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February 20, 2014

• Supreme Court asked to clear the air about greenhouse gas rules
• Roberts asking Senate to denounce Obama standards for big trucks
• Campaign finance bill would allow donations to political party committees during session
• State fossils get approval from Kansas House committee
• Kansas House Republicans see bill as possible escape route from Obamacare
• Bowing to seniors, liberals, Obama ditches bitter deficit medicine
• Four Royals make Baseball America’s top 100 prospects list
• Ned Yost excited about Royals’ first official workout
• FC Kansas City trades international roster spot for second-round draft pick
• The Star’s athletes of the week for Feb. 21
• Missouri State High School Wrestling Tournament
• Oak Park’s Teaney is the picture of calm resolve at Missouri wrestling state tournament
• The Star’s high school basketball rankings for Feb. 20
• Open Kansas records, senseless slaying, streetcar to KCI
• NAFTA leaders put saving monarch butterfly on trade pact’s agenda
• Mexican meth showing up in Missouri
• Missouri legal pot supporters to delay campaign
• Missouri legal pot supporters to delay campaign
• Jackson County Sheriff warns of scam relating to jury duty
• Feds charge woman in adoption scam of Kansas couple
• Kansas plan for avoiding federal health law advances
• Hearing set in Hailey Owens' abduction, death
• Inside Edition busts Jimmy Kimmel: Kate Hansen’s wolf video a hoax
• Bodies of missing Missouri couple found
• Raytown school is evacuated after fatal shooting in parking lot
• Iowan fired for using forklift on candy machine
• IRS is not yet prepared for expected deluge of calls about health care reform, commissioner says
• Charges filed in crash that killed mother of KCTV5 reporter
• Good Samaritan or abductor? Kansas City police are investigating
• Kansas City Council approves accord between airlines and airport officials
• Both parents of baby found in concrete now in custody
• Hamlin, Kenseth give Gibbs a sweep in the Budweiser Duels
• Kansas groceries renew push for right to sell wine and liquor
• Missouri Senate to take up bill nullifying federal gun laws Thursday
• Liquor-filled chocolates given to Missouri preschoolers
• Missouri Senate passes bill to send federal agents to jail for enforcing gun laws
• Gunfire hits school bus in Kansas City; no one hurt
• KC man faces multiple robbery charges
• Report: Parents protesting Miley Cyrus’ ‘Bangerz’ show; heading to KC in April
• Mike English is chosen to lead Turn the Page KC
• Condemned Kansas City killer challenges Missouri’s new lethal drug source
• Former Kansas City pastor pleads guilty to child molestation
• You have a ‘solemn duty’ to work and resonate, Graham Nash tells fellow songwriters
• From farmers to Trekkies, niche online dating sites narrow the search for romance
• Senate panel endorses Missouri school transfer measure
• Will KU students behave as a video team trolls their town?
• BuzzChatter Thursday: Independence lawmaker seeks to expand Medicaid, but with a twist
• “Big Phil” Kline dies at 92
• When money and speech collide
• Longtime Kansas legislator Phil Kline dies
• Entering second offseason under Reid and Dorsey, Chiefs face serious challenges
• Q&A with Chiefs coach Andy Reid at the NFL Combine
• Past of man suspected of killing southwest Missouri girl holds few clues
• Michael Sam’s publicist tries to get ahead of 'the distractions'
• Top shows: Skinny Puppy, Indigo Girls, the Wild Feathers and more
• Blanc Burgers + Bottles returns to Westport
• Cost of living in Midwest rises
• Baby teething toy sold by Target poses choking hazard
• Heart-shaped bummer: FDA announces recall of Valentine's Day chocolate
• Embiid feeling healthy, closing in on KU freshman blocks record
• KU football hires Eric Kiesau as receivers coach
• Democrats worry about pro-Clinton PAC sitting out 2014 elections
• Royals strike a confident tone on first day of full-squad workouts
• Royals infielders get extra practice from new ground-ball drill
• Video: Royals' first full spring training workout
• The Stack barbecue restaurant will reopen in south Kansas City