February 6, 2017
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Lynn Horsley at City Hall: Minimum wage court hearing, plus Town Hall on infrastructure
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KC police investigate reported injury accident involving school bus
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Missouri woman is accused of killing her husband with a crowbar
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KC man tells police he was shot in the forearm by a stranger
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You can buy a Cheeto that looks like Harambe for $100,000 or so
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Vahe Gregorian: Frank Mason riles up K-State fans while leading KU to win
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Mark Holland files for re-election as mayor/CEO of Unified Government
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Sex trafficking ring that spanned Kansas, Missouri leads to prison term
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KC police release name of man fatally shot by officers Saturday during standoff
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New Kansas City Land Bank sale to offer homes for $999
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Woman dies after being injured in Kansas City, Kan., apartment fire
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Olathe police seek driver who injured officer while fleeing traffic stop
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Woman found dead along Interstate 29 ditch is identified
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Kris Kobach voting law may disenfranchise Kansas voters, panel says
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Sharon DuBois: Libertarians offer a choice of freedom
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Editorial: New Kansas funding formula for schools must be fair, efficient
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Trump’s granddaughter wins fans by singing Chinese New Year song in Mandarin
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KC mayor’s town hall clarifies infrastructure proposal’s tax impact
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Kansas City schools superintendent reorganizes leadership team; some are out of a job
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Probation for Missouri man whose granddaughter, 8, died in crash driving him home
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Jason Kander’s Twitter takedown of Curt Schilling was a grand slam
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Sports fans have never had it better than in the last 12 months of championships
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Kearney swims away with another conference title
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Miege watches more athletes sign on the dotted line
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Winning lottery numbers for Monday, Feb. 6
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Goodwill wants you to dump your ex’s stuff in anti-Valentine’s Day donation drive
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New appointee named for the U.S. Small Business Administration’s four-state region
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Comcast selling faster connections to mid- to large-sized firms in KC market
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Kansas, Kansas City restaurant health inspections for Feb. 6
