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February 11, 2015

• Six male-to-female transgender people from KC area to star in TV series
• SM East wins 12th consecutive Sunflower League boys swimming title
• BV North boys hoops coach says it’s ‘starting to click’
• Timberwolves’ progress pleases BV Southwest girls hoops coach
• As I See It: Keeping kids safe at home
• Musical parody ‘50 Shades!’ at Starlight Theatre is raw and raucous
• High school results for February 10
• Four-guard offense paying dividends for Grain Valley girls
• Reaction to Jon Stewart leaving ‘The Daily Show’
• Bill aims to block U.S. from reading people’s old email without warrant
• Kansas bill would create a higher tier of foster families — with restrictions
• School officials decry ‘anti-Johnson County bill’
• Kansas lawmakers hold hearings on saving marriage from ‘degeneration of the culture’
• Rescued pit bulls fight stigma by guiding people in need
• Replay: Royals Q&A with The Star’s Andy McCullough
• Turnabout is fair play in Sion exchange program
• Turnabout is fair play in Sion exchange program
• Denise Snodell: Fifty shades of embarrassment fade in a darkened theater
• Snarky in the Suburbs: Sure, flowers are fine, but give me an emptied dishwasher any day
• Flavorful Hot and Sour Soup receives a sodium makeover for Chinese New Year
• Letters: A polio memory, guns and violence, a shout-out to a Red Robin customer
• Legal issue swirls over possible parole for men convicted of shooting KC police officers
• The Star’s print and digital sports coverage wins fourth straight APSE ‘Triple Crown’
• Cleaver assumes new role as ranking member on housing subcommittee
• Readers share views on the Kansas budget, free speech and cartoonists
• Royals fans are clearly more excited about their team than other fans
• Soccer team in Brazil hires mothers of its fans to help curb violence at games
• Liberty homicide victim identified as Darron Washington, 49
• One dead in fiery accident on I-435 in Northland
• Former UNLV basketball coach Jerry Tarkanian dies at age 84
• TheChat: Former Overland Park state senator says Gov. Sam Brownback pressured him on judges
• Missouri House gives initial approval to two right-to-work bills
• New lawyer is named for defendant F. Glenn Miller Jr. in Jewish center killings
• Waldo apartment project could be a good community investment in youths
• Gov. Sam Brownback’s ugly edict on LGBT state workers will damage Kansas
• Reaction to former college basketball coach Jerry Tarkanian’s death
• Royals fan releases kitschy video called ‘Unfinished Business’
• Got your ticket? Powerball jackpot hits $500 million
• Teen robbed at KC school bus stop
• Affidavit: Man shot 5-year-old girl during police chase in Leavenworth
• Convicted Kansas City killer is released on bail while awaiting sentencing
• Entrepreneurship gets attention, Kauffman Foundation says, but funding and success rates are lacking
• Missouri attorney general sets conditions for sale of St. Joseph and St. Mary’s medical centers
• AMC Entertainment owner buys Swiss sports marketing firm
• HCA Midwest Health agrees to pay $15 million to Health Care Foundation of Greater Kansas City
• The Star’s parent company reports a quarterly profit
• Euronet Worldwide reports big increase in quarterly profits
• Parents keep second-grader away from Lee’s Summit school after child was exposed to X-rated video
• Rich get richer: Financial data for KU, K-State and Mizzou athletics from 2006-14
• John Currie says Kansas State athletics ready for changing financial landscape
• KU athletics reports record revenue, nearing $100 million, and expenses in 2014
• Despite sluggish start, No. 8 Kansas cruises to 73-51 win at Texas Tech
• Kansas notes: Cliff Alexander returns to starting lineup
• Replay: Updates, stats from Tuesday night’s Kansas-Texas Tech game
• Missouri loses 10th straight game, and guard Wes Clark, in 65-60 setback at South Carolina
• Missouri notebook: Ongoing suspensions leaves Tigers shorthanded again
• Jerry Tarkanian was the Rebel with a winning cause