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Saturday Jan 28, 2012

• KC faces an epidemic of broken water mains  
• Biolab hearing draws critics and supporters  
• Piano man spreads joy through his music therapy  
• Raytown schools to be closed Monday due to illnesses
• Blue Springs coach charged with molesting girls  

• Armed robber hits title loan
• Major case squad investigates Centerview, Mo., murder
• Cleaver aids woman in trouble
• KCTV-5 Weather | A sunny weekend
• Raytown schools to be closed Monday due to illnesses

• Kruger back at K-State but in an odd role  
• Crennel still exploring options for assistant coaches  
• Missouri’s success owes a lot to its consistent lineup  
• Collin’s unique personality seems good for Sporting KC  
• Kansas’ road success is on a collision course with Hilton Magic  

• KC’s women musicians: Between rock and a good place  
• Nerman Museum exhibit showcases local artists  
• KC Ballet’s 2012-13 season mixes standards and new works  

• KC faces an epidemic of broken water mains
• Biolab hearing draws critics and supporters
• Judge orders deportation of Taiwanese envoy convicted in labor case

• KC faces an epidemic of broken water mains  
• Judge orders deportation of Taiwanese envoy convicted in labor case
• Biolab hearing draws critics and supporters  
• Piano man spreads joy through his music therapy  
• Defense budget plan wouldn't cut as much as Pentagon says

• Agriculture secretary touts Missouri’s growth  
• Percentage of workforce represented by unions slips again
• A Northland Best Buy will close

• An absurd charade on corporate taxes
• Bioscience agency has problems, but deserves independence
• Be realistic about improving Grand Boulevard
• GDP report bodes ill for Obama re-elect
• Marching backward on schools, guns, gays