Debut at Rockhurst Plays-in-Progress Workshop
• Kansas City Chiefs credit cornhole with saving season
• Mizzou looking at $12 million TV money bump with jump to SEC; interim Big 12 commish disputes figures
• Wichita man stabbed in the scrotum with a hypodermic needle
• Alaska Airlines plans 2012 landing at KCI
• I-35 project could create weekend bottlenecks
• Alaska Airlines adds service to Kansas City
• Lisa Irwin's mother preparing to be arrested, aunt tells Good Morning America
• Crown Center menu is missing three longtime restaurants
• Delta flies to the top of business travel survey
• Apple iPhone 4s takes a bite out of sales record
• Drug test is hard pill to swallow for welfare recipients
• Facebook seeks new status with iPad app
• Wall Street growth? Don't bank on it
• NBA standoff sinks first two weeks of season
• Treadmill, Twitter help Claire McCaskill lose 50 pounds
• Kansans may see a blip in downloadable reading
• Tornado handed Reading, Kan., a second chance
• Tribute | Terah Kipchiris was a fast friend to everyone
• The Watchdog | Trail gets a workout, but it needs work
• In Brief | Shawnee resident died in crash
• KC redistricting has a minority proposal
• Former official accused in homeland security funds case
• What’s wrong in America is not our work ethic
• Clay County grand jury subpoenas TV footage in Lisa Irwin case
• Fresh doubts raised on 2001 anthrax attacks
• Lotteries | Monday, Oct. 10
• Sleep deprivation: If students don’t snooze, they lose
• KC police search backyard of missing infant’s home
• Interstate 35 project will slow weekend traffic
• Best-selling author to speak locally
• Garney Construction names longtime employee as CEO
• Great Southern Bank expands Missouri presence by buying failed bank
• Hyatt Regency Crown Center accelerates rebranding to Sheraton flag
• Union National Mortgage pursues Kansas City-area acquisitions
• Kansas City International Airport sees biggest passenger jump since 2009
• BHC Rhodes adopts eighth house for Christmas in October
• How silly are the End the Fed signs at Occupy Kansas City?
• 2011 Ironman World Championship results
• DST Systems, AT&T execs get top roles in Kansas City economic development work
• The Pitch's parent company acquires two Creative Loafing papers
• Kansas City AFL-CIO leader backs Occupy protesters
• Verizon Wireless spreads 4G network through Kansas City metro
• Entrepreneurial Expo planned for Nov. 16
• Margo Hoegler, CPA promoted to manager at MarksNelson
• Darryl Forté will be sworn in as Kansas City police chief on Thursday
• Shawnee Mission Medical Center names new COO
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• Community Faces | Shawnee Indian Mission Fall Festival
• Bannister Federal Complex employees strike
• Lisa Irwin disappearance: Almost a week later and no sign of missing 10-month-old girl
• American Airlines stock loses altitude on bankruptcy rumor
• Sinquefield gives $1.3M to effort to dump Missouri income tax
• Kansas task force crafts tax proposal in secret
• Obama administration eyes foreign investment to help U.S. jobs
• Big banks are expected to see slipping quarterly results
• U.S. incomes shrunk by more after the recession
• NBA talks don't score progress, will continue after time out
• Kansas arts group faces new deadline to seek federal money
• Dwayne Bowe makes circus catch in Kansas City Chiefs' win over the Indianapolis Colts Sunday
• Collaborative Day of the Dead Celebration First for Nelson-Atkins Museum
• Young musicians of note(s): The Youth Symphony of Kansas City
• Kids in some families face peril every day — and not from kidnappers
• Relatives, friends of missing infant Lisa Irwin hand out fliers at Kansas Speedway
• Drop in Americans’ incomes didn’t end when the recession did
• Emails and letters from constituents flood congressional offices
• Lotteries | Saturday, Oct. 8, and Sunday, Oct. 9
• Fund drive for Shawnee Indian Mission launched at fall festival
• Warrior Center at Park University helps veterans navigate college life
• About 300 people gather for Occupy KC rally, march
• Can the KC School District save itself? Yes, state says
• Call for help in missing baby case moves to Kansas Speedway
• Chiefs complete amazing comeback, beat Colts 28-24
• My Favorite Things CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE!
• Annual Interfaith Thanksgiving Ritual Dinner
• Cabaret Night in West Des Moines
• Pinnacle Security to Hold Third Annual Charity Run
• Community Faces | Turner Days parade and festival
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• 10 best guiding business principles
• Mentors see an awesome program for girls blossom
• Freedom House shelter to offer the embrace of home
• Thousands of structures on Lake of the Ozarks must be removed, a federal agency says
• Boy Scouts test how well-prepared they are in Camporee
• Bocephus and Hot Pants are a couple of rowdy nitwits
• Searchers comb property for missing baby Lisa Irwin
• Lotteries | Saturday, Oct. 8
• Tribute | Rose Evelyn Sporn was a fountain of happiness
• In brief | Two hurt in hayride accident; girl killed in one-vehicle crash
• Family Wanted | Skyler, 9, and Rayne, 5
• The Watchdog | On an exit ramp, two lanes are better than one
• Good music, good food and good times at the Rhythm & Ribs festival
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• School News: KCKPS to Host College Night
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• Town Hall meeting discusses violent crime
• Sports-themed event to open Orthopedic Wing
• Nonprofit leadership excels at Kansas City-based Harvesters food network
• Missing girl's family to work on generating tips for police, reward fund
• The "Mother Lode" of ALL Parent/Teacher Conference Distractions!
• Darryl Fort&#xE9; is picked to lead KC Police Department, plans quick action
• Tribute | Kathleen Lee Tuohey was an inspiring storyteller intrigued by local history
• Obama jobs bill touted as a way to bolster infrastructure
• Town hall meeting set for KC district
• Local briefs | Four illnesses in Missouri linked to cantaloupes
• Air rules are creating dustup in farm states
• Advocacy for alleged abuse victims brought retaliation from diocese, lawsuit claims
• I-29 will reopen this morning
• Cain is fun on the trail, but his train will derail
• Supporters pray for missing infant
• Lottery numbers for Friday, Oct. 7
• Midwest Poets Series Announces Season of Mid-America Superstars
• Greenlease Gallery Exhibit Focuses on Mystical Agents, Art
• Rockhurst University Lecture Focuses on Women in Leadership
• How to use e-mail effectively at work
• Where have all the good bonds gone?
• Bannister Mall site could be vying for Teva Neuroscience offices
• LaHood, McCaskill discuss Kansas City transit needs, Obama jobs plan
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• Topeka considers decriminalizing domestic battery
• Student sues Johnson County Community College over charges for documents
• Children’s Mercy South soon can handle emergencies
• Tree auction continues this fall
• Metro Lutheran Ministry plans fall servant event
• Sprint won’t offer Clearwire phones after next year
• Teams prepare for MLM Midnight Volleyball
• Flooded Interstate 29 stretch reopens Saturday
• 'Whistle-blower' sues KC Catholic Diocese, claims she was forced out of her job after offering help in the Rev. Shawn Ratigan child-porn case
• Pumpkin Decorators Needed
• Bill Simmons calls Kansas City a 'no-brainer' for his fictional renegade basketball league
• Seniors Alyssa Lundgren and Matthew Wilson are showing their film "The Yellow Wa...
• Nextaff named America’s fastest-growing human resources company
• Cerner will buy Clairvia
• Cerner will buy Clairvia
• U.S. jobs report tops expectations
• Union: Stop blocking AT&T/T-Mobile marriage
• KC’s biggest law firms see employment edge down
• Kansas sets dates for road projects
• Lisa Irwin's parents no longer cooperating, police say; mother claims police have blamed her from the start
• Part of $1.1B Ford investment will park in Liberty
• Kansas Department of Transportation sets dates for $80M in Kansas City-area jobs
• Wobbly Big 12 invites TCU to join
• Leawood lawyer defriends Facebook over cookies
• The Pitch Questionnaire: Peggy Noland
• On Afghan war’s 10th anniversary, goal still seems elusive
• Police say parents of missing girl stop cooperating, though relative denies it
• Winning lottery numbers for Thursday, Oct. 6
• Gone are the days of lax airport security
• Fewer planes stuck on tarmac, but more flights being canceled
• Stakes are high in three-person GOP field facing McCaskill
• Tribute | Pat Stephenson’s life was enveloped by music
• Thief swipes utility vehicle donated to Joplin school band
• KCK debates carport rules
• KC Council seeking court order backing its rejection of Chastain plan
• Board could name Kansas City police chief today
• 2008 diocese settlement was breached, abuse victims say
• Florida meteorologist to replace Katie Horner at KCTV-5
• In Brief | Driver dies in KCK crash while fleeing police
• Intense investigation organized to find missing infant
• How to be a good coach to an employee
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• MBA programs in Greater Kansas City for working managers and leaders
• Police: Missing baby's parents no longer cooperating with them
• Area couple present $4 million gift to KU
• Friday Night Haunted Ghost Tours on the Square
• Big Bad Pumpkin Derby and Canine Costume Contest return on Oct. 22
• Ticket sales begin Oct. 1 for An Olde Fashioned Holiday supper club set for Dec. 5 through 11
• Colt Cabana will wrestle for Metro Pro Wrestling Saturday night in KCK; pro wrestler talks about succeeding outside of WWE
• Youth Symphony presents fall concert at UMKC
• Area photographer offers club memberships
• Missouri House passes tax credit bill that includes Bannister Mall
• YRC Worldwide drives another reverse-stock split to curb ballooning shares
• Johnson County Community College gets $2.9M for health IT training
• Demdaco forms new plush brand, expands sales force
• Kansas City Animal Health Corridor board names new leader
• Court strikes down Missouri city's ban on funeral protests
• Root beer pong, Ding Dongs and tricycles: How Kansas City helps United Way
• This is who KCTV5 got to replace Katie Horner? (video)
• Hesse: Steve Jobs’ societal impact topped ‘any business leader of his generation’
• TCU reportedly joining Big 12
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• Charity Bingo at Hamburger Mary's Benefiting the NewHouse Shelter!!
• Shawnee Indian Mission--Fall Festival
• Former CEO of Blue Cross and Blue Shield Kansas City pledges $4M to the University of Kansas
• Wells Fargo Reaches Out to KC Homeowners
• October Family Fest Saturday Oct. 8
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• Westboro Baptist Church uses iPhone to tell us they will picket Steve Jobs' funeral
• Vote for Escapist Skateboarding in the DC Shop League
• 10-month-old Lisa Irwin's parents plead for girl's return, say their cell phones were also taken
• Apple co-founder Steve Jobs dies
• KC boutique hotel books June opening date
• Jobs bill advances in Missouri House in stormy fashion
• Missouri Senate launches Mamtek investigation
• Sanders opts out of secretary of state race
• Democrats propose tax on those earning $1 million or more
• Half of Americans are in households receiving government benefits
• Sprint: No caps on iPhone data plans
• The Writers Place hosts National Novel Writing Month events
• Protests are easy to mock now, but what about later?
• Tearful parents plead for Lisa Irwin’s safe return
• Mortgage mess leads KC woman to sue loan servicer, law firm
• Search for next KC police chief continues with public forum today
• Steve Jobs, Apple Inc.’s innovator, dies of cancer at 56
• Lotteries | Wednesday, Oct. 5
• Lee’s Summit man admits murder
• Who knew? Kansas produces 100,000 gallons of wine
• Cy Ritter turns page on KC police career that began by accident
• In brief | Abduction email called a hoax
• Fatal hit-and-run victim is identified
• Sanders decides against seeking statewide office, for now
• Developer admits clean-air violations in Citadel Plaza project
• Student journalist sues JCCC, alleging excessive charges for records
• KC School District’s problems weigh on the housing market
• ‘Stranger danger’ is rare, but all too real
• New book explains how to combat the silent killer in the workplace: frustration
• How will you be remembered as a leader?
• Chiefs’ Succop wins Special Teams award; WR Baldwin to make debut Sunday?
• Sprint Nextel’s iPhone plan will include unlimited data
• Rush Tracking Systems gets new name after merger
• MoDOT expense cuts funnel $177 million to highway work
• Parents plead for return of child
• New HepaCart product for hospital construction gets healthy reception
• Citadel Plaza developer pleads guilty to asbestos charge
• Kansas, Missouri lose thousands of high-tech jobs, TechAmerica reports
• September payrolls surge by 91,000; planned layoffs soar
• ‘Dancing with the Stars,’ Lee’s Summit style
• World's creepiest mug shot belongs to Missouri sex offender
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• Dead Wait's zombies are back! Here's the season two premiere
• Michelle Preston, ex-Shawnee Mission West teacher accused of sexing three students, shows up to court pregnant
• Search for missing infant enters second day
• Prepare to be scared — The Edge of Hell and The Beast (Slideshow)
• 10-month-old Lisa Irwin is still missing; wooded area near infant's home being searched
• Flooded stretch of Interstate 29 will reopen soon
• Missouri to explore conference affiliation; Bill Self says basketball Border War may end if Mizzou bolts
• Hallmark doesn't fear bite from Apple greeting card app
• Hollywood Casino has slots for 1,000 new employees
• Photos call up history of Sprint's big phone bets
• Tigers officially on the prowl for a new conference
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• Anheuser-Busch investment in breweries declines
• Obama Fried Chicken? Beijing restaurant under fire
• Europe faces glaring signs of second recession
• CDC blames economy for deceleration of drunk driving
• Farmers: Crop of local workers is dry
• Holiday hiring outlook is (slightly) merrier than last year
• Day 2 of search starts for missing Northland infant
• Woman's body found next to Northland road; police investigating 'suspicious death'
• Missouri Cover Miss & Cover Boy Preliminary Pageant
• Ford to add 1,600 jobs, invest $1.1 billion at Claycomo
• Many search desperately for missing 10-month-old girl
• Shawnee Mission faces new demands
• Curators tell Missouri to look beyond the Big 12
• Lotteries | Tuesday, Oct. 4
• Two KC men are accused of firing at a police officer
• In brief | Woman’s body found along Northland road; burning ban in Independence
• Woman pedestrian struck by hit-and-run vehicle dies
• Salvation Army seeks bell ringers for holiday season
• The Watchdog | Bridge is a never-ending repair job
• Mar&#xE1; Rose Williams | To lift the economy, decrease dropouts
• Man’s lawsuit accuses former Catholic priest of sexually abusing him in early 1980s
• Section of I-29 in Missouri and Iowa is set to reopen after flood
• Fund to build Hyatt skywalks memorial is well on its way to goal
• Three-alarm fire damages seven Overland Park townhomes
• Rockhurst University Students Host Mystical Math Room
• Physical Therapy Student Launches Cancer Awareness Group
• Iraq war veteran Richard Gibson finds his voice -- and gives it to the Lyric Opera
• Search continues for 10-month-old girl missing from Northland home
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• LeMay: Sprint needs the iPhone to keep growing
• HanesBrands will close Gear for Sports' Missouri plant, cut 125 jobs
• Bankrupt Corbin Park retail project in Overland Park gets new auction date, $5M opening bid
• Pipeline entrepreneurial program expands into Nebraska
• Gigabit City recap: Google is giving a sandbox, but will Kansas City bring its toys?
