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February 18, 2015

• Five things to watch at Missouri wrestling state tournament
• High school results - February 17
• Sleek modern designs will guide new Manheim Park neighborhood housing
• SM East forward averaging a double-double for second straight season
• Olathe North, BV Northwest, Mill Valley win wrestling league titles
• Olathe East girls basketball coach likes Hawks’ tough road to substate
• This weekend in Kansas City: Damon Wayans, 'Angels in America,' pro bull riders, and home and farm shows
• Step up for square dancing fun
• Five things to watch at Missouri girls swimming and diving state meet
• Former KCK mayor Joe Reardon is picked to pull area transit systems together under ATA umbrella
• Missouri Senate panel considers restricting police video
• Sen. Jerry Moran of Kansas near top of the class for missing votes
• U.S.-led coalition against Islamic State meets in Saudi Arabia
• Pinterest nixes Rand Paul’s fake Hillary Clinton page
• Replay: Royals Q&A with The Star’s Andy McCullough from spring training
• As Luke Hochevar returns from surgery, Royals could experiment with eight-man bullpen
• First report from Surprise, Ariz.: Royals spring training starts this week
• Royals complex expected to be quiet when pitchers and catchers report
• Chiefs coach Andy Reid talks knee surgery, Eric Berry, Derrick Johnson
• Alex Smith says recovery from spleen injury going well
• What five potential first-round receivers each need to show NFL teams at the combine
• Artist has vision for alternate helmets for Chiefs and other NFL teams
• Parents involved in lactation porn are accused of starving baby to death
• Gov. Jay Nixon must fix the Kansas City police board mess
• Missouri shouldn’t limit welfare before making other changes
• Readers share views on student journalism, body cameras and Gov. Sam Brownback
• Denny Hamlin, Danica Patrick collide in first Daytona 500 practice session
• Fishing report for Feb. 19
• Gates Bar-B-Q blaze in Independence was accidental, fire officials say
• Sporting Kansas City signs first-round pick Amadou Dia
• District judge sues Kansas over court administration
• Next Kansas education commissioner brings listening tour to Kansas City, Kan.
• Auditor: Spending by St. Joseph schools ‘staggering’
• Daytona 500 buzz: NASCAR alters qualifying
• Missouri voter ID law gets initial House approval
• NASCAR’s Dale Earnhardt Jr., at age 40, reflects on his racing future
• Mike Moustakas’ spring-training stats compared with regular-season numbers
• Man pays $6 for watch at Goodwill thrift store, sells it for $35,000
• Police: Las Vegas mom, son searched for car before fatal road-rage shooting
• Fire damages Steve’s Meat Market in De Soto
• Snarky in the Suburbs: Even in the nuclear winter of TV news, the Brian Williams saga stands out
• TheChat: Gov. Sam Brownback touts new business creation
• The Pizza Man serves up Chicago specialties in Lenexa
• Former Missouri elementary principal accused of dealing heroin
• U.S. hockey team’s ‘Miracle’ gold medal was 35 years ago
• Gallup: Kansas is seventh-most Republican state, Missouri 'competitive'
• For snow crews, patience — and salt — are essential
• Bob Sigman: The idea of a Kansas aqueduct isn’t all that far-fetched
• The very young have it right; just be true to your colorful self
• ‘Mary Poppins’ takes flight as SM South presents musical’s Midwest premiere
• Eat for Life recipe: Alternative pesto pasta swaps red peppers and walnuts for seasonal basil and pricey pine nuts
• Editorial: Put tax increase up for review in Johnson County
• As I See It: Supporting gun rights shouldn’t equate to fighting sensible laws
• Letters to the editor: Vaccinations, Brownback and LGBT rights
• Mother of KC girl struck by stray bullet, owner of gun find the power to carry on
• Ozarks writing conference, considered too racy, finds new home
• Mardi Gras: Last tipsy revelers sent home, trash swept up
• Woman shot herself in the head while adjusting bra holster
• English soccer fans prevent black man from boarding train in Paris
• Tex-Mex enchiladas likely can trace roots back to government cheese
• Emily Parnell: The very young have it right; just be true to your colorful self
• Matt Ross therapy pool closed, frustrating a wide array of users
• Victims of Jewish center shootings to be honored in song contest
• Susan Vollenweider: Kids aren’t the only ones who just know this stuff
• Scientists may have figured out why pot causes the munchies
• Kansas starts up a special crime unit to go after cattle rustlers
• Butler Brothers building on Broadway will become 30 one-bedroom apartments
• Worldwide impact of Kansas City’s arts scene pours millions into the area economy
• Garmin reports quarterly increases in profit and revenue
• Kansas City area collaboration focuses on health data and research improvements
• Money Matters: Unexpected money, unexpected problems
• Hemingway’s Kansas City: A short story
• Eric Hosmer agrees to two-year, $13.9 million contract with Royals, avoiding arbitration
• Juggling too many remotes? Try this touch screen
• Suzie Aron to be honored by KC Downtowners
• Wichita State won’t appeal loss of baseball victories
• Big 12 tightens concussion policy
• Gus’s World Famous Fried Chicken entering Stroud’s country
• Arris’ Pizza in Greystone South Plaza offers a variety of specialty Greek pizzas
• JoyceKC: Andy’s Frozen Custard coming to KC; Keg & Barrel, Grill & Spirits opening in south Overland Park
• Kansas commune leader found guilty of drowning woman in pool, 27 other counts