February 16, 2014
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Early Missouri governor’s race new political normal
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Kansas Senate leaders say they would alter language in religious freedom bill
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Kansas State Education Board considers changes to teacher licensing
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Romney: Judge Hillary Clinton on her own record
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Nori Aoki, Royals excited about his potential in Kansas City
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Here’s how James Shields compares to potential free-agent starters
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High school results - Feb. 15
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High school basketball results - Feb. 15
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KCI, U.S. spying, Obamacare
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Sweetheart 5K Run
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To attract students, law schools at KU and UMKC engage in a tuition border war
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Police disperse crowds of youths after a disturbance on the Plaza
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Central Kansas town losing last remaining school
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Lady Antebellum lights up the Sprint Center with popular country-pop-rock music
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Mi Mercado Hispanic grocery in underserved northeast KC is closing after just six months
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Defense prevails as Wichita State beats Evansville 84-68 to stay undefeated
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Man, 69, injured after woman rejects dance offer with a shove
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Vote in our alternative Oscar poll
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U.S. Postal Service seems to be running out of time, but not advice from interested parties such as Hallmark
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Lee’s Summit West tailback Williams commits to MU
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‘Letters Never Sent,’ by Lenexa author Sandra Moran, tells the truth of a lesbian love affair
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KU’s Joel Embiid participates in practice
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Royals keep tabs on Ervin Santana, but GM Moore doesn’t see KC re-signing him
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Protecting Salvador Perez is paramount for Royals’ success
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Tigers’ two running back recruits are good ones for Mizzou
