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February 17, 2016

• Stephen Colbert declares ‘all of Kansas City is now in the state of Kansas’
• Missouri, don’t copy Kansas on tax policy
• Hiring Mike Sanders was the right call made in the wrong way
• Readers react to the Supreme Court, Hillary Clinton and Belton schools
• This weekend in Kansas City: ‘Swan Lake,’ the KC Golf Show, Mike Epps and DevFestKC
• A saga comes to an end: Tim Huelskamp endorses Ted Cruz
• Missouri man gets six years for shooting at crop dusting plane
• TheChat: Controversial power plant at center of confirmation hearing
• Subway restaurant workers find baby in toilet
• Rock slide will keep part of I-70 in Colorado shut for weeks
• Police make arrest in east Kansas City homicide
• Monday Poll results: Bernie Sanders handily defeats Hillary Clinton
• FBI will launch national opiate addiction education campaign
• Kansas City school board has another write-in candidate
• Blaze erupts at former bus terminal, Pickwick hotel in downtown Kansas City
• Man suspected of impersonating a police officer was actually a real officer
• Kansas City puts College Basketball Experience loan relief request on hold
• In Overland Park visit, Chelsea Clinton accuses GOP of ‘sexism, racism, jingoism’
• It’s beginning to feel like spring in Kansas City
• Missouri Rep. Don Gosen abruptly resigns under cloud of suspicion
• Parents of teen slain in Kansas City seek answers
• Dan Tarwater says Jackson County counselor should be fired for Mike Sanders contract ‘deception’
• President Obama vows to offer Supreme Court nomination
• U.S. airstrikes destroy ‘hundreds of millions’ in Islamic State cash
• Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback tells religious freedom rally participants to keep up the fight
• Ford leader, in Kansas City, discusses the future of transportation
• Kansas City is flooded with inquiries about dollar houses
• Royals add more safety netting at Kauffman Stadium
• Fishing report for Feb. 18
• Don McClanen, founder of Fellowship of Christian Athletes, dies at age 91
• K-State fans are not thrilled about sportsmanship video released ahead of KU game
• J.J. Watt loves breakfast foods, but is he any match for Ron Swanson?
• Conservation groups return to roost in Kansas City
• Hall of Famer Marshall Faulk wonders how long Jamaal Charles should be a Chief
• Chiefs lose assistant strength coach to Vikings
• My mother had her clothesline; I have a keyboard
• FC Kansas City to open season at home on April 16
• Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday, Feb. 16
• HPV vaccination rates are low, especially in Kansas and Missouri, and cancer experts are alarmed
• With pitchers and catchers set to report, Royals complex already filled with familiar faces
• Kansas State ends conference road losing streak with 63-49 victory at TCU
• Your financial planner: A guide for same-sex couples
• Teamster retirees fight massive pension cuts at Kansas City town hall, warn others at risk
• Open your economy, U.S. urges Cuba
• American Airlines will debut finer dining for first-class customers
• Garmin stock soars on better-than-expected profits, revenue
• Responding to rivals, Google expands delivery service
• Pentagon plans a huge, swift upgrade to Windows 10
• Klint Kubiak leaving KU football coaching staff to join father as coach for Denver Broncos
• Wes Clark says he quit MU basketball team, which maintains he was dismissed
• Amid more turmoil, Missouri holds off South Carolina for 72-67 win
• JoyceKC: Updates on Cleaver & Cork, Cellar & Loft, Church’s Chicken on Wornall and Mi Asia
• Kansas GOP lawmakers seek Senate chairwoman’s reinstatement