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February 27, 2015

• High school results - February 26
• Lawton R. Nuss: In selecting Kansas justices, the current merit system works best
• Shakespeare’s earliest published plays to visit Kansas City
• Talk swirls around American Royal plans
• Auditor Tom Schweich’s apparent suicide continues to shake Missouri politics
• Congress closes in on short-term Homeland Security bill
• Missouri’s planned Rock Island Trail gets a federal boost
• Some Kansas senators ask if opportunity zones are the best way to help rural areas
• Ban? What ban? Raytown schools defy digital sign limits in Kansas City
• Kansas House, Senate approve teacher bargaining bills
• Friends recall Tom Schweich as smart and tough
• Donald Trump at CPAC questions Obama’s birthplace, says Bush can’t win
• Scott Walker clarifies his comparison of union protesters and Islamic State terrorists
• Former Gov. Rick Perry: Obama has made the world less safe
• Royals get sized up … for AL championship rings
• Royals prospect Sean Manaea held out of workout with abdominal issue
• Alex Gordon excited after hitting session on a tee, ready to take soft toss
• Video: Spring update about Royals left fielder Alex Gordon getting in his swings
• Lorenzo Cain and Sal Perez take a video break for some fun during Royals photo day
• Iowa lineman Brandon Scherff’s toughness, weight-room exploits have NFL teams’ attention
• In tiny Tyrone, Mo., ‘half of the town got killed last night’
• Snow moves into the Kansas City region
• When food pantry needed a home, owner of Victory dealerships stepped up
• Children’s Mercy performs its first pediatric heart transplant
• Big giveaway of seven cars highlights this year’s KC auto show
• A primer for the final day of the Missouri high school basketball regular season
• Fans support Vanderbilt’s Kevin Stallings, who apologized for telling player: ‘I’ll … kill you’
• Former superintendent and two others sue over firings at Gardner Edgerton
• Schools fight against bullying with lessons of kindness, compassion
• 2015 Chevrolet Colorado: A right-size pickup
• ESPN’s Jay Bilas shares recruiting letter he received from KU’s Ted Owens
• Shawnee Mission East freshman hits a game-winner from center court
• FYI Book Club: Online dating plan is a left-brained approach to love
• Being bullied gave voice to Benedictine’s Jallen Messersmith
• NASCAR driver Travis Kvapil says his No. 44 Chevrolet has been stolen
• Jay Nixon names longtime aide to temporarily replace Tom Schweich as Missouri Auditor
• Winning numbers for Thursday, Feb. 26
• Losing weight, gaining perspective in the memoir ‘It Was Me All Along’
• Oscar Plummer built this Kansas City motorcycle in 1898
• Man charged in Mission shooting and marijuana robbery
• Authorities identify killer, four of seven slain in small south-central Missouri town
• Reaction to Leonard Nimoy’s death from his fans
• Sporting KC set to conclude training camp with two exhibition matches Saturday
• AMSOIL Arenacross motorcycle racing comes to Sprint Center on Saturday night
• Martin City Melodrama opens new shows under a shadow
• Charges filed in Leawood restaurant robbery
• Obama goes from interviewee to interviewer for NPR’s StoryCorps Friday
• Five things to watch in Kansas state wrestling
• Unmasking of ‘Jihadi John’ as a London lad shocks Britain
• Missouri GOP chairman denies spreading rumors about Tom Schweich’s religion
• TheChat: R.I.P. Tom Schweich
• Six women accuse hot yoga founder of sex assaults
• #ProtectThePie helps Mitsubishi deliver message on safety of Outlander
• Lansing sweeps Kansas Class 5A regional bowling titles
• Ignore Wei-Hock Soon, a paid denier of climate change
• Marine veteran Joe Williams finds solace, purpose in art
• Readorama: In ‘The Creator’s Code,’ Amy Wilkinson goes inside the mind of an entrepreneur
• Richard Price scores again with gripping crime novel ‘The Whites’
• Legal cannabis comes to Missouri for epilepsy treatment
• Sprint CEO puts $25 million into company stock
• Stocks end their best month since 2011 with declines
• KC Life reports quarterly profit increase
• Warrensburg hospital affiliates with St. Luke’s system
• Local woman is among those to be honored by the Manufacturing Institute
• The week ahead: February jobs report will be released next Friday
• Sowing success: Look to spring by starting plants from seed
• Poverty in America: Deep and getting deeper, despite Earned Income Tax Credit
• KU coach Bill Self would like to see more emotion from Frank Mason
• Three-minute preview: Kansas men’s basketball vs. Texas
• Guest column: Make the most of your tax return
• Energy level will be key for Kansas State against Iowa State
• Three-minute preview: Kansas State men’s basketball vs. Iowa State
• Missouri basketball looks for another victory Saturday at Georgia
• Mizzou’s Doug Gillin introduced as new Appalachian State athletic director
• Three-minute preview: Missouri men’s basketball at Georgia
• Missouri women beat No. 12 Texas A&M on last-second shot
• Cottages of Cross Point Creek near everything you need
• Why community matters at Loch Lloyd
• Home sites with scenic views await in Running Horse
• Award-winning HeatherGlen known for maintenance-free lifestyle
• Missouri man charged in triple shooting near KU campus