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February 14, 2015

• High school results - February 13
• Matt’s Interior Design
• Amid the Brian Williams furor, here’s one truth: Tall tales are a common story
• Blue Springs hands rival Blue Springs South its first loss, 67-59
• Olathe East’s Javion Blake hits three-pointer for 54-51 win over Olathe North
• Raytown South gets big conference win over Belton
• Park Hill South’s James Byrd finishes strong in 61-58 victory over Park Hill
• Kansas lawmakers prepare options for a possible increase in taxes
• Missouri Senate gives initial approval to stricter welfare restrictions
• Capitol Watch: Missouri retreats to 1776, Kansas to the 1950s
• Man is charged with a series of morning armed robberies
• CUVs like the CR-V, RAV4 are outselling sedans
• 2015 Jaguar XF 3.0 Sport: A supercharged cat
• Jaguar XJ13: This replica of the famous race car is drop-dead gorgeous
• Piper girls basketball team picks up easy win over Bonner Springs
• Billy Horschel gave his caddie a $1 million tip
• A look at six key road victories that helped the Royals make the playoffs in 2014
• Suffering children in need of mental health care too often starve for help
• The Monday Poll: What do you think of Gov. Sam Brownback rescinding protections for LGBT state workers?
• World of Wheels brings plenty of prized vehicles and car enthusiasts to Bartle Hall
• NCAA has opened door to March Madness selection procedure, but don’t expect weekly updates soon
• The Lyric’s ‘Silent Night’ appeals to more than just fans of opera
• Family wanted: Devinera hopes for a home
• More than 200 runners in KC get nearly naked for fun and a good cause
• Winning numbers for Friday, Feb. 13
• Readers share views on Congress, faith, iPads in classrooms
• Winter is a great time to catch trout at Lake Taneycomo
• Readers share views on efficiency, Gov. Sam Brownback and ‘right to work’
• Vaccines, climate change, evolution: Just because science says it’s so doesn’t mean we believe it
• Unified front is needed to steer area youths from violent crimes
• S&P 500 closes at a record high as energy sector recovers
• Cynthia Billhartz Gregorian: Treasures from Thailand come home to KC
• No. 8 Kansas rallies for 74-64 win over No. 16 Baylor
• Replay: Updates, stats from Saturday’s Kansas-Baylor game
• Missouri falls 77-74 to Mississippi State, the Tigers’ 11th straight loss
• MU notes: Ryan Rosburg has solid game against Mississippi State; two freshmen reinstated
• Korn Ferry will assist Mizzou in search for new athletic director
• Chase Daniel, Jeremy Maclin and Chase Coffman together again in MU hall of fame class
• Missouri presses forward without injured guard Wes Clark
• Boveri Realty offers three prime downtown condos
• Homes at Woodland Ridge feature top trends for 2015
• Tera Miranda Shores offers lake living, in a Grand style
• Website is devoted to horse lovers
• Density and accessibility driving buyers to Cottonwood Canyon
• Phase III, The Estates of Chapel Hill is now open
• 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