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February 13, 2015

• Five things to watch at Missouri district and Kansas league wrestling tournaments
• Steve Kraske: Missouri lawmakers take (baby) steps on ethics
• Kansas lawmakers rebel against Brownback plan to use highway money
• Threatened with loss of federal funding, Kansas makes changes at Osawatomie State Hospital
• Amid rankings scandal, Michael Song resigns from UMKC
• Shawnee man, 33, dies in pre-dawn crash on ramp to I-635
• Woman is critically injured when car rolls over embankment and flips
• Man dies in mobile-home fire in Lansing
• Big fish caught at Truman Lake to go on display at Wonders of Wildlife Museum
• TheChat: Gov. Jay Nixon knocked for his handling of the National Guard in Ferguson
• The Star’s high school basketball rankings (Feb. 12)
• The Star’s high school athletes of the week (Feb. 12)
• Fire forces family of nine from Kansas City home
• National effort to plant milkweed aims to rebuild monarch butterfly population
• Kansas City Zoo awaits a baby gorilla
• Police fatally shoot suspected carjacker after chase ends in Kansas City, Kan.
• Kansas City area romance writers dish on their day
• Driver in crash that killed KC crime lab technician is sentenced for illegally possessing a firearm
• Sporting KC’s Besler, Vermes address fitness concerns raised by U.S. national team coach
• Slain Liberty man found after fire is recalled as a friend, a father and a pastor
• Negro Leagues Museum announces Hall of Game class for 2015
• Readers share views on Valentine’s Day, greenhouse gas and Kansas
• Missouri Sports Hall of Fame announces annual women’s honorees
• Sporting Kansas City signs Haiti national team defensive midfielder Soni Mustivar
• Cold, light snow targeting Kansas City this weekend
• CUVs like the CR-V, RAV4 are outselling sedans
• 2015 Jaguar XF 3.0 Sport: A supercharged cat
• Ray Rice issues public apology for ‘horrible mistake’
• Sports teams have their own Valentine’s Day cards that anyone can use
• Charlie Weis says he doesn’t plan to coach again
• Former Kansas star Joel Embiid is back in Lawrence
• Sporting KC’s Jacob Peterson ‘not optimistic’ about new collective bargaining agreement before MLS season
• Kansas City’s Fishtank Performance Studio expands its horizons
• Sam Quinones’ ‘Dreamland’ is a haunting tale of opiate abuse in the heartland
• Detainees’ ‘Guantanamo Diary’ filled with images of degradation and torture
• Winning numbers for Thursday, Feb. 12
• Readorama: Poets behind bars produce another volume of poetry
• Miss Manners advice columnists produce e-books on texting, aging, pregnancy
• Southwest is the latest airline to scale back rewards program
• Aviation Technical Services adds work at KCI maintenance base
• Prime Healthcare completes acquisition of St. Joseph and St. Mary’s medical centers
• Assurant reports quarterly decline in operating income
• The week ahead: AMC and Wal-Mart report quarterly results
• Amid labor dispute, bustling West Coast ports fall quiet
• Rockhurst men’s basketball coach Bill O’Connor to retire
• Kansas State basketball team searching for answers on offense
• Kansas State-Oklahoma men’s basketball preview
• Greg Holland agrees to one-year contract with the Royals
• Pitcher Joe Blanton agrees to minor-league deal with the Royals
• Missouri-Mississippi State men’s basketball preview
• KU’s Landen Lucas was immersed in Japanese culture before basketball
• Kansas-Baylor men’s basketball preview
• UMKC-Chicago State men’s basketball preview
• Blow dry bar coming to Power & Light District and other P&L updates
• Smallcakes Cupcakery and Creamery is coming to Crown Center
• Rodrock Development’s strong start shows 2015 has much in store
• Northgate Village remains a popular choice for Northland homebuyers
• Nine furnished models under construction in Canyon Creek
• KCCashHomeBuyers.com helps distressed home sellers
• Kearney communities offer great value and free club membership