• It’s official: Sprint Nextel will get Apple’s iPhone
• Newly created Heartland 39.3 race series set to put half marathoners to the test
• Ford labor agreement offers $1.1B investment, 1,600 new jobs in Kansas City
• Gigabit City: This Google search seeks results for Kansas City
• Kansas warns residents to be prepared for a zombie apocalypse
• Ford, GM sales rise, but not for all Kansas City-made models
• OsteoGeneX spins off bone-grafting unit, boosted by $1.8M in financing
• Ex-real estate agent faces prison, $5.6M restitution in mortgage fraud
• Oakland Raiders fan sues Kansas City Chiefs for alleged assault that knocked out four of his teeth
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• POTUS will be in Missouri tonight
• Report: Sprint will buy 30 million iPhones
• Ford, UAW reach tentative deal
• BP powers up Kansas wind farm industry
• Van Tuyl company pays $30M for Arizona apartment complex
• Raiders fan sues Chiefs after Arrowhead scuffle
• Survey: Midwest probably will avoid double dip recession
• CB Richard Ellis tightens name
• NBA officials will try to rebound season
• Report: Fannie Mae knew about but ignored mortgage abuses
• Airports try on risk-based screening
• 10-month-old Lisa Irwin believed to have been abducted from her crib; Amber Alert issued
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• Texas is dealing well with a failed immigration policy
• Arts program for at-risk kids will move much of its operation to Independence
• New broadcast channels offer more reasons to pull the plug on cable
• Report: Sprint to spend $20B over four years for 30.5M iPhones
• Lotteries | Monday, Oct. 3
• Risky home fire season has tragic start
• John Brunner joins GOP field in U.S. Senate race
• Tribute | Carl Connor changed many lives over a long career
• The Watchdog | Turning left? A green light isn’t enough
• In brief | Kansas reports 2 more listeriosis cases
• Rockhurst University will have a Mystical Math Room next Monday
• Former postal worker is charged with stealing Netflix videos, gift cards
• Teens charged after escape from youth facility
• Two arrested after exchange of gunfire with KC police
• Clearwire loses three top executives, including CEO Morrow, amid expansion uncertainty
• Unemployment jumps on Kansas side of Kansas City metro
• Missouri offers $38M loan for wastewater upgrades in Kansas City area
• March Madness gives some financial sanity to Kansas City businesses
• FishNet Security customer gains drive revenue, employment growth
• Ameristar Casino Hotel Kansas City leads February revenue performance
• Kao, Hall make Forbes list of the world’s billionaires
• CEO at SAIC will retire in June
• Hallmark Cards stamps first revenue gain in three years
• Boulevard Brewing, McCoy’s Public House medal at beer festival
• ‘Project Runway’ contestant uses Kansas City jewelry designer
• Kelly Dixon accused of DWI crash at daughter's school; Dixon was convicted of 1997 drunken crash that killed her son
• Lee’s Summit underwriter loses appeal on embezzlement coverage
• Medicare shortchanges Missouri the most, audit finds
• Skelton joins Husch Blackwell as partner
• Lathrop & Gage consolidates offices in St. Louis
• Pioneer SE-CL331 water resistant earbuds review
• iPhone-to-Sprint Nextel rumors may become reality this week
• AMC Entertainment partnership brings independent horror films to theaters
• Bloomberg Investigation reveals Koch-Industries bribes, law breaking
• Richard Gibisas accused of trying to abduct three little girls, allegedly had child porn on his phone
• Kansas gets $5M federal grant to improve truck, bus safety
• Big 12 agrees to share TV revenue in a move toward stability, but Mizzou remains wild card
• Big 12 acts to allay fracturing with new revenue sharing plan
• Overland Park Business Owner Receives 2011 Women Business Advocate Award
• Two in custody after shots fired at undercover KC police
• Talk about 'Building a Gigabit City' with Google Fiber at the Central Library Monday night
• Reed Dillon & Associates Wins KCH&G Magazine’s "2011 Gardens of The Year”
• US Presidential Candidate Interviews in Shawnee, KS
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• Todd Haley and Matt Cassel get into a sideline spat during Sunday's Chiefs victory
• 75 pounds of marijuana seized in Interstate 70 traffic stop
• Greek debt worry sends Euro stocks tumbling
• Judge orders Lee's Summit financial adviser to prison
• Whistleblower: Wichita's Koch Industries paid for contracts
• Federal ruling roils waters at Lake of the Ozarks
• Hottest new U.S. import: foreign shoppers
• New BofA fees raise questions about customer loyalty
• K-State lands at No. 20 in AP football poll
• Chiefs horn out Vikings for season's first win
• Senate panel blasts home health firms
• NPR names former Sesame Street exec to top post
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• Occupy Wall Street spreads to Kansas City
• Inmates’ claims of sickness afflict KC police lockup
• Super PACs set sights on 2012 U.S. Senate race in Missouri
• Fall festival turns the clock way back at Missouri Town 1855
• More parents skip, delay vaccines for their children, study finds
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• In brief | Person shot in chase after carjacking; wreck kills Blue Springs man
• Thursday seminar to address health care for veterans
• The Watchdog | People, not cars, are welcome at this park
• Tribute | Paul Revare had a familiar name but he was one of a kind
• Funds sought to renovate minister’s 1839 residence at Shawnee Indian Mission
• Unified Government officials take bus tours of their community
• Art lovers, recyclers join forces at Lee’s Summit festival
• Child dies in fire at an Overland Park duplex
• Kansas City escapes flooding — except in the East Bottoms
• Chiefs’ Succop hits 5 field goals, leads Kansas City to first win of the season
• Life Chain reaches Wyandotte County
• How not to run a meeting
• CBT offers seven leadership courses in October and November
• Influential Women nominations due by November 15
• Chiefs lead Vikings 9-7 at halftime
• By giving free haircuts to the homeless, woman repays kindness in style
• American Royal World Series of Barbecue is a test among the best
• KCK woman rescues two sons from fire, but a third dies
• Migration south looks bleak for monarch butterflies
• Winged wildlife wonderful or … wasp!
• Big house has more than size on its side
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• In brief | Cyclist killed by hit-and-run motorist; arson, assault charges filed; Navy copter crashes
• Overland Park man accused of trying to abduct three girls
• Family Wanted | Jarell, 13
• Tribute | Kaye Kammerer drew strength from her faith in God
• In KC, three presidential candidates speak to GOP women
• Alta Vista Charter School thrives amid looming crisis
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• With al-Awlaki dead, al-Qaida lacks Western voice
• For top-flight trash haulers, business is picking up
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• Tribute | Sandee Bowles ‘was not afraid of anything’
• Robbery suspect learns payback is not an option
• Cass County contract is under scrutiny
• In Brief | No charges against former candidate
• Mission exempts churches from traffic-based fee
• Missouri House will vote next week on economic development bill
• Robin Carnahan won’t seek re-election as Missouri secretary of state
• Bob Dole takes his place on the Kansas Walk of Honor
• Three GOP presidential candidates will address a KC gathering today
• In KC, Sebelius applauds health initiatives
• Grant to KU will benefit KCK middle schoolers
• Deaths in 1997 bring term of 15 years
• For Nixon, an episode that’s not so sweet
• Bernard Jackson gets 18 life terms for Waldo rapes
• Listeria risk could last long past recall
• Parent/Teacher Conference Distractions
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• National champion named general manager of Lenexa shooting club.
• Kim Weinberger relocates gallery to new downtown KC space
• Public invited to Saint Luke’s open house on Oct. 9
• Downtown Lee’s Summit Farmers Market named top 20 favorite
• Bernard Jackson gets 18 life sentences in Waldo rape cases
• Mission finally exempts churches from "driveway tax"
• Park University Student Government Association Elects Representatives
• Sebelius touts federal program to address ‘broken health care system’
• Kansas Supreme Court certifies class-action for Leawood company’s alleged junk faxes
• Suit: Dairy companies killed cows to milk higher prices
• Days Inn fire was electrical
• Trinity Animation of Lee’s Summit will do backgrounds for ‘Unsupervised’ on FX
• AT&T asks court to dismiss Sprint antitrust lawsuit targeting T-Mobile deal
• Sprint’s new push-to-talk service is promising but not game-changing, study says
• Kansas City Council approves West Edge tax credit request
• Airlines cancel more flights, including at Kansas City International Airport
• Jared Allen is really happy to not play for the Chiefs anymore
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• Jackson gets 18 life sentences for Waldo rapes
• I-435 reopens after wreck
• Beer, Brats, Bavarians! 2nd Annual Oktoberfest at Grunauer
• KC’s Corinthian Hall still needs millions
• Johnson County voters 'get it'
• How to listen effectively
• Leading through a fiscal tsunami workshop on October 12
• Teaching your employees to provide excellent customer service
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• Wanted al Qaeda leader is killed in Yemen
• KC Council gets on board with streetcars, aims to derail Chastain
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• Kansas City staffing services employ fewer in 2011
• Stalled Missouri jobs package sees movement
• <em>Onion</em> hostages joke doesn’t amuse Congress
• Bank of America will charge $5 for debit card use
• Kobach finds mistakes in his campaign’s finance reports
• U.S. House quickly passes temporary spending bill
• Little tweets promise big ad sales for Twitter
• The Pitch Questionnaire: Mike Talboy
• Howl-O-Fest
• Halloween Haunt
• Mother is charged with DWI after crash at school
• New agreement for KC’s animal shelter is in the works
• KC Council says no to Chastain, yes to streetcars
• In Brief | Teen is shot in leg by Blue Springs police officer
• Check out the view from a weather balloon on Saturday
• Friends and family remember Ruskin High graduate killed in rolling ‘disturbance’
• Voices rise against violence in KC
• Bank of America to make customers pay monthly fee for debit-card use
• 21 Olathe North Eagles in a family nest
• Lotteries | Thursday, Sept. 29
• Tribute | Lawrence Richardson never failed to find fun
• Judge lets Kansas abortion law stand during court challenge
• The Watchdog | Driver says bridge blocks his view
• Missouri Republicans will have presidential caucuses on March 17
• Mixing cops and kids is a winning formula
• Father Wheeler Tribute Hosted by Rockhurst University
• Tom Hoenig takes a parting shot at the e-tax
• Food Network chef’s new restaurant starts hiring
• Judge refuses to block Kansas abortion insurance law
• Kansas City church will convert vacant Katz Drugstore into event space
• Jermaine Reed apparently hasn't listened to Chris Rock's take on Martin Luther King Boulevard (NSFW video)
• Kansas City is ninth-best place to retire, survey finds
• Fall Festival at Missouri Town Oct. 1-2
• Gladstone cooks up a restaurant incubator to infuse flavor into its downtown
• Esquire profiles group of survivors who sought shelter in a cooler during the May tornado that wiped out Joplin
• President of Communities In Schools of Kansas Awarded 2012 Robert H.B. Baldwin Fellowship
• SouthComm Extends Women's Magazine Brand in Kansas City
• Protest against gun and pawn shop at 63rd and Troost scheduled for October 10
• Free Open House – Kansas City Soap Box Derby – Kids ages 7-20 Race for Free
• Unicorn spotted outside of Bartle Hall and ... oh, Kansas City
• WWE invaded the Sprint Center Monday night: Watch Alberto Del Rio destroy John Cena and CM Punk with a chair
• Fire damages Days Inn in Olathe
• Park University to Host "Pirate Expeditions&#x201D; to Highlight Faculty Travels
• H&R Block discontinues ExpressTax brand
• Property, crop damage estimates hit record high in Kansas
• Obama, states ask Supreme Court to rule on health reform
• West returns as president of KCMO school board
• Online job ads show slight uptick in Kansas City
• GM, UAW agree on new labor deal
• Moberly’s artificial sweetener plant may not be soured yet
• Amazon’s new Kindle shows it’s gunning for Apple, others
• Get amped! It’s National Coffee Day
• MLB settles playoff teams on season’s wild final night
• Clarence Williams and Candielario Benton killed in double homicide; third man in critical condition
• Kansas City employers post 24,000 new jobs online in September
• Hoots and Howls: Star Wars
• Community Faces | Korean War memorial dedication
• Fight at park kills Olathe man
• KCK Public Library offers books, movies for sale
• Groups urge Sebelius to reopen malpractice databank
• The Watchdog | Trash bin gets the heave-ho
• West regains presidency of KC school board
• DNA links man to rape, but no charge can be filed
• Two dead, one critically hurt in shooting on Prospect Avenue
• Correction | Sept. 29, 2011
• Nixon urges lawmakers to produce jobs bill or end session
• Neighbors in Portugal stunned by fugitive’s arrest
• Scramble on for early primaries
• Missouri Korean War Veterans Memorial is dedicated near Crown Center
• KC area second worst for job losses in past year
• Winning lottery numbers for Wednesday, Sept. 28
• Task force proposes changes to reduce wrecks along Missouri 152
• In brief | Inmate’s death was suicide
• Kansas audit looks at deterrents to marriage
• Rockhurst ranks 26th in NCSA Collegiate Power Rankings
• Two dead, one critically hurt in shooting on Prospect Avenue
• Fall colors in the KC area
• Legoland Discovery Center groundbreaking at Crown Center
• Kansas property, crop damage insurance estimates hit record high
• Kansas City officials try to accelerate West Edge tax credits
• Nixon: Pass Missouri jobs package, or end special session
• Bubba Starling busted for underage drinking
• Alliant Techsystems gets $59M contract for U.S. Army ammunition
• Forecast: Kansas City economy could limp through 2011, then rebound
• Kauffman Foundation, Startup Weekend form group to help entrepreneurs
• Tulips on Troost needs ... tulips
• Mid-America Regional Council gets grant to improve Kansas City health
• Hoenig: Take long view on economy; ditch the earnings tax
• Convicted child molester Michael Cole Sr. appointed to Levasy board of aldermen
• After awesome NHL exhibition game, fans shouldn't hold their breath for a team to move into the Sprint Center
• Legoland Discovery Center breaks ground in Kansas City
• Community Faces | NHL Hockey at Sprint Center
• Kansas City is among minority to see unemployment climb in August
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• Evan Doherty, 8-year-old skateboarder, lands SEVEN 540s (video)
• SEC commissioner says league not considering adding any other institutions; Big 12 athletic directors talking stability
• Leaving Kansas? Sam Brownback thinks income taxes are the reason why
• Oil drops amid concerns of stagnant global economy
• Economists: Obama jobs plan could avert double dip
• BofA faces $50B claim over Merrill Lynch deal
• Nordstrom Rack preps for Thursday debut
• Soccer club owners kick off plans for historic building
• One person killed in Mill Creek Park in Olathe
• Employers report spike in health premiums
• Postal workers protest outside Hartzler's office
• KU reports enrollment decline
• Best Buy will hire fewer seasonal workers
• Apple sets date for new iPhone debut
• In brief | PAC parking garage office is held up
• Empty train depot in Blue Springs gets temporary reprieve from demolition
• Man charged in killing at car wash
• Money can bring bad guys to their just rewards
• Don’t change county charter, Joco residents urge
• What’s so funny about turning 99? Ask Posie the clown
• Diocese’s Finn and Murphy appear before grand jury
• Drug shortages a growing problem
• Traffic congestion creeps back up in KC area, study shows
• Olathe is building success on wellness
• Zoo kicks off sales tax campaign
• Suburban schools brace for KC fallout
• KU enrollment drops for second fall in a row
• Dilemma for some Ford Claycomo workers: Move or lose pay and benefits
• Tuesday's winning lottery numbers
• Tribute | Richard J. Weiland was a dedicated Boy Scout
• Competency evaluation ordered for man in KCI incident
• Pilots and controllers report scores of close calls each year, but that’s normal
• Ghost Tours on Independence Square Fridays in October
• State Legislative Redistricting
• Kelley Hunt and Trampled Under Foot
• KCK BPU 2011 Fall Energy Efficiency Workshop
• Company formed by Sporting Kansas City owners eyes $16M renovation of Crossroads building
• Top of the List: Kansas City businesses by the numbers
• Task force proposes changes to reduce crashes along Missouri 152
• High Blue Indoor Triathlon in Belton, Missouri
• Feds will launch Do Not Pay List by end of year
• Northern Tool + Equipment opens first Kansas City-area store
• U.S. trucking volume decline lessens in August
• Timothy McClendon accused of killing Jose Jenkins in gunfight at 42nd and Prospect car wash
• Sprint launches push-to-talk service without Nextel network
• Lawsuit accuses the Rev. Joseph Matt of impregnating married woman whom he had an affair with while counseling
• KU Med’s Bioscience & Technology Business Center has official opening
• Groupon’s G-Team aims to help Kansas City charities
• Stealing Missouri Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder's car totally isn't worth it; Jacob Shepard gets seven years in prison
• Dorian Kofinas (senior, animation) spent the summer working on the Coterie Theat...
