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January 25, 2018

• Watch an excited ‘Price Is Right’ contestant knock Drew Carey off his feet
• Shawnee Mission Northwest High School in mourning after two student suicides
• Tigers boys sink Titans with late three-pointer in cross-city showdown
• Sluggish Titan girls shake off rust, roll over Tigers
• After several seasons of upheaval, Clint Bowyer craves consistency — and a victory
• Kelly Manz’s big heart when it comes to little hearts leads her to the Super Bowl
• Chocolate Crawl for a Cause returns to downtown Lee’s Summit on Feb. 3
• Housing rebound shows how far Lee’s Summit has come during the last decade
• After meeting injured Cass County K-9, Greitens announces support for ‘Champ’s Law’
• Kansas Democrats have a new leader in the race for governor
• Vision and emotion are building blocks for ‘Art of the Brick’ at Union Station
• Bob Dole demonstrated the model of leadership missing in today’s Congress
• Chiefs fans are really, really mad that the team is bringing back Bob Sutton
• Streetcar commuters bring paid parking to City Market, but cost is unclear
• How Kansas City can win the next Amazon HQ2
• Moran demands information from USA Gymnastics and Michigan State in Nassar case
• Kobach’s office takes down ethics database after identity theft concerns
• Gov. Brownback is finally leaving. Now, Lt. Gov. Jeff Colyer must pick up the pieces
• Brownback, confirmed in dramatic D.C. vote, leaves legacy of controversy in Kansas
• Missing man with autism is found safe, Independence police say
• KC Council close to ‘ban the box’ ordinance regarding criminal records
• Brownback sets time and date when he’ll hand off Kansas to Johnson County’s Colyer
• Boy calls 911 after woman shot inside home on Monroe Avenue, KC police say
• Senate candidate wants daughters to be homemakers, not ‘career obsessed banshees’
• ‘I was in there shaking,’ 10-year-old boy recounts hiding from mother’s killer
• No money, few rules. How two Olathe schools met the state’s challenge to redesign schools
• Overland Park police used long-criticized tactic in fatally shooting teen in vehicle
• Days before FanFest and spring training, 2018 Royals remain a mystery
• Larry Nassar isn’t the only one who preyed on Olympic gymnasts
• Letters: Readers discuss yet another school shooting, Blair Kerkhoff on the Eagles and greyhounds
• Missouri veterans deserve a better pharmacy system
• Council considers creation of Olathe Community Foundation for unmet needs within city
• One gigantic wager at a Las Vegas casino made its Super Bowl line drop
• Padres’ social-media accounts hinted that Eric Hosmer would join team
• Loving family’s obit honors Big Mama the chicken, who has crossed to the other side
• Missouri school board candidate denounced for rants on Islam and ‘rat’ Michelle Obama
• Hey, Romeo: Popping the question but don’t know the answer? Here’s jewelers’ tip
• Is KC city manager’s power of the purse with contracts about to be cut down?
• Former priest sentenced for choking infant inside Overland Park Wal-Mart
• Nine-year-old Dominic Young Jr. was fatally shot. Does Kansas City care?
• In new XFL, players will be judged on ‘quality of human being they are’
• Trump asked the Guggenheim for a Van Gogh. The museum offered a used gold toilet
• Free State point guard, whose dad died in OSU plane crash, plans to walk on at KU
• Bill Self on KU fan offering free-throw advice: ‘If it was Rick Barry, I’m all for it’
• After fans’ violent encounters with referees, high schools worry about ref shortage
• ‘Potentially hazardous’ asteroid will pass near Earth hours before Super Bowl LII
• See which KC teams made the Missouri state basketball rankings
• Parents outraged by schoolwork saying Jews, Christians and Muslims worship same God
• One-third of Kansas House signs on to proposal that would end anonymous bills
• The keys to understanding bank fees
• What’s happening in Johnson County
• Former White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest will appear at Kansas fundraiser
• Olathe Northwest sophomore cracks code for perfect ACT on first try
• Chiefs’ Andy Reid has decided who’s calling the plays with Matt Nagy gone
• Love it or hate it, Cherry Mash celebrates 100 sweet years
• The company 900-victory Larry Holley keeps: Bob Knight and Duke’s Coach K
• Slumping Lagerald Vick needs to start putting ‘handprint’ on KU team, Bill Self says
• Azubuike keeps chin up after free-throw fiasco at OU: ‘He actually sounded good’
• Sal Perez as Han Solo bobblehead, 50th season swag among Royals promotions
• Kassius Robertson is playing more minutes at point guard for Mizzou. Again
• After operating at a loss last fiscal year, Mizzou athletics sees bump in ticket sales
• Missouri throws away chance at good resume win in blowout loss to Auburn
• Missouri men’s basketball summary for Jan. 24
• Restore a defensive mind-set and Missouri is an NCAA Tournament team
• Colorado-based chef-driven hamburger chain opens south of the Plaza
• Kansas, Kansas City restaurant inspections for Jan. 25
• Six things to know about the Nelson-Atkins Museum’s new coffee shop
• How to keep your trusty pruning shears in prime cutting shape