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February 4, 2015

• Park Hill sets school record with 10 football signings Wednesday
• Bishop Miege QB signs letter of intent with Kansas
• High school results - February 3
• Blue Valley offensive lineman AJ Harris signs with Missouri
• Blue Springs defensive linemen Carlos and Khalil Davis sign to play at Nebraska
• Olathe woman makes ‘Feel Better Friends’ for ailing children
• Kansas signing notebook: Piper’s Colton Beebe signs to play football at Minnesota
• Missouri signing notebook: O’Hara QB Michael Briggs’ story gets a new chapter — Missouri State signee
• Residency challenge is raised in Kansas City Council race
• Utah GOP lawmaker: Is sex with unconscious spouse really rape?
• Bill requiring women watch video before abortion moves ahead in Missouri House
• Dems give Israeli ambassador earful over Netanyahu speech
• Lawmakers support more military aid to Jordan fight Islamic State
• Kansas House approves measure to close budget gap
• Chiefs’ Will Shields cut from rare cloth as Hall of Famer
• Missouri GOP primary in 2016 an undecided affair
• Library director in hot water after 188,000 moldy books destroyed at University of Missouri
• Man found fatally shot in the back in rural Missouri
• KC man convicted in murder of KCK dog breeder
• Train slams into SUV stuck on tracks, killing six
• TheChat: Catherine Hanaway decries “culture of permissiveness”
• Kansas considers bill to raise seat belt fines 500 percent — to $60
• The funny sights from national signing day
• Canstruction teams help fight hunger by building sculptures out of canned food
• Kris Kobach’s bill on straight-ticket voting in Kansas is not helpful
• ‘Parks and Recreation’ made a subtle Bill Belichick joke
• Plea deal upsets family of Prairie Village wreck victim Tiffany Mogenson
• Three charged with stealing in roof-repair case
• Royals manager Ned Yost developed app to teach baseball strategy
• Readers share views on guns, Amtrak and Sarah Palin
• Resolution would make July 1 Lucile Bluford Day in Missouri
• Man accused of killing five gators to serve their tails at Super Bowl feast
• KC police shoot Northland man allegedly armed with rifle standing over wife
• Independence man receives life sentence for murder
• KC schools’ long and often contentious struggle for proficiency seeks simpler, deeper focus
• Streets become slick as snow blankets the KC area
• NFL investigating Atlanta Falcons for piping in fake crowd noise
• Patriots draw wild cheers from giddy fans at Boston parade
• Powerball jackpot climbs to $317 million
• Missouri Senate gives initial approval to ethics bill, rebukes push for contribution limits
• Online world attracts, comforts and frightens teens
• Winning numbers for Tuesday, Feb. 3
• Lung cancer is now the top cancer killer for women in rich nations
• DST Systems invests in Kansas City startup CouponCloud
• After a decade of decline, RadioShack may pull the plug
• Money Matters: Are behavioral biases impacting your personal finances?
• Restaurant inspections for Feb. 4
• Missouri takes time to talk things out during its long losing streak
• O’Reilly Automotive reports record quarterly earnings and revenue
• Staples acquires rival Office Depot for $6.3 billion
• Area unemployment rate of 5 percent shows labor improvement
• J.M. Smucker is buying iconic pet food brands made in Kansas
• Ecco Select’s chief operating officer becomes a part owner
• NCO is closing call centers in Lenexa and St. Joseph, eliminating 275 jobs
• Butler National accepts $1.32 million in gaming equipment dispute
• GM 2014 profit falls 26 percent to $2.8 billion on recall costs
• Staples buys Office Depot for $6 billion
• Three from K-State’s football signing class already part of the purple
• Jayhawks poised to add quarterbacks Carter Stanley, Ryan Willis on national signing day
• UMKC-Texas-Pan American men’s basketball preview
• Prosecutor describes Kansas commune leader’s 15-year brutal reign