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February 14, 2014

• Kansas Senate balks at religious liberty bill
• Shields makes playoffs a goal as Royals pitchers, catchers file into Surprise
• The Star’s high school athletes of the week for Feb. 13
• Lee’s Summit North girls fend off Lee’s Summit
• The Star’s high school basketball rankings for Feb. 13
• Dustin Williams set for historic finish at Gardner Edgerton
• Love Fund 2014 Chocolate Breakfast
• Jeff Dunham concertgoers
• Obama promises money for drought relief; now the hard part begins
• Veteran theater executive Richard Baker will be Starlight’s next president and CEO
• Kansas Senate approves death penalty appeals changes
• Kansas House panel takes up climate change measure
• Questions surround deal between Comcast and Time Warner Cable
• After the cold, warm-up headed KC way; 60 by Wednesday
• Man pleads guilty in St. Joseph beating death
• Beloved pets are taking bigger roles in weddings
• Brunner contemplating run for Missouri governor
• Decision on prosecutor in Mark Woodworth murder case is expected soon
• Attorney for ex-KBI official charged with sexual exploitation: No child was in danger
• Former Benedictine soccer player sues university over injuries suffered in drill
• Murder charge filed in killing outside City Hall in Kansas City, Kan.
• Sports Illustrated puts three women on 50th anniversary swimsuit issue cover
• Kansas City Public Library has a new service for free digital content
• Missouri may lack law, but NFL says teams must follow its non-discrimination policy
• Neutral Milk Hotel worth the wait for fans at the Uptown
• Legislation filed in Missouri House would reduce unaccreditated school districts’ transfer costs
• Kansas military school tries to shield criminal past of employees in cadet abuse lawsuit
• Gov. Nixon won’t rule out presidential run
• Man charged in secretly recording naked woman at Anytime Fitness
• Reward offered in gun theft from Bass Pro
• Chiefs re-sign tight end Richard Gordon to one-year deal
• Garbage collector’s gift to California autistic boy goes viral (with video)
• Lenexa company helped with design of U.S. speedskating suit
• Trucker found in freezer was shot to death, KCK police say
• Olathe police find explosive device
• Kansas City police officer will not face charges in firefighter’s death
• Murder charge filed in fatal beating outside Kansas City house
• YRC Worldwide counts savings from refinancing debt, but storms curb progress
• Ryan Ferguson: Ready for the spray tan!
• Lenexa police program targets costly catalytic converter thefts
• Professor calls out Brownback, accuses Republicans of 'red-state radicalism'
• Wolf, Brownback are Friday focus
• Is Jay Nixon considering a presidential bid?
• More bad dreams for the full GOP
• High school results - Feb. 13
• Taurin Hughes, son of former Chiefs wide receiver, breaks Summit Christian Academy scoring record
• Winning basketball games hasn’t defined life of William Jewell’s Holley
• The week ahead in business
• Royals’ ‘break-even’ claim is plausible, but front office can still do more
• Kansas State-Baylor basketball preview
• K-State’s basketball stock rising, but more quality road wins would help
• House committee rejects bonds for KU basketball player apartments
• KU coach rules Joel Embiid out of Saturday’s game vs. TCU
• The latest area restaurant health inspections
• Thou Mayest coffee shop coming to the Crossroads next to Grinders
• Jabari Brown’s shot allows Missouri to hold off Arkansas, 86-85
• Missouri curators hire law firm to investigate MU’s handling of Menu Courey allegations
• Defensive stops key to end of Missouri basketball losing streak
• Missouri-Tennessee basketball preview
• Guard Andy Bauer is prized recruit on offensive line for Mizzou
• Plenty of tweets on the court during MU-Arkansas game