• Jewish Federation of Greater Kansas City Launches New Branding Campaign With Premier Studios
• Michael Kaiser, Kennedy Center president, says KC has a chance to be 'renowned for its cultural life'
• Sprint Center sells out for National Hockey League preseason game
• Greater Kansas City Shoe Roundup for Water Purification Projects
• Leading Researcher To Address Leadership Banquet
• FishNet Security recognized on CRN’s Fast Growth 100 List
• Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts robbed this morning
• Kansas, Missouri add residents since 2010 census
• Report: Freddie Mac used faulty methodology in settlement
• YRC Worldwide shuffles. eliminates executive posts
• Macy's plans to add 78,000 seasonal workers
• Shipwreck discovery yields millions in silver
• Senators reach agreement to avoid government shutdown
• Missouri incentives deal loses consensus
• KBA panel urges investment in Wichita pharma company
• Man accused of attacking boa constrictor and then threatening police with a large sword
• Debate brews over restaurant liquor ROI
• Buffett eyes repurchase of Berkshire shares
• Which Kansas Citians would be worthy of philatelic fame?
• St. Louis price war pulls down gasoline costs statewide
• Lotteries | Monday, Sept. 26
• Which Kansas Citians would be worthy of philatelic fame?
• In brief | Tips sought on missing girl; car wash killing; Trillin appearance postponed
• The Watchdog | Going straight isn’t always a good idea
• Opinions split in hearings on proposed Keystone XL oil pipeline
• Jackson County taxpayers get a small break
• Democrat Cleaver and Republican Yoder agree: Congress is a mess
• Benedictine College mourns alumna who won Nobel Peace Prize
• Former Shawnee Mission West teacher faces sex charges
• Consensus on leadership eludes KC school board
• Lawsuit alleges priest in Kansas City diocese fathered child
• John Huntsman: a moderate Republican for immoderate times
• Free Longview Art and World Music Festival Friday Sept 30-Oct 2
• YRC Worldwide shuffles, eliminates executive positions
• Free Weston Applefest Saturday Oct 1-2
• Matt Cassel has a hard time looking cool after throwing an interception ... and fumbling his hat
• Coming and going: Kansas City law firms round up new hires
• Kansas City may seek $7.5M in Missouri tax credits for West Edge
• Missouri colleges get grant to train 4,600 health care workers
• Sprint Nextel’s smart-grid offerings target utilities
• Sporting Kansas City forms tech company focusing on stadiums
• Top 5 inspection points for buying a new bicycle
• Seasons 52 seeks 100 employees for first Kansas City restaurant
• Before the Playboy Club was a TV series, it was a Kansas City hot spot
• Michelle Preston, ex-Shawnee Mission West teacher, accused of having sex with three students
• Community Faces | 6th annual Paws in the Park
• Chiefs don’t accept gift-wrapped chance for win from Chargers, lose 20-17
• Missouri teachers might be able to stay Facebook friends with their students ... if Gov. Jay Nixon lets them
• HCA names Boatwright as CEO of Overland Park Regional Medical Center
• Kansas City-area gas prices shift into reverse
• Did Mitch Holthus call Chiefs linebacker Jovan Belcher 'the honey badger'?
• Marquise Williams Jr. dies in wreck after bizarre dispute on Highway 69
• Texas A&M is officially a member of the SEC; Mizzou-to-SEC talk continues
• Energy companies heat up a cool IPO market
• Republicans seek presidential hopeful to reclaim Midwest
• Strict sentencing laws mean fewer felony cases reach trial
• Mamtek faces investigation about promised Missouri plant
• Clearwire looks to sell 4G service to Sprint competitors
• Watch out, iPad: Amazon could bring a worthy foe
• Congress budget dispute threatens disaster relief
• Man shot to death at 42nd and Prospect car wash; 84 homicides in KCMO
• Gold heads toward biggest three-day loss in 28 years
• Presidential Inauguration
• In brief | U.S. 69 fatality; ‘disturbance’ ends in fatal wreck; Olathe drowning victim identified
• Four people arrested after carjacking, police chase in KC
• KCK fines are half off for three days and three days only
• The Watchdog | Fix the sidewalk, please
• Kansas agencies assessing algae’s impact in lakes
• Requests for aid with utility bills spike in Johnson County
• Gladstone exhibit honors U.S. troops killed in Iraq, Afghanistan
• After five years supporting urban schools, PREP-KC looks to future
• Experts split whether factory farming led to heat deaths of livestock
• Renovating museum’s Corinthian Hall to cost millions more
• Labor looks to court ruling to increase its political sway
• KC sets up hidden cameras to catch illegal dumpers
• Lotteries | Saturday, Sept. 24, and Sunday, Sept. 25
• Whisper Walk for ovarian cancer sends a message loud and clear
• KC Chiefs get moral victory; only trail San Diego 10-0 at half
• Muncie Christian School Carnival
• LRA Parade a bit hit!
• New book addresses the alarming truth about diveristy in corporate America
• In brief | Missing Grandview man found dead; fire damages warehouse
• Family Wanted | Harligh, 11
• All-star cast is on CD that honors Hannibal, Mo.’s Mark Twain
• Tribute | Patrick Doherty was ‘very kind and very giving’
• Kansas City rally calls for more bike trails and sidewalks
• After a long wait, a sweet victory for 52-year-old triathlete from Leawood
• Art lovers call it ‘the best Plaza fair ever’
• Out of a drug daze, ex-addict finds road back to success
• Conditions are essential to peace in the Mideast
• SNAP gives abuse victims a voice, but its tactics are questioned
• Lotteries | Saturday, Sept. 24
• ‘Best Plaza Fair ever’
• Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce wins top state honor
• 70 ways to be a more effective leader
• Use the 5Cs to assess organizational risk in your new leader role
• When Europe’s economy hurts, we feel it too
• Art competition is creativity on steroids
• Lotteries | Saturday, Sept. 24
• Tribute | Don Toevs was ‘the ultimate teacher’
• The Watchdog | It’s the end of the road, but for which lane?
• Lawsuit filed over Missouri’s new congressional districts
• In brief | Missing Grandview man possibly sighted
• States fail to excel in healthy brain lifestyles
• Listeriosis case reported in Johnson County
• Greg Farmer to lead The Star’s metro coverage
• New library is a thrill for KCK school
• Deaths prompt concerns in loft building
• Burned restaurant worker leaves hospital
• Obama visit presents McCaskill with a dilemma
• Nixon takes General Assembly to task over inaction on jobs
• Obama turns to Truman playbook against Congress
• LeBron James won't be coming back to Kansas City; NBA cancels preseason game at Sprint Center
• Kansas City gives Port Authority 68 more acres to develop on riverfront
• Polsinelli Shughart’s Brady will be VP of Missouri Bar
• Missouri Science and Innovation Reinvestment Act goes to Nixon
• Top of the List: Kansas City-area stock brokerage firms
• NBA lockout cancels Sprint Center game
• "Where Have I Been, Where Am I Going," by Logan Graves (senior, sculpture), mixe...
• Carmen's Cafe
• Jeffrey Ford spits in Colorado, gets linked to rape in Kansas City
• HCA consolidates two divisions; Kansas City keeps unit’s headquarters
• Duraseal Pipe Coatings will leave Olathe for Missouri, add space and jobs
• Another lawsuit against Bishop Robert Finn and the Catholic diocese alleges cover-up in Shawn Ratigan child-porn case
• Look for the KCAI booth at the Plaza Art Fair this weekend. There will be lots o...
• Specialized bicycle components recalls bicycles due to fall hazard
• KC Chiefs/San Diego Chargers Week 3 preview: The Chiefs can win if …
• Community Faces | Walk A Mile In Her Shoes
• University of Kansas Hospital ranks No. 2 among academic medical centers
• Big 12 pledges unity, but Missouri is still flirting with the SEC
• BofA looks to sell its slice of Overland Park-based NPC
• Board of Regents cuts include KU Med request
• Kansas City initiative wins federal money to promote development
• Feds announce indictments in area-based tax fraud scheme
• Missouri House fails to move economic development bill
• Council committee moves to derail Chastain light-rail initiative
• Big 12 commissioner resigns; conference future remains shaky
• Kansas ranks near top in personal income growth
• Feds blind to signs of trouble at Solyndra as they touted company
• Mortgage activity sags in 2010
• NFL using Jamaal Charles' injury to entice fantasy players
• The Pitch Questionnaire: Robert Stewart
• Dustup sparks look at police board meals
• In Brief | Grandview man remains missing
• Brownback endorses Perry for president
• Living history tour is Oct. 1 at Union Cemetery
• Business legislation advances in Missouri
• Basehor City Council fires city manager in surprise vote
• Kansas business owner indicted in steroid distribution case
• Repeat sex offender sentenced for abusing girl, 8
• 14 indicted in massive tax refund scam
• KC Council committee suggests rejection of Chastain light rail plan
• Retiring Fed chief reportedly a candidate for MU system president
• Third lawsuit filed against KC priest
• Big 12 looks to past for help with the future
• 8-year-old skateboarding wiz gets bigtime parental support
• Obama to waive parts of No Child Left Behind law ‘Beginning of the end’ seen for No Child Left Behind
• Lotteries | Thursday, Sept. 22
• Tortoise Capital asks to change status with SEC
• Missouri Senate leader has concerns about House version of jobs package
• Intouch Solutions opens office in New York City
• TradeWind Energy signs 20-year deal with Alabama utility
• Ferrellgas Partners buys California propane retailer
• Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences inaugurates Weaver as CEO
• Argus Health Systems announces retail deal with Wal-Mart
• Boehner says federal government won't shut down
• Nordstrom Rack rides wave of new retail in Kansas City
• Former Mizzou running back Derrick Washington guilty of sexual assault
• NovaStar Financial adopts poison pill provision
• Chuck Neinas tells The Star that he's talking with the Big 12
• Kansas City Chiefs bad enough to be a Jay Leno punch line
• Sam Brownback endorses Rick Perry for president ... derp
• Cat hoarder's felines can be adopted out or euthanized, judge rules
• Celebrate Chez les Canses at Fort Osage Sept 24-25
• What you can do to avoid getting accosted while jogging or riding
• AMC plans $4M renovation for Ward Parkway theater
• Hoenig may become MU System president
• Special legislative session could end Friday without a deal
• Judge sets February date for AT&T merger trial
• Dan Beebe should be out as Big 12 commissioner Thursday, Star reports
• Senate panel airs antitrust concerns to Google chairman
• Covington stands behind work for Kansas City School District
• HP board considers firing the company’s top executive
• Economists: Kansas employment will show drop for the year
• KC ranks as 43rd best city
• Lee’s Summit may expand use of redevelopment tool
• Congratulations Alyssa!
