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February 20, 2015

• 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
• Kansas Senate bills seek to stall EPA clean air regulations
• Kansas Senate approves proposed ban on abortion procedure
• Kansas Senate approves proposed ban on abortion procedure
• Second Bloch School faculty member resigns in wake of rankings scandal
• Second Bloch School faculty member resigns in wake of rankings scandal
• Eric Hosmer says two-year deal with Royals was ‘no-brainer’
• Royals sign left-handed pitcher Franklin Morales
• Video: Ned Yost says baseball’s pace of play ‘will be an easy transition’
• With Franklin Morales signed, Royals show need to stock up on relievers
• Brandon Finnegan hopes to break camp as reliever with Royals, rather than as starter in minors
• TheChat: Rudy Giuliani lights up social media with his remark that President Obama doesn’t love America
• Snow, slippery roads cause headaches for commuters; I-670 westbound closed at Genessee
• Hickman Mills leads in early childhood learning
• Girls in ‘Slender Man’ case describe stabbing classmate in police video
• Raiders, Chargers plan possible shared Los Angeles home
• The Star’s high school athletes of the week (Feb. 19)
• Daytona buzz: Gordon’s plans, Purdy in pace car and Busch’s legal woes
• Readers share views on homeland security, weather overkill and foster parenting
• Police: Teen neighbor suspected in Vegas road-rage killing
• Dale Earnhardt Jr., Jimmie Johnson sweep Budweiser Duels for Hendrick Motorsports
• Woman pleads guilty in chase that ended with building collapse in Kansas City
• Sporting KC stars Dom Dwyer, Matt Besler play ding-dong ditch
• Houston’s board of regents chairman wants school to blackmail its way into the Big 12
• A shared Chargers-Raiders stadium could mean one team would leave the AFC West
• Dark passages and wry prose in Daniel Handler novel ‘We Are Pirates’
• Settees shrug off their prim persona and fit right into modern decor
• NASCAR’s Clint Bowyer puts the past two years in his rear-view mirror
• NASCAR suspends Kurt Busch because of domestic abuse accusation
• Kansas City police officer indicted in connection with 2014 shooting
• Capitol Watch: A ‘poor’ politician and Kansas’ new sex education bill
• Readers share views on terrorism, Gov. Sam Brownback and the Keystone pipeline
• Major League Baseball announces pace of game changes
• Evening commute looks fine; freezing rain, sleet to begin after sunset
• Snow and sleet expected tonight
• Police ID 21-year-old victim of fatal Tonganoxie crash
• Texas medical equipment scam traded on Cerner’s reputation
• Life hacks: Burgeoning industry shows how to do everything better
• A quarter of the U.S. may soon live where weed is legal
• Sporting KC’s Graham Zusi ready to make preseason debut
• Ex-principal hailed as hometown success charged in Missouri drug case
• The Star’s high school basketball rankings (Feb. 19)
• Missouri man, son accused in axe handle beating of teen
• 2015 Toyota Prius Five: The granddaddy of hybrids
• With its 2015 Colorado midsize pickup, Chevrolet has a new MVP
• The Monday Poll: Is it time to legalize marijuana in Missouri?
• 2007 Shelby Mustang: Overland Park man wanted a unique sports car, and got one
• All-electric cars are part of a growing niche of automobiles
• ‘The Country of Ice Cream Star:’ A sweeping saga of life on a post-apocalyptic Earth
• Musician, events producer and graphic artist Kristin Smith turns whimsical artwork into a business
• Artist Kate Wilson teaches the craft with lively handbook
• Winter weather slows area housing construction
• Owner of Ann Taylor and Loft stores is reportedly considering a sale
• Crown Media reports higher quarterly revenues and profits
• Cerner gets 'most admired' nods
• Honda to cut production due to West Coast port dispute
• Warren Buffett buys German motorcycle apparel firm
• Remembering Philip Levine, a poet who gave voice to working people
• Readorama: An old family secret, a new novel from Elizabeth Gaffney
• Winning numbers for Thursday, Feb. 19
• Danny Duffy revamps physique in hopes of pitching 200 innings for Royals in 2015
• Kansas linebacker Ben Heeney wouldn’t mind being the next Chris Borland
• Kansas freshman Devonte’ Graham wants to step up his game
• Three-minute preview: Kansas men’s basketball vs. TCU
• The week ahead: Federal Reserve chairwoman Janet Yellen goes to Capitol Hill
• Walk-on Brian Rohleder could be key for Kansas State against Baylor
• Three-minute preview: Kansas State men’s basketball at Baylor
• Mizzou’s Mitch Morse looking to prove himself after missing Senior Bowl
• Three-minute preview: Missouri men’s basketball at Vanderbilt
• Missouri’s freshmen basketball players are slowly growing up
• Home selections and prices at Persimmon Pointe excite buyers
• Inspired Homes makes the ‘earth move’ with new new models, communities
• Vacation at home in Cedar Creek
• USAF report: Pilot error caused mid-air F-16 jet collision over Kansas