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February 21, 2015

• Shawnee Mission East celebrates Kansas 6A swimming title
• Ke-Shawn Hayes leads Park Hill to its third straight state wrestling championship
• Isaac Dulgarian and Emilio Fowler lead group of Olathe North wrestlers to state
• Kearney has its first-ever state swimming champion in senior Madison Strathman
• Controversial workplace lessons demonstrate how to thwart an armed intruder
• Questions surround economists who assess Missouri legislation
• More business owners are using tax exemption in Kansas than expected
• Rule 5 pick Jandel Gustave impresses Royals manager Ned Yost in first bullpen session
• Omar Infante dealing with minor elbow issue as he arrives at Royals camp
• Mitch Maier breaking in as a coach for Royals at spring training
• Auto racers voice displeasure about safety after Kyle Busch’s accident
• In jersey retirement ceremony at Syracuse, former player’s name was spelled wrong
• Soccer player body slams opponent after a hard foul
• A Raiders scout apparently fell asleep during the NFL Combine
• Strawberry Hill Museum to host class on Ukrainian Easter egg decorating
• Winning numbers for Saturday, Feb. 21
• Daytona buzz: Driver Regan Smith is on baby watch
• NASCAR’s Kurt Busch loses final appeal of suspension
• Drug purchase in Independence turns into a rip-off
• Bassmaster fishermen are ready for a Classic duel in final round
• Stewart-Haas Racing doesn’t lack for drama or championships
• Suspect convicted of manslaughter in KC killing
• NASCAR Camping World Truck Series: Five drivers to watch in 2015
• Child among three injured in Independence house fire
• Conservation Commission expansion is reasonable, but major fixes aren’t needed in a Missouri success story
• Woman in custody as police investigate homicide in Kansas City
• Family wanted: Megan hopes for a home
• Missouri GOP elects John Hancock to lead party into 2016
• Take a stroll through the state of the Missouri GOP in 2015
• As fires caused by space heaters claim lives, smoke detectors are touted
• NASCAR Xfinity Series: Five drivers to watch in 2015
• Five NASCAR Sprint Cup drivers on the hot seat
• Midwest lynchings aren’t included in new report, but a 94-year-old woman remembers one in St. Joseph
• Raymore Walmart to reopen after police determine armed suspect from car chase not inside
• Ice from winter storm melting in KC, but warmup to be short-lived
• Daytona buzz: Hendrick vs. Gibbs and Phillips nominated for hall
• Dean Rojas leads Bassmaster Classic after day one
• NASCAR driver Kyle Busch suffers broken leg, foot in Xfinity race
• Five drivers who could win the Chase for the Sprint Cup
• Traveling show allows area families to go back in time to see dinosaurs
• Revived at 25, Negro Leagues Baseball Museum strives to preserve, fill in fading history
• Kansas City Repertory Theatre opens ‘Angels in America,’ a sprawling, timeless tale of the 1980s
• Perry Ellis, No. 8 Kansas rebound from loss, beat TCU 81-72
• KU manager Chris Huey lives out dream against TCU
• Kansas notes: ESPN’s ‘College GameDay’ to come to Wichita State and KU
• Big 12 has title chase it deserves
• Replay: Updates, stats from Saturday’s TCU-KU game
• For North Carolina’s Bill Guthridge, the memories are fading away
• Baylor blows away Kansas State 69-42
• Kansas State notes: Thomas Gipson vs. Baylor’s Rico Gathers is a wrestling match
• Shane Ray will block out the ‘noise’ until Mizzou’s Pro Day
• Mizzou beaten by Vanderbilt 76-53, sets consecutive loss record
• Missouri notes: Coach Kim Anderson looks for silver lining
• Missouri’s Clark Thomas shines at SEC championships
• Missouri claims five top-five finishes in pool at SEC championships
• Greens of Chapel Creek, Grey Oaks offer rare Shawnee home-buying opportunities
• Last two available lake lots at Loch Lloyd awaiting custom homes
• KCCashHomebuyers.com helps distressed home sellers
• New homes backing to green space now available in Eagle Creek