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• Republic School District kinda, sorta repeals book ban
• Interim leader to become president at Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences
• Tainted Colorado melons cause illnesses in Missouri
• Reopen database on doctors, groups urge top officials
• Tribute | Burley Martin taught for decades at Turner High in KCK
• On the flu front, loads of vaccine and shorter needles
• Job-creation measure sidelined in Missouri legislature
• Student who inspired ‘Hope Summit’ dies of cancer at 17
• Court case in 1981 Leawood slaying advances
• Missouri audit critical of Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder, Gov. Jay Nixon
• Parents look for a way out of Kansas City School District
• Law enforcement officers train at airline museum
• In brief | Cats may be euthanized; man sentenced for assault; testing ordered in incident at KCI
• Volunteers write the first chapter for Joplin books
• Family vows to overcome Nevada air race tragedy
• Dan Beebe working on agreement to exit Big 12
• Lotteries | Wednesday, Sept. 21
• Missouri audit critical of Gov. Nixon, Lt. Gov. Kinder
• Statue at Union Station recalls iconic photo
• AMC Entertainment plans $4M face-lift of Ward Parkway theater
• Free Admission to Independence MO Attractions on Saturday September 25
• Sprint Nextel ousts AT&T, wins $15M contract from Houston
• Dearborn Mid-West Conveyor unit signs big contract with India, plans hiring
• KCUR general manager will retire, join Corporation for Public Broadcasting
• Kansas City Council committee advances Applebee’s HQ proposal
• LightSquared says it’s fixed GPS interference issue Garmin cites
• Federal Reserve launches 'Operation Twist'
• Garmin co-founders land on Forbes list of richest Americans
• What are our animation students and faculty thinking about and doing, and where...
• Kindergartner brings mom's crack pipe and meth to show-and-tell, according to authorities
• Report: Apple will unveil iPhone 5 on Oct. 4
• Daniel Ontiveros III, 53, accused of stalking 14-year-old girl he met on a dating website
• Missouri strips the Kansas City, Missouri, School District of accreditation
• Missouri ballot initiative calls for quadrupling tobacco tax
• Pac-12 not expanding, BYU joining the Big 12 and more conference realignment
• Kansas City, Mo., School District loses accreditation
• Euronet Worldwide buys German rewards company
• UAW deal with GM adds, keeps jobs
• Southwest looks to trim AirTran routes
• Brownback thinks Big 12 will survive
• Banks pledge to make $20B in small business loans
• Foster's sells to SABMiller for $10.2B
• Lawsuit: Full Tilt Poker website cheated
• GOP leaders to Fed: No more stimulus
• Early retail forecasts offer dim outlook for holidays
• KU prepares to apply for prestigious cancer center designation
• After Joplin, weather service weighs changes in warnings
• Two brothers, woman dead in murder-suicide
• Relative seeks to clear family name in 1931 murder case
• Transit group picks Main Street for possible streetcar route
• Bad ideas come out of Charter Commission
• Earth to satellite: When will you hit, and where?
• Kansas City School District loses state accreditation
• Lotteries | Tuesday, Sept. 20
• In brief | Olathe man charged with murder; Lenexa woman was Nevada air crash victim; charge filed in shooting death
• Cleanup of Kansas roadways is coming Saturday
• Health groups again push for a tobacco tax increase in Missouri
• Joe Robertson | Pay parents to do their job? Perhaps
• Black Cherokees regain tribal citizenship
• Emanuel Cleaver Visits Rockhurst University Class
• A Big 12 breakup most foul
• UMKC's Judy Ancel escaped the Andrew Breitbart machine
• “48 Hours Prime Time Special: Bullying” Reveals Difficulties of Young Life—Part
• Euronet Worldwide acquires German company cadooz
• Free Fall Festival in Waldo Saturday September 24
• Kansas City school district loses its accreditation
• Police identify three killed Sunday in midtown shooting
• Kansas City commission recommends Main Street streetcar route
• Missouri jobs package may lag for another week
• Hospital group: Obama deficit proposal would hurt Missouri more than other states
• JD Byrider opens second Kansas City-area used car dealership
• LMG Construction of Kansas City wins $65.8M in contracts for military projects
• University of Kansas Cancer Center holds send-off for NCI application
• Amid tough times for media, Kansas Citians start school for freelancers
• Mayors pick team to leverage Google Fiber project in Kansas City area
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• Puppet the Psycho Dwarf talking lawsuit against Hulk Hogan's Micro Championship Wrestling
• Free Oktoberfest in Lee's Summit Missouri
• Benjamin Redgate convicted of killing man who accused him of cheating at Madden football video game
• Lance Armstrong is back in competition
• The Open House at the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts (Slideshow)
• Tony Gonzalez's Plaza condo could be yours for $659,900
• Sprint officially launches Google Wallet
• Capital One hiring 3,600 employees
• Kansas Regents to discuss Big 12 changes
• Drug Hotline Helping Drug Addicts to assist Themselves
• Netflix split opens door to sale, spinoff
• President Obama presses taxes on the rich
• Chiefs RB Charles out for season
• McCaskill seeks to rein in China trade violations
• Aviation groups blast proposed air fees
• Mr. Bulky closing last KC location
• Greece inches closer to default
• Samuel Logan, disbarred JoCo lawyer, gets 10 years in federal prison for trying to cyber sex a teen girl
• Kansas City police investigating second triple homicide of the week
• Seventeen percent of Missouri's bridges are structurally deficient
• September 27 how leaders build more effective teams seminar
• October 10 is deadline for nominations in small business awards competition
• To Make A World: George Ault And 1940s America - Exhibition
• More stores offer sales receipts without the paper
• Cleaver, black caucus eye Obama’s approach on job creation
• As Obama introduces plan, deficit fight takes a partisan turn
• Lotteries | Monday, Sept. 19
• 53-year-old man accused of stalking 14-year-old girl
• Lawyer sentenced to 18 months for embezzling from veterans
• Flap over hot sauce lands a Lee’s Summit man in hot water
• Motorcyclist dies after colliding with car on the Plaza
• Statue of famous V-J Day kiss to be shown at Union Station
• Tribute | Gary Kahmann was man of faith and farming
• KU devotes week to the prevention of hazing
• Without big changes, Medicaid is imperiled, Kansas lieutenant governor says
• ACLU dealt setback in bid to block new Kansas abortion law
• Lawyer gets 10-year prison sentence in Internet porn case
• Motive unknown in triple killing in midtown KC
• Phill Kline’s firing of an assistant prosecutor at issue in hearing
• Parents of boy attacked by ferret appear in court
• GOP presidential candidates pander to primary voters’ worst instincts
• In brief | Olathe shooting victim identified; man charged in KCK slaying; social media legislation advances
• As expected, Chiefs RB Jamaal Charles is out for the year with knee injury
• Republic School District will reconsider banning books
• LRA Parade and Taco Dinner
• KCMO residents invite to City's Redistricting Meeting
• AT&T will hire about 100 in Kansas
• Kauffman Center opening prompts awes, laughs
• Sprint’s home state lays low about proposed AT&T/T-Mobile merger
• Why UBS sexual harassment suit’s payout took a cut
• Former Chief Gonzalez lists Country Club Plaza condo for sale
• Parisi opens coffee shop in Union Station
• Habitat for Humanity--Make a Difference with your free time
• Boulevard brewmaster aims at innovation to keep beer sales flowing
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• Dearborn Mid-West Conveyor Co. Collaborates with Government of India
• Garmin closes on purchase of Southern Africa distributor
• Bishop Robert Finn testifies before a Jackson County grand jury
• Free 2011 Plaza Art Fair Sept 23-25
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• Phill Kline fired a prosecutor in retaliation, judge says
• Center for Animal Health Innovation names a CEO, starts proof-of-concept grant program
• Attorneys general join antitrust suit to block AT&T/T-Mobile
• State attorneys general join antitrust suit to block AT&T/T-Mobile
• Obama wants to cut deficit by $3.6 trillion, raise taxes
• Google faces questions from Senate antitrust panel
• Federal Reserve officials worry about confusing the public
• Moody’s keeps negative stance on state, local governments
• Brownback will offer plan to jumpstart mixed Kansas economy
• Man shot and killed in Olathe; suspect captured in wooded area
• Overland Park Convention Center events drop with economy
• AT&T offers assets to Sprint, others to save T-Mobile deal
• Kansas City-area hospitals make top performers list
• Kansas City Chiefs' Jamaal Charles likely out for the season after tearing ACL (video)
• Kansas City police investigating triple homicide Sunday; 81 homicides in KCMO
• Amber Searles and 4-month-old daughter Kyra Searles-Davis found dead in Olathe
• Woman shot to death Saturday in KCK; homicide suspect surrenders after standoff
• Community Faces | Kauffman Center open house
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• Flooding is high in lawmaker’s minds as Corps ponders 2012 plans
• Reno air show disaster takes toll on Johnson County family
• Bikers raise money for March of Dimes
• Three slain in apartment building on Linwood
• Extracurricular activities save many a student
• Re-enactors thrill as Lexington battle is re-created
• The Watchdog | For Interstate 29, it’s a stitch in time
• Fed may try ‘Operation Twist’ to spark economy
• Kauffman Center wows the crowds at public open house
• Lotteries | Saturday, Sept. 17, and Sunday, Sept. 18
• In brief | Motorcyclist dies in head-on crash
• Munday on Monday | Diner’s tale
• Historic Columbia home slated for demolition
• Child care problems worse in Joplin after tornado
• Judge rules Kline retaliated against a prosecutor
• Chiefs embarrass themselves in 48-3 loss to Detroit, Charles out for the year
• Community Faces | Bike MS: Kansas City
• Mistake-prone Chiefs lose Jamaal Charles to injury, down 20-3 at the half
• Your first 100 days as a leader will make or break you
• Midwest nonprofit leaders to meet in Kansas City on October 17 & 18
• November 10 brings Minority Business Forum to Kansas City
• CBT in Overland Park offers customized leadership training for area businesses
• The Watchdog | Money is lacking right now to fix washed-out Blue River Road
• Family wanted | Ashley, 10
• Tribute | Eleanor Hardy was a wonderful lady
• St. Louis-area book drive honors boy who loved to read
• Hutchinson prisoners have begun making dog beds
• Records give glimpses of late-term abortions performed by George Tiller
• Charter schools are now part of Missouri performance report
• A nod to cowtown days, the American Royal Parade marches on
• Woman and infant killed in Olathe
• Congress debates debt along with disasters
• Memories pervade the pre-dawn hours
• Suspect surrenders after standoff in KCK
• With a building boom ending, what’s next for Kansas City?
• After losing his building, Pastor Jerry Johnston starts over
• Lotteries | Saturday, Sept. 17
• KC Chiefs/Detroit Lions Week 2 match-up
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• Nelson-Atkins Museum Major Lender In Pan-Asian Buddhist Art Exhibition
• Black Cherokees fight for identity after tribe strips citizenship
• KC schools may lose accreditation
• Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts opens with a glittering night to remember
• Lotteries | Friday, Sept. 16
• Tribute | Leroy Johnson was a beloved king of music reviews
• The Watchdog | Coming soon: A new bridge on Red Bridge Road
• More News In Brief | Two found dead in Olathe home
• In Brief | No bond for KCI suspect
• Bystander may lose an eye after drive-by shooting
• Teen convicted of murder amid skateboard feud
• Kansas proposes welfare changes
• Lexington looks back 150 years
• Some trace AMC loss to a lapse in Jefferson City
• Bishop testifies before grand jury on how diocese handled child sexual abuse
• Chiefs keep locking up the future by signing CB Flowers to extension
• Alert for Friday Night!
• Man charged in 1990 home invasion
• Area HCA hospitals make Joint Commission quality list
• Blue Valley refinancing saves district millions
• YRC Worldwide CEO Welch works to drive stronger company culture
• Kansas and Missouri work forces grow, boosting unemployment
• YRC Worldwide shareholders OK restructuring; Nasdaq warns of share delisting
• Stephen Reed guilty of second-degree murder in 16-year-old Ryder Spillman's homicide
• Chefmate blenders sold by Target are recalled for exposed blade risk
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• Fight over Madden football video game led to homicide; Wichita man Benjamin Redgate on trial for allegedly killing Luke German
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• SAT reading scores hit 40-year low
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• Roll the credits: A look at AMC Entertainment’s headquarters search
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• Census: 1 in 6 Americans in poverty
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• Tribute | Larry Borgelt was an expert in fire safety
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• Witness faults Kansas doctor's pre-abortion exams
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• Obama’s HHS shuts down public access to doctor malpractice data
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• Soldier returns from Afghanistan to witness his son’s birth
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• KC Chamber unveils 5 Big Ideas
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• H&R Block won’t offer popular refund anticipation loans
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• Details emerge on funding for Obama jobs bill
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• Kara Kopetsky's ex-boyfriend facing animal abuse charges
• Dave Borchardt is one sad Mizzou fan
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• MAREI presents Andy Heller on bank-owned foreclosures, 'rent-smart' lease options
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• MAREI presents FBI's Julia Jensen discussing real estate fraud in Kansas City
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• Wakarusa Off Road Challenge results
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• "Through the Woods&#x201D; 5K Trail Run / Walk
• Kansas ranks high for serving seniors, people with disabilities
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• Midget wrestler Little Tokyo dies at age 70
• Bank of America will cut 30,000 jobs
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• Kansas Teacher of the Year Banquet
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• Obama sends $447B jobs plan to Congress, urges quick action
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• Bank of Kansas City adds new president position
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• Kansas City Chiefs lose more than the game; Eric Berry goes down with knee injury
• Saundra Brown accused of stabbing Terrence Bedell to death with a kitchen knife
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• Tribute | Kim Edgar Swados designed sets for theater, TV
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• Cities tally up damage from summer’s Missouri River floods
• Funding is near to restore Colonnades site on 27th Street
• Kauffman Foundation rings the bell at a new charter school
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• Internal candidates for KC police chief stand out
• Run for a Child 5K & 1 Mi. Walk
• Open Door Baptist Church honors First Responders
• 2012 Small Business Awards nominations due by November 10
• IOU/USA makes a brazen statement!
