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February 25, 2016

• For SM East coach, last Saturday proved a nice day for a swim
• Kansas City streetcar’s public grand opening is set for May 6
• Ethics reform running into resistance in the Missouri Senate
• Data KC: Wal-Mart, Price Chopper are our top stops for groceries
• Readers react to the Supreme Court vacancy, gun control and an editorial cartoon
• ‘Tough love’ for the College Basketball Experience
• Kansas must get serious about protecting at-risk children
• U-Haul truck crashes into Raytown church during police chase of sword-wielding man
• Woman is killed in rollover wreck in Kansas City, North
• Restraining order is issued against former Missouri lobbyist accused of sexually harassing interns
• Woman tries to use stun gun on KCK police officer
• Overland Park man killed in crash in northeast Kansas
• KC woman chased by police faces kidnapping charge
• Family sues Gardner police over fatal shooting of woman
• Couple is charged with robbing Kansas City bank
• In response to petition drive, City Council repeals Crossroads TIF ordinance
• Independence man is charged in shooting of police officer
• Fire damages building at Eighth Street and Prospect Avenue
• Johnson & Johnson talcum powder lawsuit alerts women who didn’t know of possible cancer connection
• Missouri midwife pleads guilty after Springfield baby dies
• Workplace shootings: Victims are most often men, often end in suicide of assailant
• Police say VA nurse downed ‘four or five’ beers, then assisted in surgery
• TheChat: School shutdown threat is merely that — a threat
• Ted Cruz: Planned Parenthood is ‘a national criminal enterprise’
• Safety on Missouri waterways at stake with proposal to undo merger of state patrols
• TheChat: Mayor Sly James says KC is behind its east side
• Police arrest man who taunted them online, then taunt him back
• Retailers see a surge in sales of gun silencers
• Man charged with using Instagram to steal panties at sorority houses
• Kansas, five other states sue Obama administration over Affordable Care Act
• Missouri fires professor Melissa Click, who called for ‘muscle’ to remove reporter
• Would Brett Lawrie’s slide last year against the Royals be deemed illegal?
• The Star’s high school athletes of the week (Feb. 25)
• Olathe North strikes it big in bowling regional
• Love for the glove: How the Royals break in new mitts
• Through heartbreak, hoops has remained a constant for Liberty North’s Michael Hughes II
• Auburn running back hopes to play in NFL so he can help his ‘homeless’ mom
• Watch special 360 degree-view videos from Royals spring training
• Authenticators verify every step as Royals sign thousands of items on photo day
• Guess who was pivotal in dramatic senior night victory at Olathe South?
• The Star’s high school basketball rankings (Feb. 25)
• There will be extra reason to celebrate Tuesday when trout parks open
• Chiefs’ GM says Justin Houston, Tamba Hali recently had injury ‘procedures’
• Chiefs’ GM says Jamaal Charles ‘important piece’ moving forward
• Chiefs GM John Dorsey ‘working like the dickens’ to retain key free agents
• Floating in the shallow end of thought
• Kansas City chamber’s CEO job is set to change hands
• Storefront crash yields $32.4 million verdict against convenience mart owner
• Cerner takes part in two health care initiatives
• Western Farm Show this weekend
• Winning lottery numbers for Thursday, Feb. 25
• From 50th round to World Series champ, Jarrod Dyson’s next challenge is starting in right field
• Royals agree to one-year contracts with 11 players
• Baseball announces rule change that outlaws takeout slides
• K-State’s Glenn Gronkowski can’t escape questions about brother Rob and ‘Gronk Cruise’
• KU coach Bill Self says potential Big 12 title would hold special significance
• Pickleman’s Gourmet Cafe opening downtown
• Kansas, Kansas City restaurant health inspections for Feb. 25
• Missouri men’s basketball set for Italian international tour this summer