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February 18, 2014

• Missouri intervention plan pleases Kansas City school district
• Measure aims to cut Kansas out of health overhaul
• Kansas Senate Judiciary chairman says anti-gay bill is dead in Legislature
• Orioles’ deal with Jimenez is another sign that Royals, Santana may not reunite
• Combination of Duffy, Ventura present quandary for Royals
• Kansas gun bill, news media overkill, climate politics
• Fear of wolves is roiling Germany once again
• Electric League Expo
• Lawing Financial expands into Nashville
• Kansas City Allerby & Asthma adds doctor
• Virginia Krebs, 94, was a JCCC stalwart
• Lemongrass Thai Cuisine offers menu items off the beaten track
• Letters to the editor
• Bad leadership from legislators on same-sex bill
• Measure aims to cut Kansas out of health overhaul
• Missouri Senate endorses gun constitutional amendment
• Missouri 14-year-old says she contracted HIV in sexual assault
• Police seeking suspects who put a noose, flag on James Meredith statue at Ole Miss
• Original Devo member Bob Casale dies
• Community calendar
• I-35 southbound reopened at I-635
• Two juveniles are held in connection with Platte County High School break-in
• Olathe man sentenced for manslaughter
• Zimbabwe arrests former U.S. congressman in porn, immigration case
• Highway patrol to offer Missouri boating safety courses
• Toilet seat – not teenage boys – found smoking in QuikTrip restroom
• Kansas Rep. Mike Peterson dies after long illness
• Proposed Kansas bill would allow spanking that leaves marks
• Car fleeing KCK police hits vehicle, killing mother of KCTV5 reporter
• Jacole Prince’s case will be assigned to another judge
• Cass County parents charged in death of baby found in concrete
• 10-year-old girl abducted in Springfield, Mo.
• Fallon’s ‘Tonight Show’: More of the same late-night fare
• BuzzChatter Tuesday: LBJ’s legacy lives on
• McCaskill may oppose greeting card industry on Senate floor
• New study: Elimination of background check in Missouri leads to spike in murders
• Kansas bill would require parents to give consent to their children’s sex education
• Missouri execution of Michael Taylor remains on track, governor says
• Court issues order to garnish Emanuel Cleaver’s congressional wages in car wash case
• Folk Alliance conference in Kansas City showcases the genre’s roots and future
• Kansas Senate leaders kill bill allowing service refusal to same-sex couples
• Letters to the editor
• Free State Brewing Co. celebrates 25 years in business
• Blue Valley Northwest avenges earlier loss, hands Mustangs first EKL loss
• High school results - Feb. 18
• Sporting KC to tangle with New York Red Bulls
• Lee’s Summit North senior Imani Johnson breaks Claire Coggins’ scoring record
• On My Mind: Guy Gardner, director/choreographer
• New movies: ‘Pompeii,’ ‘Barefoot’ and more
• Meet the Middlers: The Colourist
• At Home With: Lauren Kirby in midtown
• Bummer plays rock for the Stone Age
• Lawrence’s Free State Brewing Co. celebrates 25 years in business
• Area housing market saw a healthy January
• ExpressJet Airlines opens crew base at KCI
• Jimmy John’s gets green light for a drive-through in downtown KC
• Chicken Macaroni & Cheese offers a cozy spot to find comfort food
• Kansas’ Harper finding her place at the point
• Eat like kings and queens, pay like a peasant
• Kansas State-TCU basketball preview
• Ned Yost pleased with efficiency of Royals camp
• Andrew Wiggins’ layup helps Kansas beat Texas Tech 64-63
• Joel Embiid feels good in KU’s win over Texas Tech
• Five things to know for KU-Texas Tech
• Kansas State’s bench crucial to team’s success
• Royals are right: Ervin Santana’s terms remain too rich, and risky
• Royals must balance short-term and long-term goals
• Missouri’s Johnathan Williams III finds a steep learning curve
• Missouri-Vanderbilt basketball preview
• PT’s Coffee Roasting Co. to open Crossroads coffee shop