• Chiefs bumble their way to 20-7 halftime deficit
• Art walk in Englewood Independence Mo Friday, Sept.17
• Why leaders need to communicate their vision often, regularly and consistently
• Central Exchange offers two leadership programs on September 14
• Hoenig featured at KC Chamber 2012 economic forecast on September 28
• Community Faces | Dippin' Dogs at Tiffany Springs
• Shovels in hand, young and old clean up the Big Muddy
• Kansas law falls short in combating human trafficking
• A delightful hiatus from the march of life
• Olathe celebrates 150 years of Kansas with Old Settlers fest
• Lotteries | Saturday, Sept. 10
• Spinach is a treat at 28th annual Lenexa festival
• 9/11 reflections | Michael Pandzik, businessman
• Storm brings early end to jazz fest in Prairie Village
• Prosecutors file second-degree murder charges in two killings
• Family Wanted | Alexander, 10, Sephiroth, 8, and Diana, 7
• Tribute | Florence Scott believed in hard work and education
• For uninsured adults, no more free flu shots in KC
• The Star takes 25 top spots in Missouri Press Association contest
• KC Chiefs/Buffalo Bills Week 1 NFL regular season match-up
• Local tennis star now add a U.S. Open Grand Slam champion
• Lake accident prompts benefit
• James focuses on chronic violence in KC
• Goose egg won’t end Nixon’s chances
• KC police board to refund thousands repaid for expensive meals
• Bag searches, checkpoints in New York amid threat report
• Lottery numbers for Friday, Sept. 9
• Operation Breakthrough celebrates 40 years, mostly of miracles
• Kansan dies after being infected by brain-eating amoeba
• Financial picture improves at Union Station
• Gaming is now just the ticket
• Tribute | Pearl Thuston Brown was a sophisticated lady of jazz
• In brief | Teen allegedly abandoned friend’s body
• Santa Fe streetscape project back before Olathe council
• Teacher apologizes for First Amendment lesson
• Clint Bowyer Is out of the Chase, and soon he may be out of his NASCAR ride
• Talkin' Truman: In the Kitchen with Bess Truman
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• Bank of Kansas City names Viazzoli as president
• Robb Heineman answers for Livestrong Sporting Park's lousy pitch
• Nimble Thimbles Quilt Show Sept 1-Sept 30
• eHealthAlign health exchange shuts down after less than a year
• Kansas City Health Department starts annual flu vaccine effort
• DeMasters Insurance buys Plaza Insurance Agency’s book of business
• Conflict about pay for Arrowhead Stadium work dings Grandview company
• LaSala-Sonnenberg expands services, staff
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• Kansas City merges budget, accounts and finance departments to cut costs
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• Kansas City health director: Layoffs limit response to biological attacks
• Half-thousand pinwheels for peace to line local street
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• Parkville Chamber eyes return to office as flooding abates
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• Obama unveils $447B jobs plan, small business measures
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• Appeals court throws out two health reform lawsuits
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• KC murder squad ‘legend’ Dave Bernard retiring
• Tribute | Jay Dee Battenberg Sr.
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• Man shot multiple times outside Lenexa bar
• Region's members of Congress react to Obama’s speech
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• Broadway Bridge next to Bartle Hall opens
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• Woman charged with supplying alcohol to minor in deadly wreck
• For 9/11, tighter security
• 9/11 reflections | Robert L. Caslen Jr., U.S. Army
• Record number of drivers buckled up in Kansas this year
• Obama proposes a $447 billion ‘jolt’ to the economy
• KC police chief list is narrowed to five
• Religious Scholar Speaks on Islamophobia
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• Volunteers will clean up Kauffman Center surroundings this weekend for grand opening
• United Way of Greater Kansas City fundraising campaign challenges companies to 5 percent increase
• Scripps rolls out live mobile video programming at KSHB-TV
• Overland Park boutique Keil & Co. hosts Beija-Flor Jeans trunk show
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• Missouri senator: ‘Incentives package is in trouble’
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• R-O-M Corp. buys Pennsylvania manufacturer Bustin Industrial Products
• Obama jobs plan should target small manufacturers, Mid-America Manufacturing Technology Center says
• Kansas City investment firm, Brandmeyers buy ethanol trucking company
• Kansas City Chiefs are the NFL's ugliest team, according to study
• KU Cancer Center’s TV special moves for Obama’s speech
• Future CEOs list sells KU short
• Man shot multiple times in the parking lot of Saint's Pub and Patio
• Kansas City Chiefs’ value drops despite division title, <em>Forbes</em> says
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• Man suspected of smoking marijuana at the Argosy Casino arrested after swimming away from police
• Waller Truck Company wins National Safety Award
• Youth fitness advocate takes second in age group at ITU Long Course Duathlon World Championship
• Dionnete Price gets a sweet mug shot after alleged carjacking that ended at Kansas City Police Headquarters
• Sen. Claire McCaskill mocked over letters on The Daily Show
• Yahoo fired Bartz for failing to make progress on goals
• Premier Beverage plans regional headquarters in Overland Park
• Missouri Senate makes headway on incentives legislation
• Obama is expected to play it safe in jobs speech
• Big 12 schools won’t give legal blessing to Texas A&M move
• Fed plots new moves to reduce interest rates
• Gates resumes work on Plaza East project
• KC legislator pushes disaster aid bills in special session
• KCK firefighter Reginald Arnold arrested on federal child sex charges
• NTSB: Helicopter pilot misjudged fuel before fatal crash
• Man found dead on front porch of vacant house at East 18th and Newton
• Few people have answers on the question of jobs
• Lotteries | Wednesday, Sept. 7
• For a few days, passengers can experience a ride in a 1929 airliner
• In brief | Charges in carjacking; fire employee suspended; death investigated
• TV show on KU Cancer Center rescheduled for 6:30 p.m. Friday
• Wonderscope Children’s Museum closed through Sept. 16 for spruce-up
• Arrest made in murder of bystander
• Costs of election on regional zoo tax at issue
• At hearing, Kansas City Council urged to improve city’s animal shelter
• Pilot’s error on fuel level cited in probe of deadly helicopter crash
• Outlawed synthetic pot finds a market in Kansas, Missouri
• St. Louis ‘aerotropolis’ is another tax-break travesty
• Stent study raises concerns on FDA’s process for approving medical devices
• Kids born on Sept. 11, 2001, try to make the best of it
• Premier Beverage will base regional headquarters in Overland Park
• Layne Christensen profits jump; investigation brings three firings
• H&R Block fights antitrust opposition to TaxACT purchase
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• Three new restaurants coming to Leawood's Park Place
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• Karl Rove has Peter Kinder's back
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• Lockton continues expansion push with new Omaha insurance office
• DDR will sell Town Center Plaza in Leawood for $139M
• KC BioMedix partners with GE Healthcare on premature baby technology
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• Eric Durante accused of stabbing man in the neck and eye at the Blarney Stone after his free-drink offer was shot down
• Balancing 'corporate crutches' with company culture
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• Saab seeks protection from creditors
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• Incentives plan faces rocky start in special session
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• Oak Park Mall will add cupcake shop
• Former Missouri governor investigated for campaign donations
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• Gordon Biersch Brewery sets opening date for first Kansas restaurant
• Google buys Kansas City digital coupon company Zave Networks
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• Lou Engle says Texas Gov. Perry's presidential announcement may have brought relief during the Lone Star State's drought
• Sprint Nextel sues to block AT&T/T-Mobile deal
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• KCK schools might turn to a different test of student achievement
• Bike 4 the Brain raises money and awareness for mental health issues
• It’s back to the drawing board for KC’s council district boundaries
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• Chiefs tight end Tony Moeaki injures knee and will miss the 2011 season
• Summit Fair adds The Children’s Place, Massage Heights
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• Google eyes Hulu as a means to bolster its entertainment offerings
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• MCC has transfer agreement with historically black college
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• Andersen filing aims to stop West Edge deal for Polsinelli
• MCC students capture surreal landscape: dendroids on the lawn
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• Hesse discusses AT&T deal, Sprint merger potential
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• Operator of Kansas City pub Raglan Road files for bankruptcy
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• Study: Top companies pay more to execs than in taxes
• Polsinelli boosts Denver presence with new lawyers
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• Missouri business leaders seek passage of jobs package
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• KC School Board President West resigns
• AT&T sweetens merger deal with jobs offer
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• KC mayor’s son accused of assault after nightclub incident
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• In brief | Woman hit by vehicle in KC dies; two killed in Platte County wreck; Clay County auditor appointed
• Platte County declines to put zoo sales tax before voters
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• The Watchdog | MoDOT says not to worry: Rocks fit snugly on highway slope
• Kansas City still seeks nighttime outlets for city’s youths
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• Poverty remakes county portrait
• Tribute | Daniel J. Stechschulte Sr. was a doctor renowned for his caring manner
• Gun-trafficking operation costs two Justice Department officialstheir jobs
• Ticket prices rise for concerts, plays, other cultural events
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• Lotteries | Tuesday, Aug. 30
• Amid embezzlement inquiry, executive of mental health nonprofit loses job
• Magazine likes MU’s contribution to the public good
• Missouri auditor publicly goes after newspaper that criticized him
• Kansas adopts system to detect aid fraud
• The Doo-Dads bring garageland to kidsville
• KC Chiefs make two player moves and trim roster to 80
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• Purported Sprint memo to employees: Don’t talk about the iPhone
• Kansas City businesses see stronger activity but remain skeptical, survey finds
• 35th Annual Independence Piecemakers Quilt Show Sept 2-5 at the Sermon Center
• Lockton ventures into new territory, opens offices in Philadelphia and Norway
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• American Suzuki hit with $18M verdict for allowing ads that dented Kansas City dealer
• Buffalo Bill Days are coming back to Leavenworth, Kan.
• Collet & Associates advises electric cooperatives on portfolio of renewable projects
• City's Redistricting Advisory Committee will meet Aug. 31
• Another allegation surfaces of abuse at Republic School District
• New Zealand’s Argenta plans plant in Kansas City Animal Health Corridor
• Boulevard beer sales to benefit Joplin
• Former Star publisher Art Brisbane gets shredded for doing his job at The New York Times
• West Edge turns into a very expensive game of Jenga
• KC composer wins worldwide competition
• Mayor Sly James' son accused of punching a woman in the face at The Point bar
• Wireless firms spend millions dialing into mobile commerce
• Fraud suspected at Kansas Medicaid contractor
• U.S. lenders back in subprime auto loan business
• FDIC opposes Bank of America settlement
• NYT: Aggies want to leave Big 12
• First Kansas City 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb slated
• Polsinelli Shughart picks West Edge for new HQ
• Retired Jackson County judge Dean dies at 64
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• Prosecutor clears ex-sheriff’s officer
• KC school leaders work with state on Covington’s impending departure
• KC Municipal Court switches to paperless tickets
• Former KC diocese priest faces another lawsuit alleging sexual abuse
• Planned Parenthood says it will close clinic Friday if funding not restored
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• Man trapped in debris at Ft. Leavenworth
• Man allegedly took photos of women in hotel restrooms
• Some pools in Johnson County close because of parasite, but others stay open
• Another casualty of 9/11: pragmatic immigration reform
• U.S. and Taliban made headway in scuttled talks
• ‘Worst case of cat hoarding’ uncovered in Northland
• Senators angry over FEMA cutbacks affecting Joplin
• Law firm chooses West Edge for headquarters, but unfinished building there will be razed
• Lotteries | Monday, Aug. 29
• Local News in Brief | Man pleads guilty in convenience store holdup, slaying
• KCK Shepherd’s Center celebrate 25th anniversary
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• KC Chiefs cut seven players, need to cut two more before tomorrow afternoon
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• Owner-operator association wins appeal to stop truck driver monitors
• MCC trains VA mobile medical unit staff
• West Bottoms corrals small herd of new restaurants
• Students return to campus amid wild times
• Riega Foods enters 244 Winn-Dixie stores
• The North Face Endurance Challenge marathon results
• Some FEMA money for Joplin will be delayed to assist victims of Irene
• National Recovery Services expands to house bank card collections in Ottawa
• Subway Restaurants a sponsor for Reinessance Festival
• Kansas senators to spend time in local classrooms
• KU Endowment gets $1M donation to create professorship honoring Atkinson
• Fund set up for Church's Chicken employee burned by grease
• Menorah Medical Center will modernize birthing center
• Kansas City International Airport gets back to normal after Hurricane Irene
• Dead people still not voting in Kansas
• Free ballet lessons through September 2nd at Kansas City Ballet School
• 74 students get help from Single Parent Book Loan
• Sporting KC magically turns a 2-0 lead into a 3-2 loss
• Check out this short video highlight from move-in day and Harvesters!
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• FEMA will redirect money from Joplin to cover hurricane damage
• Stock markets set to open in wake of Irene
• Flights resume but delays continue as Irene weakens
• Obama will nominate Krueger to economic post
• Hurricane will cost businesses billions, but could provide boost
• FCC restarts clock on consideration of AT&T purchase of T-Mobile
• KC business leaders to feds: Economy is hampering hiring
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• Missouri state auditor sues governor for diverting $170M
• "Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego?" Lyrics
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• Lawrence activist recalls 1964 encounter with Martin Luther King Jr.
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• Case in 2001 slaying takes a new twist: Will witnesses recant?
• Police mistake carries collateral damage: a 2-year-old’s fear
• Irene lashes New York but doesn’t fulfill predictions
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• Despite sluggish economy, UMKC’s fundraising is on the rise
• Kansas balks at disclosing how it developed new rules for abortion clinics
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• The forward march: Keeping the Civil War’s lessons alive
• Lotteries | Saturday, Aug. 27
• Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey roars into Kansas City
• '25 Under 25' small business awards competition nominations underway
• KCMO small businesses get a voice on August 29
• Google to teach website building workshops to Kansas City small businesses
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• Common-Sense Judge Allows Teachers to Communicate with Students via Facebook
• Ganesh Festival slated at Hindu Temple of Kansas City
• Rams beat Chiefs 14-10 in another glorified practice for KC
• Fund established for restaurant worker burned by grease
• Grand jury hears more witnesses in Ratigan case
• Park Hill superintendent to retire
• Two days after resigning, KC schools chief takes job in Michigan
• Another look at Lenexa City Center plan
• Four die in Clay County medical helicopter crash
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• 2 million ordered to leave as Irene takes aim
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• Free Festival in Bonner Springs Friday and Saturday August 26 and August 27
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• KC-area companies will be abundant at Great Plains Capital Conference
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• Hurricane Irene threat prompts cancellation of a few Kansas City International Airport flights
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• Cerner office park design wins approval of Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, Kan.
