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February 19, 2016

• Area veterinarians are on alert for dog flu
• Weekend Roundup
• Cruz jokes that Duck Dynasty star Phil Robertston should get diplomatic post
• Download new episodes of our SportsBeat KC podcast about Royals, Chiefs
• Former Kansas City church food pantry coordinator settles with diocese
• Committee hears Kemper Arena redevelopment proposals, plans next steps
• Fatal wrong-way accident closes northbound I-35 in KCK
• Local educator Elizabeth Ann Sanders wins national award
• Authorities raid Jackson County jail and discover contraband
• Firefighters douse hotspots at site of ‘fire tornado’ blaze near Leavenworth
• Kansas City man admits trying to produce child pornography
• Jury acquits Kansas City man in murder case
• 7 life lessons from Harper Lee’s ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’
• Grain Valley man is accused of holding woman captive for weeks in remote Missouri woods
• Milton Wolf hints, but won’t commit, to another race this year for the U.S. Senate from Kansas
• South Carolina primary could narrow the GOP field
• Here’s why Flint’s water problem isn’t likely to happen in Kansas City
• Readers react to Donald Trump, wage inflation and Medicaid expansion
• TheChat: Mother of Michael Brown testifies on behalf of police body cameras
• Blunt okay with Senate vote on SCOTUS nominee, but will oppose any name sent to Capitol Hill
• White Jackson County man proud to discover his black slave ancestor
• Olathe firefighters rescue rabbits, cats and a guinea pig from burning apartments
• Missouri Republican pushing for $1 billion tax cut
• A little Missouri girl wants a one-hand doll, just like her
• The Monday Poll: Royals mania resumes
• Salvador Perez was so very excited to see Lorenzo Cain at spring-training complex
• Missouri Mavericks close home stand this weekend
• Park Hill South girls turn in strong effort in state swimming prelims
• Royals’ ‘Great Balbino’ is cleared medically to join club at big-league spring training
• Liberty girls hold off Truman
• Blue Valley North’s Sam Disette breaks swimming record at state meet
• Rockhurst’s Valdiviez brothers will wrestle for Missouri state titles
• Royals sign left-hander Mike Minor to two-year, $7.25 million contract
• 1977 PONTIAC FIREBIRD TRANS AM
• At Sunflower Showdown, K-State students will display newspapers with image of Starship Enterprise
• Massive wholesale gift market offers a peek at home accessory trends to come
• ‘Democracy in Black’ shows an America that doesn’t care for all its citizens
• Winning lottery numbers for Friday, Feb. 19
• Hallmark-owned Crown Media reports revenue gain, smaller profit
• Oil prices sink stocks again
• Equipment manufacturer Multivac is expanding and will add up to 50 jobs in Kansas City
• Three-minute preview: No. 2 Kansas men’s basketball at Kansas State
• Royals’ Ned Yost says Kris Medlen will be ‘solid guy’ in rotation
• The week ahead: Retailers will report on earnings
• Closed Kansas City school is reborn as senior apartments
• One killed in a crash during Kansas Highway Patrol chase
• K-State basketball players encourage another court storming if they beat KU
• KU coach Bill Self: K-State court-storming incident ‘not a factor’ in team’s prep
• Lee’s Summit’s Neighborhood Cafe is expanding to Waldo
• Mizzou believes it’s a better team since last meeting with Arkansas
• Three-minute preview: Missouri men’s basketball at Arkansas
• Estates of Highland Ridge: A new subdivision with established amenities
• Summit Custom Homes kicks off partnership with Kohler with special promotion
• Brookfield Residential introduces new ranch-style homes in Shoal Creek Valley
• Lime Stone Road Townhomes: The best in maintenance-provided living
• 2016 home buying: All about the single ladies?