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February 3, 2016

• High school boys hoops notebook: Balanced offense propels Blue Valley West
• High school girls hoops notebook: Olathe South takes aim on Pioneers on Friday
• This weekend in Kansas City: Kansas Focus Gallery grand opening, First Friday, Panic Fest and Monster Jam
• Valentine’s events: Wining, dining, music and more
• Journalism on stage: ‘Justice in the Embers’ opens at the Living Room
• Amid alarm over Zika virus, Kansas family shares their story and offers hope
• As little Parker Monhollon battles a ‘monster’ on her brain, friends and a Royal rally around her
• Two Kansas City men are charged in December double homicide
• Stand fast against latest attempt to control Kansas courts
• Former Olathe teacher admits having sex with student
• Man is charged with attempted kidnapping in Mission attack
• KC residents get first free Google Fiber under federal ConnectHome program
• Third of four streetcars arrives in KC
• TheChat: Emanuel Cleaver champions major housing bill
• Overland Park police: Murder suspect thought victim was a zombie
• Accident in Lee’s Summit ended a teenage life filled with dreams
• Kansas City Police Department will reinstate suspended members to different unit
• Independence man is charged with setting house on fire with wife and children inside
• Readers react to climate change, exclusion politics and nursing homes
• Four teenagers are charged in robbery spree and car chase
• Kansas City takes the lead in closing the digital divide
• TheChat: Vicky Hartzler remains thumbs down on Obamacare
• Kansas House debates changing the Supreme Court selection process
• Gun rights are on the minds of Kansas lawmakers
• Trump disputes caucus results, says Cruz ‘stole’ Iowa, calls for a do-over
• Your beard doesn’t contain poop, but it could help develop new antibiotics
• Nine KC high school players who later were in the Super Bowl
• Iowa State, recruit may have had a public divorce on National Signing Day
• Rockhurst senior A.J. Taylor, state’s top-ranked recruit, signs with Wisconsin
• Lawrence’s Amani Bledsoe relishes recruiting process
• Ex-Mizzou star Kony Ealy has taken a big leap in year two for Carolina
• Warren Sapp’s daughter signs to play soccer at Mizzou
• Fort Osage QB Skylar Thompson gets head start with Wildcats
• Meet the Royals fan who got a tattoo of Danny Duffy … in the bear suit
• Missouri boys winter sports notebook: Wrestlers ranked among elite in nation
• Ten Royals spring-training games will be televised
• Missouri girls winter sports notebook: Suburban swim meets on deck
• Kearney senior linebacker Cale Garrett signs with Missouri, calls it his ’dream school’
• Chiefs’ Alex Smith has a Super Bowl ceiling, CBS analysts say
• Third Twisted Fresh opens in Northland
• Kansas City area ended 2015 with a 3.8 percent jobless rate
• Kansas City convention center hotel petitioners get their day in court
• Shkreli’s bail in doubt; his new lawyer silences him
• Your financial planner: Developing a Super Bowl-like game plan for your money
• Winning lottery numbers for Wednesday, Feb. 3
• Bill Snyder high on Kansas State’s recruiting class, even if recruiting services aren’t
• Kaleb Prewett no longer member of Kansas State football team
• K-State: National Signing Day central
• Updated: Royals will raise World Series flag on opening night; ring ceremony on April 5
• KU coach Bill Self calls Brannen Greene's late dunk against K-State 'classless'
• Foul trouble adds up for Kansas State in loss at No. 7 Kansas
• Kansas football hopes 20-man recruiting class helps fill many needs
• KU: National Signing Day central
• Sprint eyes paying off some debt as bond rating falls deeper into junk range
• YouTube aims for young audience with subscription service
• The Cashew in downtown KC is changing owners, name and concept
• Mizzou: National Signing Day central
• Missouri announces Jackie Shipp as new defensive-line coach
• Missouri’s coach Odom signs his first football class
• Missouri rallies but ultimately falls to Mississippi 76-73