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February 23, 2016

• KC schools’ fight to win over urban millennials touches questions of equity, race
• Boulevardia 2016
• Azani S. Fitten: In Europe, being an American counts more than skin color
• Listen to Tamba Hali’s song ‘Look What I Started’
• Monday Poll results: Readers are ready for a Royals repeat
• In phone security case, Apple isn’t the bad guy, and neither is the FBI
• Readers react to the iPhone controversy, guns and overpaid athletes
• Spiralizers bring a healthy twist to cooking; check out these gluten-free recipes
• Group challenging downtown KC convention hotel drops appeal
• Huge KCI airport improvement project shouldn’t dramatically affect ticket, parking prices
• Award-winning actor Hal Linden on farce, theater and television
• Man charged with photographing unsuspecting teen girls in Johnson County
• Kansas City man shot to death Monday is identified
• Kansas City man pleads guilty to Craigslist armed robbery spree
• Jackson County prosecutor and sheriff file for re-election
• Missouri lawmakers factor revenge toward MU into state’s budget
• Kansas, Missouri lawmakers react to Gitmo closure plan
• Kansas City man charged in hit-and-run of Shawnee bicyclist
• KC police accuse intoxicated woman of stabbing boyfriend
• Kansas City police investigate after man is shot
• Bernie Sanders backs closing Guantánamo, even if it means prisoners transferring to Kansas
• Kansas Senate approves revamp of juvenile justice system
• Trials set for brothers accused of killing Olathe rapper Jurl Carter
• Missouri House proposes to eliminate Melissa Click’s salary from budget
• Pentagon’s Guantanamo plan lays out costs, savings
• Kansas Senate advances proposal for ‘stable’ marriage foster care program
• Driverless bulldozer strikes, kills Missouri man
• Charges filed in drive-by shooting death of 3-year-old KC boy
• Mets’ Yoenis Cespedes drove a specialized three-wheel motorcycle to camp
• Junior hockey player in Canada was arrested on ice during a game
• Some Royals players get sized for World Series rings
• Kansas bill would allow chiropractors to clear students’ return to athletics after head trauma
• Ned Yost’s spring timetable: Hurry up
• Missouri bill seeks larger Conservation Commission
• Chiefs could benefit from unusually deep draft for defensive linemen
• Seven myths about breast health and mammograms
• Snarky in the Suburbs: The Crock-Pot algorithm has taken over my phone
• Letters to the editor: Medicare for all, dump Brownback-like legislators, gun background checks
• Denise Snodell: Rage against the coffee machine
• Sporting KC waives defensive midfielder Amobi Okugo
• Amos Family aims to ease the loss of a beloved pet
• Revised zone changes get mixed reviews in Prairie Village
• Shawnee Mission district prepares for potential funding losses
• Anita’s in Merriam serves Salvadoran pupusas with love
• Arts in Prison poetry program helps inmates find freedom in writing
• Mission council race starts election cycle
• Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday, Feb. 23
• Scott Tucker and lawyer plead not guilty in payday loan case
• Bitcoin business Butterfly Labs, shut down as ‘bogus,’ settles charges for $15,000
• KCI sees another jump in passenger traffic
• Powerball dropped changes that would have given players better odds
• Royals open full-squad camp Tuesday with a brisk workout
• Veteran reliever Peter Moylan looking for ‘flawless spring’ to stick with Royals
• Royals still interested in a reunion with free-agent closer Greg Holland
• Royals’ Alcides Escobar to miss start of spring training after uncle dies
• Kat’s Money Corner: March Madness on the cheap
• Dennis Patton: If you still have bare spots in your grass, consider dormant seeding this month
• Kansas defensive line coach Calvin Thibodeaux takes post at Oklahoma
• Kansas one step away from Big 12 crown after rallying to beat Baylor 66-60
• Lexmark announces job cuts, plus quarterly and annual losses
• New pizzeria coming to former Nichols Lunch space
• Missouri’s road woes deepen with 85-76 loss at Mississippi
• Former MU player and coach appointed to diversity post
• Mizzou’s Sophie Cunningham snags fifth weekly SEC award