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February 26, 2015

• High school results - February 26
• Talk swirls around American Royal plans
• Proposal to hike ag land taxes spawns backlash from farmers
• Missouri House approves annual inspection of state’s only abortion clinic
• Some Kansas senators ask if opportunity zones are the best way to help rural areas
• Kansas Senate passes bill easing prosecution of teachers for distributing ‘harmful material’
• Ban? What ban? Raytown schools defy digital sign limits in Kansas City
• Evidence points to suicide as cause of Schweich death, authorities say
• Friends recall Tom Schweich as smart and tough
• Republicans seek the perfect date (read: candidate) for 2016
• Missouri Auditor Tom Schweich dead of apparent suicide
• Franklin Morales rounds out competition for lefty role in Royals’ bullpen
• Royals baseball brings ‘The Bachelor’ to spring-training camp
• No cheeseburgers in paradise for healthy-eating Royals
• Royals attend major-league program on domestic violence education
• Union Station’s NFL Hall of Fame exhibit officially announced
• Chiefs meet with pending free-agent safety Kurt Coleman
• Chiefs release Anthony Fasano, clearing the way for Travis Kelce to be every-down tight end
• A primer for the final day of the Missouri high school basketball regular season
• Shawnee Mission East freshman hits a game-winner from center court
• Video: Royals manager Ned Yost is pleased with the pitching staff
• Winning numbers for Thursday, Feb. 26
• Business notes: Overland Park office complex sold
• Monday hearing will determine if F. Glenn Miller Jr. will face trial in Jewish center killings
• Five things to watch in Kansas state wrestling
• TheChat: R.I.P. Tom Schweich
• Body found in Kansas City well is identified as missing Overland Park woman
• Caption contest: Say cheese!
• Kansas State fans make mock public service ad called ‘Stop Court Storming’
• Miami Heat signs former K-State star Michael Beasley again
• Judge rules for Adrian Peterson, paving way for reinstatement
• Ex-con tells judge he robbed bank to go back to prison
• Therese Park: Through song, Black History Month comes alive
• ‘The Book of Mormon,’ now playing at the Music Hall, is crude, rude, audacious and thin
• DC legalizes pot in capital, despite threats from Congress
• 911 dispatcher who told girl to ‘stop whining’ as her father lay dying now out of job
• Lansing sweeps Kansas Class 5A regional bowling titles
• Man shot by Kansas City police officer appears in court in his own cases
• Readers share views on politics, the National Rifle Association and Kansas finances
• Man convicted in Christmas Eve 2011 murder
• Sports fans have fun with the Great Arizona Llama Chase
• Florida State freshman scored 30 points in less than five minutes in a game Wednesday
• A 550-pound unexploded bomb was found outside soccer stadium in Germany
• Could Todd Akin run as a third party candidate? Update: No.
• Missouri and the nation react to the death of Tom Schweich
• Ignore Wei-Hock Soon, a paid denier of climate change
• Tom Schweich’s death is a loss for Missouri
• Bitter cold settles in over KC; snow likely this weekend
• ‘Euphoria’ as students experience art with hands instead of eyes at Nelson-Atkins
• Kansas City’s core missed recovery, another study says
• Long-delayed redevelopment of Freight House District vacant lot has a new proposal
• Nonprofit Connect picks eight ‘rising star’ volunteers
• BNSF spending includes rail yard in Edgerton
• Bayer HealthCare will sell part of its St. Joseph animal health business
• Energy slump is felt by regional manufacturers
• Despite a sharp drop in gasoline, area consumer prices rise slightly
• Apple plans March 9 event: Is it time for the Apple Watch?
• Wade Davis’ pitching evolution included a new mindset
• Royals, FSKC release 150-game broadcast schedule for 2015 season
• With KU back in control of Big 12 lead, Jayhawks prepare for ‘high drama’ in final three games
• Kansas reveals alternative basketball uniforms for ‘Made in March’ series
• Video: Spring crabgrass control
• Nino Williams takes long road to success at Kansas State
• Joint venture will own Leawood’s Town Center Plaza and Town Center Crossing
• New Raytown restaurant NewzRoom Cafe fulfills a mother’s dream
• Foody’s opens in Olathe; new restaurants for Westport?
• Missouri women beat No. 12 Texas A&M on last-second shot
• Mizzou’s Doug Gillin reportedly will become Appalachian State athletic director