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February 19, 2014

• A border-war truce would hurt KC-area growth
• 913 girls hoops: Olathe East faces tough schedule down stretch
• 913 boys hoops notes: Despite absence of league foes, St. James battles on
• Kansas Senate Judiciary chairman says anti-gay bill is dead in Legislature
• Royals just about ready for first full-squad workout
• Sporting KC beats New York 1-0 in preseason match
• Sporting Kansas City trades forward Teal Bunbury to New England
• Michael Sam, Kansas embarrassment, ‘Monuments Men’
• Kansas gun bill, news media overkill, climate politics
• Virginia Krebs, 94, was a JCCC stalwart
• Olathe man sentenced for manslaughter
• Kansas House panel protests Obama's climate measure
• Pizza Hut manager urinates in sink, gets fired (with video)
• Bill would give flexibility on Missouri executions
• Western Farm Show starts Friday at the American Royal Complex
• High-profile abductions can provide teachable moments for parents, kids
• Ikea appoints manager of new Merriam store
• Community justice advocate Nelson Hopkins Sr. appeals conviction for third robbery
• Spanking bill dies in Kansas House committee
• 10-year-old girl abducted in Springfield, Mo.
• KU drops bonding request for athlete dorms
• Missouri Senate endorses payday loan changes
• In a jab at Common Core opponents, Missouri House panel recommends $8 for tin foil hats
• Updates on Springfield abduction case
• Overland Park man sentenced in bank fraud case
• Two 16-year-old boys held in Platte County High School burglary
• Garmin’s earnings climb despite flat sales
• One of the best places in the world to watch a sunset? Kansas
• 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
• Court issues order to garnish Emanuel Cleaver’s congressional wages in car wash case
• BuzzChatter Wednesday: Kansas City lawmaker pushes new tax code
• Crispin Rea announces council candidacy
• Missouri governor is lying about denial of funding for new state hospital, House speaker says
• Google Fiber says it might expand from KC to nine new markets
• Suspect held in Hailey Owens’ death as Springfield, Mo., mourns a tragedy close to home
• Kansas Senate leaders kill bill allowing service refusal to same-sex couples
• 816 North: Wrestlers take aim on state tournament
• Suburban Conference girls hoops races are heating up
• 816 notebook: Wrestlers take aim on state tournament
• Letters to the editor
• Blue Valley Northwest avenges earlier loss, hands Mustangs first EKL loss
• High school results - Feb. 18
• Deep draft class awaits Chiefs, other teams starting Thursday at NFL combine
• Jimmy John’s gets green light for a drive-through in downtown KC
• When Cupid strikes twice
• Royals’ Alcides Escobar pledges a more patient approach at the plate
• Moustakas working on better approach when facing two strikes
• Royals must balance short-term and long-term goals
• Ned Yost pleased with efficiency of Royals camp
• Kansas State-TCU basketball preview
• Andrew Wiggins’ layup helps Kansas beat Texas Tech 64-63
• Joel Embiid feels good in KU’s win over Texas Tech
• Chicken Macaroni & Cheese offers a cozy spot to find comfort food
• Kansas State’s bench crucial to team’s success
• Kansas’ Harper finding her place at the point
• Video: Blair Kerkhoff on whether Wichita State is a No. 1 seed
• Leawood’s Park Place adding new tenants
• Missouri-Vanderbilt basketball preview
• Missouri’s Johnathan Williams III finds a steep learning curve
• Rainfall: Don’t take it for granted