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February 21, 2014

• Obama, Democrats rip GOP as governors gather in D.C.
• Yost recalls his first impression of Salvador Perez
• Roster management plays role in deciding Royals’ bench
• 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
• Kansas school funding, JE Dunn, firing squads
• Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day
• U.S., rail industry agree on safety improvements for crude oil trains
• Kansas City Golf Show
• Iowan fired for using forklift on candy machine
• Good Samaritan or abductor? Kansas City police are investigating
• Vomiting from car window, Oklahoma man hits head on mailbox
• KU researchers to study whether time spent in nature helps people solve problems at work
• Hamlin, Kenseth give Gibbs a sweep in the Budweiser Duels
• Avast! Tampa Bay Buccaneers unveil new logo with angrier skull
• Hallmark-owned Crown Media Holdings reports a smaller profit
• Springfield, Mo., racer Larry Phillips nominated for NASCAR Hall of Fame
• Conviction in 2011 Olathe killing
• As 2008 economic disaster loomed, Yellen first for aggressive action, transcripts show
• John W. Bluford III will retire July 18 as CEO of Truman Medical Centers
• Democratic leader calls for ending ‘circus’ of a legislative session 20 days early
• Charges filed in Raytown killing outside school district building
• Former Kansas City pastor pleads guilty to child molestation
• From farmers to Trekkies, niche online dating sites narrow the search for romance
• Senate panel endorses Missouri school transfer measure
• Kansas family stuck in midst of Ukraine violence
• Folk festival showcases its diversity
• Ted Nugent criticized for calling Obama a 'subhuman mongrel'
• St. Louis, KC police chiefs seek court action on red-light laws
• Chiefs’ GM Dorsey says team is talking with Branden Albert
• Kansas City chase ends in two arrests
• Kansas City diocese settles two lawsuits involving the Rev. Shawn Ratigan for $1.8 million
• KC suspends liquor, tobacco licenses
• College is worth it, UM System president Tim Wolfe tells students
• The best and worst of Jimmy Fallon on ‘Tonight’ (so far)
• Independence man faces involuntary manslaughter charge in Arrowhead beating death
• A sweet offer might win over Russell Stover and Whitman’s
• ‘Journey’s End’ at the World War I Museum offers a glimpse of military – and theatrical – history
• When money and speech collide
• BuzzChatter Friday: Portman says U.S. is “weaker” all around the world
• Kansas and Missouri: Meth labs of democracy?
• New Kansas poll shows Brownback, Davis in close one
• Forte, St. Louis chief seek red light camera review
• Springfield police find guns and child pornography inside suspect’s home
• Missouri coach to plead not guilty in girl's death; prosecutor says he has a $1 million trust
• Q&A with Chiefs coach Andy Reid at the NFL Combine
• Past of man suspected of killing southwest Missouri girl holds few clues
• Tea party group trying to revive bill that allows service refusal to same-sex couples on religious grounds
• Sporting KC to face Brazilian team in preseason match Saturday
• Michael Sam’s publicist tries to get ahead of 'the distractions'
• Interracial siblings in ‘The Fantastic Four’: Got a problem with that?
• The week ahead in business
• Shields, Vargas don’t hold back against three top Royals hitters
• Royals agree to terms with seven players under club control
• Kansas State-Oklahoma basketball preview
• Jayhawks, Self are on guard about team's defense
• Kansas-Texas basketball preview
• Embiid feeling healthy, closing in on KU freshman blocks record
• The latest area restaurant health inspections
• Battered azaleas