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January 31, 2017

• Women around the world cheer KC mom’s brutally honest essay on parenting with depression
• Statement from the Greater Kansas City Interfaith Council on a proposed Muslim registry
• Missouri Gov. Greitens attends D.C. gathering of some of the world’s richest people
• Former Lawrence police officer accused of beating fellow officer, locking her in a dog kennel
• Questions swirl for students, others in KC with ties to countries on Trump’s list
• Bus rider who broke his cane defending RideKC driver receives tearful thanks
• Young bicyclist hit by car in KC, North, is hospitalized with life-threatening injuries
• Man in prison for homeless camp murder is charged in 2004 killing that left body parts floating downriver
• Letters: Readers discuss KCI immigration protest, capitalism and the Constitution
• Dave Helling: Democrats should pick their Supreme Court fights carefully
• Schlitterbahn mulling options to replace Verrückt water slide, closed after boy’s death
• KC police release the name of woman found dead at 66th and the Paseo
• Man in wheelchair struck, dragged as driver flees from crash in Kansas City
• Allegedly asleep with pipe bombs in parking lot, Cass County man is charged
• Surveillance video shows ‘persons of interest’ in Paseo fatal shooting
• Police investigate afternoon shooting in Independence
• Kansas ‘GunRunner’ sentenced for illegal overseas gun sales
• Dog dies after alerting family to fire in south Kansas City house
• Kansas City man is charged in brutal assault after standoff with Raytown police
• Kansas Civil Air Patrol commander investigated for threatening message to Johnson County lawmaker
• Pregnant St. Joseph woman is due, but her husband is stuck in Iraq after Trump’s order
• Initiative petition debate heats up in Kansas City after Missouri Supreme Court order
• Item of the Week
• This Week in KC, Feb. 2-8: Symphony plays ‘E.T.,’ Bridal Spectacular, ‘Phantom of the Opera’
• Just in time for Valentine’s Day, Starlight tackles complexities of a ‘First Date’
• Falcons offensive coordinator briefly lost Super Bowl LI game plan at Opening Night
• Messages from the signature walls at Yordano Ventura memorial at Royals FanFest
• Super Bowl Opening Night was full of usual crazy sights and sounds
• Six of the biggest blunders in Super Bowl history
• Podcast: Remembering Royals pitcher Yordano Ventura
• Pro Bowl visit gives Chiefs kicker Cairo Santos something to aim for in 2017
• Organ donors are selfless to the end
• Johnson County launches OneAssist — a one-stop phone answering service
• Audit finds ‘significant deficiencies’ in management of Johnson County airports
• Winter’s cold getting old? Find a slice of summer
• Fairway-based venture capital firm reports banner 2016
• Sporting KC defender Erik Palmer-Brown named to U.S. Under-20 national team
• Thoughts on health care debate? Leawood native creates way for your voice to be heard
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, Jan. 30
• MRIGlobal wins a $13.7 million federal research contract
• Ladd Seaberg, longtime Atchison business leader, has died
• Waddell & Reed reports smaller profits as investor withdrawals continue
• Confusion characterizes KC-area business response to Trump’s immigration order
• Carlton Bragg’s municipal court date for drug paraphernalia charge moved to March 3
• Mizzou announces another seven-figure donation for football facility
• Spring sports and your wallet — don’t kiss your money good-bye
• You could soon get Roasterie coffee at its own drive-thru store
• Block Real Estate issues its annual commercial real estate report