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February 19, 2015

• Mystery of Louie the missing Joyland clown ends at Kansas sex offender’s home
• Midnight Underground Circus will be a carnival of sorts with a big surprise
• The Long and Short of It
• High school results - February 19
• Five things to watch at the Kansas boys swimming and diving state meet
• Platte County defending champs cruise in first round of Missouri wrestling state tournament
• So why is Jason Kander running for the U.S. Senate?
• Democrats blast Rudy Giuliani for questioning Obama’s patriotism
• Ted Cruz: Obama ‘an apologist for radical Islamic terrorists’
• Democrat Kander to challenge GOP Sen. Blunt in Missouri
• Citing personal reasons, Theresa Garza Ruiz withdraws from Kansas City Council race
• White House: Higher wages needed to make up for stagnation
• No charges will be filed against former Kansas City councilman Michael Brooks
• Video: Royals outfielder Lorenzo Cain talks about the start of spring training
• Closer Greg Holland interested in multiyear deal with Royals, but he won’t come cheap
• Royals sign left-handed pitcher Franklin Morales
• Ryan Madson expected to arrive at Royals camp as ‘healthy player’
• Dayton Moore still sees Detroit as ‘team to beat’ in American League Central
• Chiefs GM John Dorsey addresses Justin Houston, other free agents and backup quarterbacks
• Dorial Green-Beckham regrets way his tenure at Missouri ended, will meet with Chiefs
• Police investigate shooting at Grandview car dealership
• Chickens fly out of tractor-trailer, go on the loose
• Roy Blunt faces clear path to GOP Senate nomination
• Coroner: Wrong body buried after crime lab mix-up
• Man found dead in burning truck in Tonganoxie
• Southbound I-435 reopens near Gregory Boulevard in Kansas City after crash
• Exotic dancer’s death reveals world of ‘pumping parties’
• Missouri Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder wants a daily allowance
• NASCAR’s Carl Edwards starts all over again with new race team
• TheChat: Rudy Giuliani lights up social media with his remark that President Obama doesn’t love America
• Upscale shooting range in Lee’s Summit reflects ‘guntry club’ trend
• Blue Springs man pleads guilty to producing child pornography after getting caught on ‘nannycam’
• Federal kidnapping case replaces murder prosecution in death of 5-year-old Atchison girl
• Snow, slippery roads cause headaches for commuters; I-670 westbound closed at Genessee
• Hickman Mills leads in early childhood learning
• Missourian at Bassmaster Classic prepares for some frigid fishing
• Staff exodus makes a tough business tougher in Butler, Mo.
• Jason Kander launches 2016 bid to unseat U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt in Missouri
• Jeff Gordon plans to be a driving force in his final season in NASCAR
• Daytona buzz: Gordon’s plans, Purdy in pace car and Busch’s legal woes
• Body found in well near Missouri River in Kansas City
• Readers share views on homeland security, weather overkill and foster parenting
• Kevin Garnett reportedly returning to Minnesota Timberwolves in NBA deadline deal
• GOP likely faces SoS primary with Kander out of the race
• Obama aims to show Islam, Western communities can coexist
• Dale Earnhardt Jr., Jimmie Johnson sweep Budweiser Duels for Hendrick Motorsports
• Hickman Mills’ plan to boost midlevel teacher pay would slash salaries of many longtime teachers
• Woman pleads guilty in chase that ended with building collapse in Kansas City
• Man is charged with attempted kidnapping at a Merriam business
• Band of snow moves through KC area; wintry mix this weekend
• Pro bull riders return to the Sprint Center for weekend event
• Watch as lights on Las Vegas strip dimmed in honor of Jerry Tarkanian
• ‘Royals Fans Got Talent’ auditions are scheduled for March 14
• Skip Bayless failed to realize that his show had started to the delight of his ESPN co-hosts
• Royals minor-league affiliate was in a Twitter spat over ‘Better Call Saul’
• Two dead, over 170 potentially exposed in ‘superbug’ outbreak
• Developers plan major new park, housing in northeast Johnson County
• Wal-Mart’s decision to raise its minimum pay is expected to send ripples into the low-wage economy
• T-Mobile reports a quarterly profit as it adds customers
• Obamacare is proving not to be such a burden on businesses
• American Express violated antitrust laws, judge rules
• AMC chief foresees more international suitors in the U.S. theater industry
• Former Sprint executive Robert Dellinger enters guilty plea in fatal 2013 crash
• Nearly 40 percent of Wal-Mart’s U.S. workers to get pay raises
• Winning numbers for Thursday, Feb. 19
• KU’s Bill Self: Injuries not keeping Cliff Alexander from playing his best
• University of Kansas proposes alert to schools of student sexual assault
• Kansas State’s spring football game at Sporting Park will have beer sales
• Two Johnson County Japanese restaurants close. More Penn Stations for KC?