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• Bernanke: Fed won’t take new action to boost U.S. economy
• Casa de Oro Foods stake sells to Gruma for $20M
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• Kristopher Ploof accused of crashing his SUV onto the roof of a home at East 43rd and Kensington
• Texas A&M gives notice, says it's looking. SMU lobbies to join the Big 12
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• Pvt. Brian Anderson accused of lying about being shot while jogging on the Little Blue Trace Trail
• Buffett will sink $5B into uncertain Bank of America
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• Starbucks CEO gains business allies in push for debt deal
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• Kansas City school Superintendent Covington sticks to resignation plan
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• In Brief | Argument leads to deadly shooting
• Missouri special session is Sept. 6
• Layne Christensen Co. will receive Citizen Diplomacy Award
• Independence animal shelter project will have different contractor
• Johnson County prosecutors ban vacation company
• Man charged in 1980 murder
• Rockhurst Welcomes Students to Summer Institute
• Cynthia L. Martin elected to National Conference of Bar Examiners board
• Nixon calls Missouri special session for Sept. 6
• Poster contest aims to Put the Brakes on Fatalities
• Man shot to death around 2 p.m. on Kansas Avenue; 73 homicides in KCMO
• 2011 Child Support Amnesty Fair
• Boulevard Brewing taps East Coast market
• Fannie Mae: Odds of another recession are a 'coin toss'
• Deloitte study: 4G rollout could spur 771,000 U.S. jobs
• Medicare supplier bidding program will expand to 91 new markets
• Perceptive Software plans to hire dozens
• Immigrant rights group screens '9500 Liberty' Aug. 29 in Liberty Hall
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• Police report two cases of homeless-on-homeless violence in the last five days
• Ericson Veterinary Hospital sponsors reading event at Children's Mercy Hospital
• Carondelet Heart Institute will double in size with $5.5M expansion
• Service of healing slated on 9/11 at Community of Christ Temple
• Community Faces | Dead Girl Derby: The Last Stand
• Compass Minerals plant stalls after storm that killed one employee
• Zero curfew violations on first weekend of entertainment district crackdown
• Minor Monuments exhibit opens at MCC-Longview Aug. 26
• KCAI freshmen participated in Community Connection Day on Saturday, and Fox 4 ne...
• Google helps make Kansas City an emerging innovative center, Wall Street Journal reports
• Jackson County Triathlon and Duathlon race results
• Cody Wente charged with battery for allegedly hitting Jimmy Nielsen with an Omar Bravo bobblehead
• Kansas City Chiefs fan knocks Baltimore Ravens fan the f' out (video)
• Man shot to death at 24th and Olive; 72 homicides in KCMO
• Charon Haley found shot to death on doorstep in south Kansas City; 71 homicides in KCMO
• Bryan Jensen dies in plane crash at Kansas City Air Show (graphic video)
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• NTS Professor of New Testament helps translate the new Common English Bible
• Streetcars could be running in downtown KC by 2015
• Gadhafi's reign appears over as Libyan rebels sweep into Tripoli
• Lotteries | Saturday, Aug. 20, and Sunday, Aug. 21
• In brief | Arrest in stabbing; man critically injured in shooting; rape charge filed
• Man burned when his car crashes into restaurant
• KCP&L expects power will be restored soon to all customers
• Renovations on the table for two courthouses in Independence
• Economic strain shows in drop in donations of school supplies
• Momentum grows to swap income tax for sales tax in states
• Kansas City air show concludes with tribute to pilot killed in crash
• Ethnic festival mirrors KC’s global reach
• Lee’s Summit, where immigrant dreams dwell
• Biz 2 Biz Connections announces new time for weekly networking meetings
• Sean Stormes talks about sales, corporate identity and competition on August 25
• Hulshof thinks he is the victim of ‘egregious misreporting’
• Storm provides a weather rerun for Kansas City area
• Courage shows in small gestures
• Complying with curfew, kids enjoy Plaza — with their parents
• Man behind decision on U.S. credit rating has roots in KC area
• Lotteries | Saturday, Aug. 20
• Thousands see crash that kills veteran pilot
• KU researchers work on method to block bullying in schools
• In Brief | Motorcyclist killed in funeral procession
• Grant gives boost to science, technology, engineering and math education
• Family Wanted | Mateo, 14
• Cramped Fort Hays State moves students to motel
• Tribute | Bill Stoskopf was a gifted musician and teacher
• Doubts about Mark Woodworth’s guilt persist
• Questions surround Kenny Hulshof’s tactics in murder prosecutions
• Care of Poor People seeks help from KC congregations
• Researcher to present 'Boxes - The Secret Life of Howard Hughes' at Crossroads Church on Sept. 4
• Biplane crashes at air show, one dead
• New Summit Church offers free Dave Ramsey course preview Aug. 28
• Discus thrower champion heads for college
• Community Faces | KU KickOff pep rally
• The Nelson-Atkins Art Museum Debuts Website Extension
• Chiefs fall 31-13 to Ravens; WR Baldwin hurt in locker room fight
• Governors urge Army Corps of Engineers to work on flooding
• T-Bones and schools will team up for reading
• Auditor questions Nixon's disaster fundings
• Cass County official to investigate lawman
• Police say murder victim was a ‘straight arrow’
• Anti-violence rally focuses on healthy choices
• ‘Crypto’ outbreak hits Johnson County
• Storm was season's worst for KCP&L
• Teachers group sues over social media limits
• All quiet on the Plaza on first night of new curfew
• In Brief | Scare disrupts airport’s Terminal C
• A silent sojourn by Palin puzzles KC
• Cell service denial treads a fine line
• At Kaw Point, antiquated drainage system turns Kansas River into ‘one big sewer’
• For some teens, Plaza beckons as a safe haven
• Credibility of the Chiefs takes a hit
• Lotteries | Friday, Aug. 19
• Tribute | Bev Cathcard was a friend to horses and people
• Kansas wants to make monthly payments during Planned Parenthood appeal
• Chiefs lead Ravens 13-10 in 3rd quarter of Friday’s preseason game
• Ninth annual KC Irish Fest returns to Crown Center over Labor Day weekend
• Kansas City-area hospitals see employee turnover surge, survey says
• Google will teach Kansas City small businesses how to get online
• Sprint may be eyeing Clearwire acquisition, Bloomberg reports
• Chiefs receiver Jonathan Baldwin injured in locker-room fight with Thomas Jones, according to Nick Wright
• New smartphone app aims to stop drunken driving
• More health care costs will shift to workers, survey says
• MCC highlights long-time employee: Deb Vacek
• Businesses praise new Kansas City curfew
• Kansas, Missouri are among nine states to improve jobless rates in July
• The Pitch Questionnaire: Emily Frost
• Midland Loan Services will expand, hire 140 in Overland Park
• Russ Ptacek's reporting sends Clay County Auditor William Norris packing
• Legoland Discovery Center Kansas City and Sealife Kansas City Name Mendy Rose Marketing Manager
• Bank of America cuts 3,500 jobs, many more cuts could come
• Watch Sporting KC goalie Jimmy Nielsen get pegged with a bobblehead; then listen to the announcer call him 'one-eyed Jimmy'
• New staff at MCC - welcome!
• Kansas Association of Realtors releases July 2011 home sales statistics for Kansas
• Kansas City Council passes 9 p.m. entertainment district curfew for young people
• Top of the List: Kansas City-area general contractors
• Today is Move-in Day at KCAI. We're hoping that students tweet about their exper...
• Show Those Hurting That You Care!
• Target Succeeds Again with Back-to-School Commercial
• Local Dentist Now Offers New Anesthetic Reversal Drug - Numb Free in Half the Time
• 9 p.m. curfew for youth begins tonight in Plaza, other entertainment districts
• Suspect in girl’s death once threatened to bomb workplace
• Man accused in family slayings told police he ‘messed up’
• Chastain’s light rail plan hits a snag
• American Royal Parade is one week earlier than normal
• Clay County auditor resigns amid questions about felony conviction
• Mourners line street as Spc. Spencer Duncan is laid to rest
• Black scientists more likely to be rejected for NIH grants, study finds
• Federal prosecutors want life sentence for priest in child pornography case
• Quicker relief in domestic violence cases
• Union Station to spotlight African-American history
• Lotteries | Thursday, Aug. 18
• College student is killed when someone fires into Northland apartment
• Preliminary state report card shows KC district status could be in jeopardy
• Tribute | Wayne Ballard as a loving family man
• KC Chiefs take on Baltimore Ravens Friday night in playoff rematch
• If you could live in any time period, which one would you choose and why?
• Shug's Low Country Cuisine review for travelers to Colorado
• Grinter House music jamboree
• T-Bones host a book drive for KCKPS
• Open House for the Downtown Corridor Alternatives Analysis
• State program elimination threatens Energy Smart Homes Initiative
• Q&A: Bayer CEO Greg Babe discusses education, economy
• Warinner Gesinger & Associates combines with Moss Adams
• Kansas City Southern, Waddell & Reed see share prices dive
• Albee's 'Death of Bessie Smith' presented at Hickman Mills church
• Pakistan actress attacked by Taliban discusses honor killings
• Developmentally disabled featured in 'Oz' production
• Throwing dirt at the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts (in a good way)
• Retired lawyer claims Crown Center security roughed him up
• YRC Worldwide restructuring will ask shareholders to OK new shares
• Take pretend calls to avoid people? You’re not alone
• Bayer boosts effort to improve KC science education
• MCC welcomes new faculty and staff
• Kansas City student selected for internship at Youth Villages
• Fuel pushes Kansas City-area consumer prices up
• ECCO Select wins approval for big government contract
• Peter Kinder quotes Dean Martin to prove he's not a creepy dude who goes to strip clubs ... still sounds creepy
• Kansas City couldn’t financially support an NBA team, study finds
• Omar Bravo bobblehead night turns ugly; Sporting KC goalie Jimmy Nielsen gets hit in the face by thrown bobblehead
• Garmin introduces Vector, a new power meter option for cycling
• Ex-Councilwoman Carol Coe wants curfew violators locked up in abandoned schools for the weekend
• Jackson County Triathlon run course preview
• Exhibition - Landscapes East/Landscapes West: Representing Nature from Mount Fuji To Canyon de Chelly
• Highwoods Properties to withdraw Plaza office project
• Police announce areawide DUI crackdown
• Vandalized buses complicate school year’s start in Grain Valley
• Chief of Missouri Housing Development Commission resigns
• Joplin students return to school with lessons in resilience
• KC nears showdown on new weapons plant
• KC teens deserve an honest dialogue
• Northland victim was innocent bystander, police say
• Air Force A-10 Thunderbolt team will headline this weekend’s Kansas City Air Show
• Lotteries | Wednesday, Aug. 17
• KC Council to vote today on slight property tax increase
• Firefighters union chief Louie Wright sues blogger Tony Botello
• Tribute | Annie Rechtien was wise beyond her 6 years
• In brief | Police identify man killed in shooting
• The Watchdog | Filling you in on pothole repairs
• Police: Motive unclear in death of Mo. 3-year-old
• Slow work on weatherization imperils Green Impact Zone program
• Crowds turn out to honor Navy SEAL killed in Afghanistan
• Former sheriff admits forcing women to expose body parts
• Rose Brooks domestic violence shelter breaks ground for new wing
• Targeted youth curfew gains support in Kansas City Council
• Announcement
• ACT scores for local school districts
• Koster: Missouri can build health insurance exchange without forcing use
• Sprint will upgrade network faster through Mobilitie deal
• KCP&L electric bills will drop
• Gasket Engineering plans to expand, add 10 new jobs in Kansas City
• Louie Wright, union head, sues Tony Botello for defamation
• Former Kansas City Club building is listed for sale at $8.95M
• Kansas City-area building permit activity slows in July
• Three months after tornado, it's back to school in Joplin
• Mizzou basketball coach Frank Haith named in Miami booster scandal
• Country Club Plaza office building opponents agree to new site
• Joseph Hendrix's sentence reduced in the killing of Michael Tutera
• Kansas wants federal money to promote marriage
• Shane Reed gets 18 months in juvie for his role in Ryder Spillman's slaying
• Kansas City International Airport traffic keeps climbing in July
• Indoor Walking Club for 50 plus begins Sept. 6 at New Century Fieldhouse
• Bookstores still need help - give a few hours of your time
• Grantham University and the IACP Foundation Offer $108,000 in Scholarships
• Sam Brownback's right turns shock and appall New York Times
• Someone really didn't want to go to school in Grain Valley
• Man found shot to death after police receive reports of a prowler; 70 homicides in KCMO
• Teen shot and killed after argument in north east Kansas City; suspect still at-large
• Which local entrepreneur do you want Crosby Kemper III to interview?
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• Ballet North Announces 2010-2011 Results
• Crowds line roads to salute fallen soldier Spencer Duncan
• Lotteries | Tuesday, Aug. 16
• James Hart | Is your car on the most stolen list?
• Teen sentenced in killing during skateboarder feud
• Copper thieves damage Scout traffic system
• Kansas plans statewide discussions on child welfare
• New housing at KCK Community College is full
• Candidates for MU system president will interview in KC this week
• KCK heroin trafficker Verdale Handy gets life sentence
• Lawsuit challenging earnings tax election requirement is dismissed
• Release of ACT scores tell educators ‘we have work to do’
• ACLU sues state of Kansas over limits on abortion insurance
• Curfew center could help KC police reduce youth violence
• Appraisals present a baffling situation
• In brief | Shooting victim identified; body found in burning house; one dead in shooting
• National Endowment for the Arts won’t fund Kansas programs
• Missouri envisions profit from pond scum as biodiesel source
• Christopher Elbow's Glacé lands in Leawood
• Johnson County Sun newspaper shuts its doors
• CenturyLink will offer Internet phone service in Missouri
• Rangel appointed to Port Authority
• Political fundraiser Presley joins Bryan Cave
• KCTV5: Chiefs fans can stop worrying about transmission problem
• Broadway entrance to Penn Valley parking garage to close
• Slate assures us that Kansas native who downgraded U.S. credit is a normal guy
• Missouri Housing Development Commission leader Lineberry resigns after heat from lieutenant governor
• Independence makes ranking of minor-league sports cities
• The Johnson County Sun shuts down, lays off 20 employees
• Jackson County Triathlon bike course preview
• Matt Cassel may ruin your fantasy football team
• Habitat for Humanity Wine Tasting
• CommunityBlog: Going round and round about roundabouts
• Imagine KC presents a plan to connect the region
• KCK BPU meeting agenda, August 17
• Former MCC-Maple Woods student athlete killed in action while serving in Afghanistan
• KC Scout traffic alert system is damaged by copper thieves
• Lou Engle believes he can pray the gay away and also convert Muslims to Christianity
• Wichita State University tops engineering R&D spending in Missouri, Kansas
• Check out the latest progress on campus projects!
• Employee's books can be purchased on Amazon
• Check out KCAI's alumni page. It's a great way to stay connected!
