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February 12, 2014

• Joco boys hoops notebook: Victory over Lancers snaps nine-year streak for Olathe North
• Joco girls hoops notebook: Olathe South’s big win propels Falcons to state’s No. 1 spot
• Royals hope Alex Gordon can give them a power boost in the fifth spot
• Suburban boys hoops titles up in the air
• Sporting KC midfielder Oriol Rosell still recovering from ankle injury
• Millionaires union, Michael Sam, drugs
• Slice of Ag
• Water, water everywhere, but some tastes better than others
• Villa Milano development opens this summer in Leawood
• Letters to the editor
• Editorial — County must improve mental health center
• School champs advance to preliminary spelling bees in Jackson County
• Around our towns
• Man pleads guilty in July attack on Metro bus driver
• Wichita State struggles against Southern Illinois but stays unbeaten
• Topeka to reinstate ban on domestic battery next year
• Kansas House considers barring local governments from regulating guns
• Missouri man charged for killing toddler stepdaughter over cake
• Kansas City to host online budget discussion Wednesday
• Hearing in Ottawa quadruple murder case is delayed and opened to the public
• Missouri woman accused in rare bigamy case
• GoPro camera falls out of skydiving airplane, into pig pen (video)
• Kauffman Foundation report offers three steps to improve the U.S. economy
• Blues, Stars to play NHL preseason game at the Sprint Center
• Unpaid child support lands former Kansas City man in federal court
• Missouri Sports Hall of Fame to honor four women
• Kansas Senate taking up death penalty appeal changes
• YMCA says bill would probably force it to cut programs
• Service planned for homicide victim Harold Sasko of Lawrence
• Kansas City’s high might rise above freezing for first time in nearly 2 weeks
• Billy Ray Cyrus releases rap sequel to 'Achy Breaky Heart'
• Taylor Swift cuts off her hair in London
• Autopsy report completed for man killed outside Arrowhead Stadium in December
• Holy #$*@! Friday is Valentine's Day? It's OK. We have your back
• Spaghetti squash may not taste like spaghetti, but it’s fun to eat
• Roberts’ office doesn’t want to talk about how much time the senator spends in Kansas
• Missouri auditor Tom Schweich announces campaign team with eye on 2016 governor's race
• The debt ceiling: How they voted UPDATED WED. PM
• Amended bill would allow owners to have loaded handgun in vehicle regardless of conceal-carry permit
• Northland notebook: Challenged runner becomes Park Hill champion swimmer
• Southland notes: Titans’ swimmer learns how to deal with pressure
• As journalism changes, Johnson County high school students adapt
• Letters to the editor
• Some ‘essential’ thoughts on snow
• Unbeaten Wichita State Shockers are really good but underappreciated
• Best of the week: World of Wheels, Neutral Milk Hotel, Cupid’s Undie Run and more
• Culture shock: Everybody’s getting a second look
• Truman Library Director Michael Devine to retire in May
• Barbie to appear in Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition
• Royals closer Greg Holland avoids arbitration, signs $4.675 million contract for 2014
• Kansas State baseball begins season in favorite’s role
• KU’s Joel Embiid given chance to rest knee, back
• Real estate information firm Xceligent plans to create 200 jobs in Blue Springs
• Plan to enlarge Crossroads Academy is delayed
• Martin City Pizza & Taproom opening Wednesday
• Snow & Co. wins national restaurant contest
• Missouri-Arkansas basketball preview
• Missouri’s Ryan Rosburg making strides in Tigers’ frontcourt
• Police Chief Norman Williams: Wichita crime down in 2013