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March 1, 2016

• Rick L. Armstrong and W. Terrence Kilroy: Independent reviews ensure integrity after police shootings
• Mindy Corporon holds mayors’ prayer breakfast crowd spellbound
• St. James Academy leads 913-area charge at state wrestling, with three individual champions
• The Cocktail Deconstructed: Choosing the right spirits for your drink
• Doctors, states must move faster to combat opioid abuse
• KCK woman is accused of using a stun gun on police officer
• Man is accused of having sex with 14-year-old girl in abandoned Independence house
• Legislator files bill to allow St. Louis to secede from Missouri
• ‘Hitler rules’ written on flier at University of Missouri dorm
• Teenager describes alleged touching by St. Thomas More teacher
• Super Tuesday: Clinton wins 7, Trump wins 6 states — but rivals take states too
• Monday Poll results: Love for Donald Trump goes only so far
• Missing Missouri woman found dead in her SUV
• Ted Cruz brings his presidential campaign to Overland Park Wednesday
• TheChat: Warren Buffett tells candidates to quit bashing the U.S. economy
• Hawley, Schaefer rolling up endorsements in Missouri GOP AG primary
• Court reinstates fraud claim against Trump University
• A third write-in candidate files for Kansas City school board
• Readers react to cold weather, Ginger Rogers and Kansas
• As vile Donald Trump rises, GOP faithful must ask: What would Lincoln do?
• Luxury $5,000 camping package new to 2016 Symphony in the Flint Hills
• Audio tape of Raytown fire captures drama
• Chris Rock and Franklin Graham add to a wild year for Girl Scout cookies
• Scenes from Super Tuesday: From Trump trash talk and giant hands to sheer terror on social media
• Kansas City streetcar hits parked Mercedes
• Voter ID laws again are gaining traction in the Missouri legislature
• Clerk is wounded when gunman tries to hold up south KC store
• Raytown schools are losing millions because properties are undervalued, superintendent says
• Ted Cruz campaigns Wednesday in Kansas, and Bernie Sanders and Marco Rubio will follow
• Super Tuesday victories leave Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton in command
• Gov. Sam Brownback cuts higher education as Kansas tax receipts fall $53 million short
• Salvador Perez got a 2015 World Series champions tattoo
• Royals do the honorable thing with Sal Perez contract extension, which has bittersweet timing
• ESPN’s Sports Science dissects Steph Curry’s amazing 32-foot shot from Saturday
• Bennett Spring fisherman, 77, has his day in the spotlight
• Mixed reaction to news of Salvador Perez’s new contract with Royals
• KU’s Frank Mason throws shade at ESPN analyst Fran Fraschilla
• Royals opening-day payroll projected to top $136 million
• Chiefs use franchise tag on star safety Eric Berry
• Chiefs express interest in retaining outside linebacker Dezman Moses
• Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday, March 1
• Matt Keenan: We have met the enemy and he smells like Justin Bieber
• Charles Hammer: If you don’t think the climate is changing, ask the armadillo
• Blue Valley Southwest teen gets spirit award
• Stacey Hatton: Who are better mothers, The young or the old?
• Editorial: Right move to inspect rental units
• Guest column: The price isn’t right for a box of gold
• Letters: Religious freedom, ballot box action, remembering history
• Snarky in the Suburbs: Both my kid and my lawyer are on retainer
• Sporting KC parts ways with defender Marcel de Jong
• Sculpture to serve as memorial to Jewish center victims
• Lenexa gathers input on Old Town area
• Johnson County forums focus on bus options
• Got milk? Got fans? Visit Shatto Milk Co., the dairy that has both
• Open house showcases master plan for Big Bull Creek park
• Quincy’s dream was cut short but it flourishes on Haitian soccer field
• Volunteers encircle babies with warm arms — and love
• FC Kansas City to open season at Children’s Mercy Park on April 16
• Government Watch: New EPA guidelines to affect Tomahawk sewage treatment plant
• FC Kansas City players Bogus, Lisenby announce retirement
• Biz Snapshot: As road projects heat up, Gun-Ko is ready to roll
• Sprint chief experience officer Robert L. Johnson will leave company
• Voter anxiety is at odds with economists’ optimism
• Midwest manufacturing rebounded in February
• It’s official: Sale of Country Club Plaza closes
• Gas prices are rising, but they are expected to stay below last year’s level
• Royals, catcher Salvador Perez agree to new five-year, $52.5 million contract
• Next season begins for 2015 champion Royals with first spring training game
• Former Nebraska teammates Alex Gordon, Brian Duensing reunited with Royals
• Kat’s Money Corner: Get outside without going over budget
• Plaza area neighbors fight hotel, apartment plan
• Senior day holds special meaning for Kansas State guard Brian Rohleder
• Three-minute preview: Kansas State men’s basketball vs. TCU
• Pop-up cycling studio extends Leawood lease
• LSU, Ben Simmons weather second-half storm in 80-71 win over Missouri
• Mizzou’s Sophie Cunningham is SEC women’s basketball freshman of the year
• Missouri paid College Sports Solutions $84,720 for assistance in football coaching search
• Not all NFL hopefuls get invited to Combine, but that doesn’t change the goal