• Randy Lande blames 'sexomnia' in the rape of an 8-year-old Independence girl
• Kansas and Missouri make list of top 10 states for business
• Chef Michael Smith Honored with Invitation to Cakebread Cellars 25th Event
• Bubba Starling choo, choo, chooses the Kansas City Royals
• Man dead in double shooting on Kansas City's south side; 68 homicides in KCMO
• Motorcycle gangs face off in Pulaski County
• Back-to-School Communication Tool
• Decorative Arts from World's Fairs Opens at Nelson-Atkins Spring 2012
• Renaissance Adds Talent & Depth with Merger
• Seeds of the British riots exist on U.S. shores, too
• Drawings in a Waldo attic are an early Christmas gift
• Google to acquire Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion
• Royals sign first-round pick Bubba Starling
• Curfew option has KC’s attention after violence on the Plaza
• Lotteries | Monday, Aug. 15
• In brief | Hit-and-run victim identified; rail worker struck and killed; shot teen identified
• ‘Stand for Spencer’ rally to honor soldier killed in attack on helicopter
• Missouri man admits to suffocating 3-year-old girl
• Trial starts in four deaths in Kansas
• KU Med Center lands $6 million Alzheimer’s research grant
• Hope Leadership Academy, a charter school, to open Wednesday
• Kansas seeks federal grant for program to promote marriage
• New school year brings changes in KC district
• Smoke in cabin disrupts flight bound for KC
• Overland Park council approves 46 percent property tax increase
• Zoo tax placed on November ballot in Jackson County
• People 'Stand for Spencer' to honor soldier killed in Afghanistan helicopter attack
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• Kansas Securities Commission lets businesses raise $1M without registering
• Campus attendance maps reveal wide areas of service
• Zoo tax goes on November ballot in Jackson County
• Flying with Scicon Technical Bike Bags
• H&R Block CEO meets with teens, urges financial responsibility
• CenturyLink tries to dial back rumors that it wants to buy Sprint
• Liberty ranks No. 7 among Money’s Best Places to Live
• Country Club Plaza businesses assess shootings fallout
• Texas A&M is still in the Big 12 ... for now
• What's your purpose? A spotlight on Ian Jennings
• School News: F. L. Schlalge High School Community Caring Day
• KC police release name of man shot to death early Sunday
• Jackson County Triathlon swim course preview
• University of Kansas Medical Center is named as Alzheimer’s Disease Center
• Paradise Park donates $650 to MCC's emergency book fund
• Frontier Airlines adds two nonstop destinations from Kansas City International Airport
• Mustang club supports widow driving pink saleen Mustang cross-country for charity
• The Elms Resort & Spa closes Nov. 1 for renovations
• Woman accused of driving her preteen daughters to Wichita so a sex offender could abuse them is charged with rape and human trafficking
• Hawthorn Bank parent sees earnings jump on lower expenses
• Next BIG Breakfast is Sept. 7
• Kansas City-area gas prices shed a dime a gallon
• Ira Glass goes to Worlds of Fun for the games, not the rides
• Student Living Center opens Friday; Community Connection Day on Saturday for new...
• Three teens wounded and Mayor Sly James ducks for cover in Plaza shooting Saturday night
• 18-year-old woman shot and killed Saturday night; 15-year-old arrested at the scene
• First Day of School: Ditch the Rules
• Community Faces | Race for the Cure
• Man found dead outside home
• Plaza mayhem prompts call for change
• Lotteries for Sunday, Aug. 14
• The Watchdog | Northland road extension worries driver
• Local News in Brief | Trial set in lawsuit over Kansas River drowning
• Capital trial in four Kansas deaths could last weeks
• Missouri man won’t be retried for mother’s 1993 slaying
• Pedestrian dies in hit-and-run
• Special service in Johnson County honors soldiers lost in attack on Chinook
• Supporters of Olathe breast cancer survivor raise $15,600 in Komen race
• Ex-pastor volunteers to bring Bible lessons to inmates
• Columbia program pairs shelter dogs with veterans returning from service
• The hot thing in high school education? Careers
• KC mayor, bodyguards reject excuses in Plaza shooting
• Munday on Monday | Stress test
• The Child, documentary film regarding Parental Rights
• Hit burlesque show reprises for four show
• Three youths injured in Plaza shootings
• In brief | Woman shot to death; Tonganoxie man drowns
• What’s left for us to cut?
• Rich and poor find common ground in pressures of sports
• Lotteries | Saturday, Aug. 13
• Tribute: Ann Poindexter was a gifted entertainer
• Family Wanted | Jennifer, 15, and Wendy, 10
• Cutbacks force retreat in war on meth, but not in Missouri
• Researchers to study Kansas mammoth bones
• The Watchdog | The wait is over for Nall Avenue project
• Store opens to KC students in need
• Missouri State Fair is ‘a different world for a day’
• Building smarter in Afghanistan, the KC corps way
• People pushed to limit on utility bills find help is scarce
• Civil War battle is on again
• War has been declared on Mr. Beaver
• Shatto cheese named Best of Show at Missouri State Fair
• Shatto Milk Company cheese named one of best at world-renowned cheese competition
• Fall leadership classes start in September on the JCCC campus
• Kauffman Foundation hosts invention contest
• Tractor parade precedes 50th Platte County Steam Engine Show
• The Test Kitchen and Vagabond
• Chiefs fall to Bucs 25-0 in dull preseason opener
• KC will be looking at Philadelphia experiment with curfew
• Another lawsuit is filed against a former KC priest
• KC police board seeks raises for officers
• KU Cancer Center gets $5 million
• Funds will help family of fallen hero
• Will Iowa poll turn straw into gold?
• Boy Scouts, gamblers and a place called home
• Michele Bachmann puts her take-no-prisoners style on display
• Appeals court strikes health insurance requirement
• Lottery numbers for Friday, Aug. 12
• Tribute | Ann Barr was the life of the party
• In brief | Driver, 75, found dead after wreck in Overland Park
• Marinovich will teach at Donnelly College
• Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure is Sunday
• Firefighter allegedly waves gun at co-workers
• Jewish and Catholic Art Collections Inspire Exhibition
• Liberty couple seeks to protect adopted daughter
• Feds close First National Bank of Olathe; Enterprise takes over
• AMC Entertainment’s profits dive
• Federal appeals court: Health insurance mandate is unconstitutional
• Hearst names Smith to lead KMBC, KCWE
• KCBJ recognizes the 2011 Women Who Mean Business
• General Motors recalls thousands of Buick Lacrosses
• Digital Ally revenue falls, loss widens
• FBI report: Mortgage fraud continues in good times and bad
• Central Standard's Google map of Kansas City's murals is awesome
• Jennifer Payne fighting trespassing charge after being arrested for writing thank-you cards at Weatherby Lake
• International House of Prayer leader Mike Bickle claims he's been personally attacked by demons (video)
• Career opportunity
• Catholic Priest Shawn Ratigan sued for allegedly taking child pornography photos
• Employees:Demystifying the Request Process for Access to the MetroSoft System
• Missouri gets $21M to build online health insurance exchange
• Peter Kinder blames Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon for ex-Penthouse Pet's allegations, calls stories untrue
• Kansas City Power & Light District fills former Ted’s Montana Grill spot
• Top of the List: Kansas City-area manufacturers
• Video: MCC-Maple Woods presents Fitness Friday!
• Texas A&M is leaving the Big 12 ... if you believe its fan site
• Help Hillcrest Transitional Housing - See "The Help"
• Energy of Hope Has Exciting News and Exciting Educational Programs
• Votes needed on Saturday to earn wheels for Synergy Services
• Grand jury indicts woman in adoption scam
• Five KCK officers say their rights were violated
• Tribute | Malcolm Wilson cared about students
• Deficit supercommittee's work begins
• Farm Aid shifts focus since first concert in '85
• Lotteries | Thursday, Aug. 11
• KC Homelessness Task Force calls for nine new committees to deal with problem
• Young son of slain Chinook pilot: Don’t forget my dad
• KC’s police chiefs have left quite a legacy
• Army sergeant accused of killing comrades in Iraq doesn’t deserve death penalty, attorneys say
• Judge amends sentence for teen in Tutera murder
• In brief | Jackson County prosecutor fires two people
• Votes on Facebook for Synergy Services on Saturday could win it a car
• Pricey dinners by KC police commanders didn’t violate policies, consultants say
• Kinder says woman’s story about him is ‘bizarre’
• Another lawsuit accuses Ratigan of misconduct
• Don't be selfish, volunteer at Jackson County Triathlon
• American Royal slates 86th annual downtown parade
• 'KC Boys' exhibit art at The Kansas City Club
• NovaStar posts profit on strength of appraisal service fees, recapitalization
• LightSquared tells FCC: GPS industry is violating frequency rules
• Grandview students head back to class
• Parkville mortgage fraud scheme brings probation, restitution order
• Westheight’s Funday Sunday slated in KCK
• Check out the new Facebook page for graphic design at KCAI:
• Kansas City, most metros lose manufacturing jobs since 2006
• ESPN GameDay will cover KU-Mizzou hoops game
• Corbin Park buyer backs out but still hopes for a deal
• Kansas City-area casinos win fewer visitors in July
• TMNG Global posts wider quarterly loss
• Man allegedly steals $133,000 from two nonprofits and his landlord
• Patriot Golf Days are Sept. 2-5 at Heritage Park and Tomahawk Hills
• Learn about vermiculture during new Worm Bin Workshop on Sept. 3
• Kansas City Student Completes Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center Program
• Registrations now being taken for youth Lacrosse Clinic through Sept. 3
• Wichita mom allegedly tells son to throw a brick at a kid's head
• Another man dies after Kansas City Warrior Dash exposing serious problems
• Texas Gov. Rick Perry stirs up Texas-A&M-to-the-SEC talk
• KC Chiefs fans … Are You Ready For Some (crummy) Football???
• Grand jury indicts man for embezzling from Kansas City charities
• A 'people's movement' for real food is coming to Lawrence
• Zombie apocalypse web series Dead Wait returns for a second season (video)
• Man shot to death outside of the Executive Lounge nightclub in KCK
• This American girl loves lollipops, tube tops and the Statue of Liberty, too
• First-Day-of-School Roll Call
• KC-area housing market shows some signs of life
• Lotteries | Wednesday, Aug. 10
• In brief | Feds sue former KU official and ex-wife; girl allegedly assaulted; Afghan war casualty
• Selections for Mid-America Education Hall of Fame announced
• Overland Park businesswoman accused in phony vehicle title scheme
• Brownback’s chief of staff is shaking up the Kansas Capitol
• Thousands of Blue and Gray clash again this weekend at Wilson’s Creek
• Former head of two charities accused of embezzlement
• Parkville’s sandbag wall will stand a while longer
• Second man dies after running in Warrior Dash obstacle course
• ‘Sorry’ won’t do in costly Catholic Church scandal
• Missouri lieutenant governor silent on connections to former Penthouse Pet
• Officials say Taliban fighter who downed U.S. chopper is dead
• The sell-off mood returns to the stock market
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• Whiterock REIT closes $38M purchase of U.S. Bank operations center
• Sprint, YRC are among dropping Kansas City-area stocks
• Clearwire names new CEO as its 4G strategy evolves
• Seaboard floats to big gain in profits
• New restaurants coming to Park Place in Leawood
• Police release sketch of 'person of interest' seen with missing Iowa couple's truck in Kansas City
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• Bookstore Volunteer Opportunities for Employees
• Food Network chef will open Mexican restaurant at Park Place
• Kansas City M&I Bank exec leaves for Enterprise Bank & Trust COO job
• 2011 Ironman Boulder 70.3 Triathlon review
• James, Reardon: Kansas City-area politics can’t mimic national friction
• NASB Financial records quarterly profit after troubled debt restructuring
• Anonymous members want to 'kill' Facebook on November 5
• CommunityBlog: Representative or pass-the-buck government?
• Kansas City Chiefs fan who flipped off Chargers crowd gets charges against him dropped
• Saint Luke’s Hospital gets back into liver transplant work
• Catholic priest Shawn Ratigan facing federal child porn charges
• Jeff Fink is the second man to die after competing in Warrior Dash
• Northland deaths of man and woman being investigated as a murder-suicide; 65 homicides in KCMO
• Exit interview: Joe Miller
• Kansas governor rejects $32 million federal health care grant
• Our Lady of Lourdes school in Raytown to close
• Overland Park woman hit by Alabama police car faces difficult recovery
• Mayors of the two Kansas Citys tout metro cooperation
• In brief | Two found dead in apartment; police ID man killed by officers; man sought in Iowa case
• Kansas schools improve, but Shawnee Mission, KCK districts miss targets
• Clinic in Kansas City, North offers back-to-school physicals
• Incentives are only a part of our lure
• Federal child-porn charges filed against priest Shawn Ratigan
• White House and Congress scramble to bolster U.S. economy
• Royals or Cornhuskers? Decision day nears for Bubba Starling
• Fed seeks to buoy economy by keeping rates low
• Lotteries | Tuesday, Aug. 9
• The Watchdog | Poor posture plagues poles
• Culture of testing went too far in Atlanta schools
• Tribute | Reggie Pierce was a crime-fighting community activist
• St. Luke’s Hospital to resume liver transplants
• Persian Gulf state to give Joplin schools up to $1 million for computers
• Federal government scrutinizes the defunding of Planned Parenthood
• Westport Center for the Arts’ Marks 10th Anniversary of September 11 With Memorial Concert
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• The Independence Animal Shelter is in the doghouse — at least until its new building is done
• Blue Valley Ban Corp. sees bigger loss
• Penthouse Pet: Peter Kinder creeped me out
• Lenexa approves plans for medical office building
• Brownback returns $31.5M grant for health coverage exchange
• Genesis Environmental Solutions, MW Services win $30M remediation contract
• FCC combines review of AT&T deals with T-Mobile, Qualcomm
• Leawood lawyer’s Ponzi scheme gets 46 months in jail, $2.2M restitution order
• Thomas Robinson apologizes for spitting on bouncer; battery charges dismissed
• Hollywood Casino at Kansas Speedway moves toward February opening
• Missouri cuts premiums for pre-existing conditions pool
• Guy proposing at KCI unknowingly pops the question on live TV
• Olathe Medical Center starts $19M in building projects
• ROM Corp. buys lighting line from Havis
• Jeremy Formby died at Kanrocksas
• Student profile: Goodi Khalsa heads west to UC-Berkeley
• Keith Olbermann names Peter Kinder one of his 'worst persons'
• Man proposes to girlfriend at KCI, not knowing they're on live TV
• Share your shots | I grew this!
• KCTV5 reporter: 'No one actually knows if UFOs exist or why they'd be hanging out in the Kansas City area'
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• Inergy plans IPO for new gas storage, pipeline unit
• Soldier robbed, shot in the ankle while jogging on Little Blue Trace Trail
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• Platte City Alderman Charles Cook pleads guilty to showing his penis to a woman, asking her 'would this satisfy you?'
• You can send free copies of Slaughterhouse-Five to Republic High students
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• KC Council will again redraw district boundaries
• Stocks plummet amid fallout from S&P downgrade of U.S. credit
• Ripple Glass recycling spreads to other cities, states
• Lotteries | Monday, Aug. 8
• Blood tests in hospitals boost risk of anemia, St. Luke’s researchers say
• Missouri native among SEALs killed in downing of Chinook
• Tribute | Ed Bakley knew how to make people smile
• In brief | Soldier robbed, shot while jogging on trail
• Tell us how 9/11 affected your life
• Help deliver backpacks to KC schoolkids
• Finalists selected for KC police chief
• Illegal deer hunting operation leads to stiff prison terms
• Jackson County looks into legality of proposed zoo taxing district
• Boy is critically hurt when his bicycle collides with a minivan
• Executive coaching book provides inside look for business leaders
• NBH Holdings acquires 16 branches of Community Banks of Colorado
• Twisters: Living in Tornado Alley, a presentation
• Judge upholds $860,000 verdict against former Hallmark exec
• Rainy Day Books cooks up visits by celebrity chef-authors
• McCrite Plaza Retirement plans senior community in Briarcliff
• DST Systems subsidiary buys Lateral Group
• Sales tax holiday benefits Kansas City businesses
• MCH Strategic Data buys Wilson Marketing Group
• Abu Ghraib prison abuse ringleader Charles Graner Jr. released early from Fort Levenworth
• Are you a part of a medical home? And what is it?
• Take a first look at the new field!
• Emanuel Cleaver won't leg go of his 'sugarcoated Satan sandwich' statement
• S&P debt downgrade starts rippling through markets
• Kansas City Royals tarp crew member almost gets rolled (video)
• KCK school year begins with traditional all-staff convocation
• MCC In the News: Collaboration Works
• IBT names Byrne as CEO
• Mayor's son Kyle James is sorry he acted like a dick at Fran's
• Gateway Community Development Fund receives $100,000 grant from U.S. Treasury
• Sam Brownback vacations at Texas governor's prayer rally; IHOP's Mike Bickle says 'there is no other God other than Jesus'
• Supermarket Insurance Group partners with State Auto Insurance Cos. to form grocery/supermarket specialty program
• Free cats! Come and get your free cats
• Tri-County Mental Health Services to recognize community service at Aug. 22 gala
• New Recruitment Team
• KC police car runs over man’s legs while chasing him
• Storm severs power lines, topples trees
• There’s high interest in lowriders at Wild West Showdown
• Johnson County gets prominent voice on national justice policy
• Dispute over hog farm odors costs students their summer jobs
• Adoption dispute stretches from Guatemala to Liberty
• Kansas City’s theater scene takes a national bow
• Tense markets head into ‘uncharted territory’
• Friends remember three area soldiers killed in Afghan crash
• Lotteries | Saturday, Aug. 6, and Sunday, Aug. 7
• In brief | Woman held in marijuana bust; man wounded in shooting; Heartland SPCA offers free cats
• Cargo Largo in Independence Donates Hundreds in Supplies to Homeless Students
• Debut of Shuttlecarts at Nelson-Atkins
• Massage Envy and KC Royals Team Up to Set Guinness World Record
• Vonnegut library to give away ‘Slaughterhouse-Five’ in Missouri town where it’s banned
• Leavenworth High School donates desks and chairs to Joplin
• Political watchers sour on the traditional town hall meeting
• Deal to raise debt ceiling affects government loans for graduate students
• Heroic work under a hot sun
• Group says it hacked into law enforcement websites
• Now is the summer of our economic discontent
• Thirty Americans killed as helicopter shot down
• Lotteries | Saturday, Aug. 6
• In brief | Police kill possible intruder; death near music festival; river race is set for October
• Family wanted | Kathryn, 18, and Michael, 17
• Tribute | Linda Kieszkowski was an instant friend to all
• Voice recordings & a vocal performance to "blow the roof off"
• Fundraising race established to honor fallen Riverside officer
• Family tree a win for local musician
• 500 REACH Community Learning Center enrolling students at new location
• KCK Back to School Fair
• Standards and Poor's is killing the sport of triathlon
• Trivia Bowl teams forming for Sept. 9
• Eco-Works, business recycling company, volunteers at KC Public Library Event
• Liquor board votes to revoke license of Club Xpressions
• Jobs number improves, but hiring remains slow
• Lottery numbers for Friday, Aug. 5
• Kansas Supreme Court overturns rezoning for Olathe project
• In Brief | Carbon monoxide kills couple
• Rally will recruit mentors for black youths
• Police tout success of crime sweep
• Mayor’s son apologizes for disturbance
• Judge rules that evidence supports murder charge against Olathe man
• KCK fire kills woman and her grandson
• After donation jar is stolen, community pays baby’s funeral costs
• Kanrocksas features wild music and a wild crowd
• Disunity isn’t new to Finn and flock
• Don’t forget to look in mirror when playing blame game
• Tribute | Premela Wijemanne loved teaching children
• New breed of races takes running to the extreme
• Volunteering in Kansas City builds stronger businesses and employee teams
• Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce announces Centurions Class of 2013
• KSBDC offers workshops for business leaders and budding entrepreneurs
• Photo of Peter Kinder with former Penthouse Pet surfaces
• Shawnee student completes Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center program
• Pirtle Winery wins at Missouri Governor’s Cup competition
• Latin American Cinema Festival of Kansas City celebrates 20th anniversary
• JE Dunn Construction sends skilled workers to 'Extreme Makeover: Home Edition' house in Ottawa
• Promotional products company CAM sells to Wisconsin competitor
• New app gives commercial brokers mobile access to listing database
• Mayor Sly James' son refuses to pay tab at Power & Light, threatens cop's job and talks 'sweet sixth-grade pussy'
• Got Ideas? What would be a good name to call a blog for Avila University?
• You should totally buy a laptop and socks this weekend
• Ron James shot to death at 58th and Euclid; 63 homicides in KCMO
• Naked man wanted to float to the Library of Congress
• Program offers prize package to help build up a lucky small business
• Nation’s unemployment rate declines slightly in July
• Grandmother, grandson die from injuries suffered in early morning fire in KCK
• Stocks reflect continuing doubts about economy, recovery prospects
• Westar Energy pays ousted CEO Wittig $39 million in settlement
• Pesticide info from Timberbred, MCC Student led green team
• DST rejects investor overtures, but hires advisers to review business plan
• What's your purpose? A spotlight on Jan Rog
• Top of the List: Kansas City-area industrial parks
• Clay-Platte Development gets $1M to lend to small businesses
• The Watchdog | Blue Springs driver wants more green
• Riverside public safety calls to be shared on social media
• Sunday dances to be new feature at 18th and Vine Jazz District
• Disturbance involves mayor’s son
• Support fund set up to assist family of missing Missouri trooper
• Kansas City revokes club’s liquor license
• KC Council moves to keep anti-nuke measure off ballot
• Shooting victim died five days after getting married
• Plan that could help developer may jeopardize Missouri economic package
• Judge in Guatemala orders Liberty couple to return adopted child
• Digital DNA is cracking crimes
• In brief | Man is a suspect in seven bank robberies
• Sales tax holiday starts today, but then what?
• Some homeowners see tax assessments double or triple
• Several factors gang up on economy, batter stocks
• In KC, Keys 4/4 Kids sells old pianos for new opportunities
• Lotteries | Thursday, Aug. 4
• Tribute | Dottie Renwick was a special wife and mom
• Leaders can learn from Marriott's 12 leading principals
• How to be a better nonprofit board member workshop
• Call for nominations for '25 Under 25' small business awards
• Employees: James accepts Insurance Committee recommendations
• Dallas-Kansas City flight ranks among most delayed, WSJ reports
• Bernstein-Rein finds the cream filling in Twinkies work
• Southwest Airlines may cut flights
• MaMa Rosa’s Pizza sells to private equity firm Huntsman Gay
• Food safety company Birko buys Olathe-based Chad Co.
• MeMa’s Bakery and Deli at KCKCC Campus
• QC Holdings sees payday lending shrink
• "Internal Formations" an interactive art installation by Waseem Touma ('02 ceram...
• KC Chiefs sign LB Tamba Hali to $60 million contract
• Clearwire will add another 4G technology without Sprint’s help
• Man dies after participating in Warrior Dash in Kansas City
• Yaffe again takes helm of Kansas City TIF Commission
• A reporter ends up on the jury for a murder trial
• Watch out for road closures beginning this week
• Firefighter union president will not seek re-election
• Star’s series on Leon Jordan wins prize
• Divers searching holes carved by floodwaters for missing Missouri trooper
• Sex abuse case lawsuit against priest gets gag order
• Legal snag could sink tax proposal for KC Zoo
• Man dies after participating in Warrior Dash
• Family gets a fresh start with help from a strong rescue network
• Mary Sanchez | Even on vacation, Brownback represents all Kansans
• KCK police dedicate new academy
• Charge filed in theft of donations
• Pentagon budget not as likely to be carved out as new law might seem
• MAP scores disappoint KC district
• Winning lottery numbers for Wednesday, Aug. 3
• In brief | Missing couple’s truck found; shooting kills one
• Oil companies have Kansas properties in their sights
• Army veteran receives highest noncombat valor honor
• Overland Park Property Tax Hike Results from Expanding Monetary Base
• KC Chiefs reportedly sign Pro-Bowl FB Le’Ron McClain to 1-year contract
• University of Kansas Cancer Center, Kansas City Cancer Center combine operations
• Employees: Register now for your Health Risk Assessment
• Mid-America Regional Council plans survey on work force needs
• A recent study found that shoppers who paid for their groceries in cash stuck to...
• Pizza Hut franchisee NPC keeps profits steady
• SAIC gets contract with USDA that could reach $208M
• Kansas City gains 2,600 unemployed workers in June
• Man dies after participating in Warrior Dash
• Kansas City expects home run from baseball All-Star Game
• Sporting Kansas City names soccer stadium Livestrong Sporting Park
• Burns & McDonnell wins work on project that could drive Northland development
• The do's and do not's of commuting to work on your bike
• Garmin executives explain revenue, profits heading south
• KC will host U.S. national soccer team
• Sprint Nextel, T-Mobile merger rumor persists, pushes stock up
• Safety Vision completes purchase of ICOP Digital
• MCC-Longview Employee of the Month: Hallie Cottrell
• Loans backed by Westport Holiday Inn Express, Olathe Sleep Inn go up for auction
• Smith Electric Vehicles raises $58M for acquisition, expansion
• MIQ Logistics buys British firm The Logistics Corp.
• Prudential Kansas City Realty acquires Windham Realty business, partners with Rodrock
• Travel Channel chance gets Westport Flea Market hungry for profits
• College basketball tournaments bring $18M impact in Kansas City
• Alumni and students, what projects are you currently working on?
• What's your purpose? A spotlight on Rodger LaBeth
• Garmin comes up in winding lawsuit tied to amateur plane
• Ferrellgas Partners buys Ram Propane
• GM sales rise, but not from Kansas City-made vehicles
• Garmin’s revenue, profits fall as auto GPS sales sputter
• Record-Breaking Crowds at Nelson-Atkins Museum
• Tribute | Social worker Sonia Clogston didn’t leave job at the office
• The Watchdog | A dangerous dance at 12th and Jackson
• In brief | Shooting victim identified; Mission fire ruled accidental; woman shot, man’s body found
• Buy a book, help a KCK student
• Outside group tries to enter Kansas abortion clinic fight
• Man charged in Truman Lake death
• Tax proposals OK’d in Center School District, Grandview
• New Missouri law on social-media ‘friending’ confounds teachers
• Missouri trooper presumed drowned, search is on for body
• KC Police Department tries its hand at foot patrols
• Steve Rose | Insurance system is needing a fix
• After 1,900-plus columns, a return to my roots
• Insurance system is needing a fix
• ‘Alligator Man’ takes his Babe to an Independence vet
• Concerns persist that U.S. credit rating will slide
• Default averted, but big budget battles still await
• Lotteries | Tuesday, Aug. 3
• Rockhurst Congratulates Reece Clark, '11
• NIC profits surge on more revenue from government websites
• Students: Thinking about transferring to a four-year?
• Ford sales pick up in July with help from Kansas City-made vehicles
• YRC Worldwide COO Smid steps down amid management shakeup
• GAO review finds valid reasons for EPA move
• Lucky Monkey swings its own deal — a sale to CrowdSavings.com
• Could Kansas City have a chance at the NHL’s Islanders?
• Bayer Animal Health enters horse wound care business with equitrX products
• Senate signs off on debt compromise
• MCC mourns loss of former Blue River president
• 2011 National Night Out Against Crime
• Ford recalls 1.1M pickups because fuel tanks could fall off
• House passes debt ceiling compromise; Kansas, Missouri votes are mixed
• Mo. Higher Ed Commissioner visits MCC
• Keep yourself and your pets cool today
• LOCAL WOMAN TO COMPETE FOR THE TITLE OF MRS. KANSAS
• Codero COO Presents to C-level executives at HostingCon 2011
• Park University to Offer Chinese, Greek Language Courses
• Community book drive for school libraries
• Ozone Alert issued for Tuesday, Aug. 2
• What's your purpose? A spoltlight on Shelli Allen
• The BATTLE ROYAL - food fight against hunger!
• Light rail could get another ride
• Time to help U.S. job creators: the middle class
• Another day in the oven
• Monumental decision on debt ceiling fractures party lines
• House OKs debt-limit measure; Senate vote is next
• Lotteries | Monday, Aug. 1
• Tribute | Cinnamon Smith brought spice to life
• In Brief | Missouri trooper is missing
• Judge blocks de-funding of Planned Parenthood in Kansas
• Interim Rolla chancellor named
• It’s Election Day in Grandview and the Center School District
• Smoking materials caused fatal Lenexa fire
• Fatal shooting plunders college student’s dreams
• Student Guides Keep Rockhurst Tours Lively
• Edwards, Bowyer fail to crack top 10;