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January 30, 2018

• North’s Tricia Lillygren gets 400th win during memorable game at Staley
• Broncos wrestlers finish strong during final regular-season tournament
• Mayor’s Character Breakfast honors broad cross-section of community-builders
• Don’t miss your chance to learn the hands-only CPR technique for free Feb. 10
• What happens in Topeka stays in Topeka: Why are statehouse interns signing confidentiality agreements?
• Here are three looks at Svi Mykhailiuk’s block in KU’s win over K-State
• From Broadway to Starlight: Shawnee Mission West alum in musical parody
• KC events Feb. 1-7: WWE SmackDown, Tim Allen, Adam Ferrara, Discover the Dinosaurs
• Seven things you may not know about new Royals Jesse Hahn and Heath Fillmyer
• Newcomers to 2019 KC mayoral race collected most campaign cash in latest filings
• Police pursuit through downtown KC ends with arrest of motorist with felony warrant
• KC police name 60-year-old man killed in hit-and-run at 37th and Prospect
• ‘Ban the box’ is just a start: KC’s next mayor must strengthen struggling neighborhoods
• Missouri high school basketball team wins despite finishing game with two players
• Man threatening to kill people inside KCK house with 5 children surrenders
• Missouri man accused of shooting toddler to death after slitting her parents’ throats
• Criticism ‘fine,’ Brownback says as he defends his call for Kansans to fast and pray
• Pedestrian killed on I-435 in Kansas City is identified as 36-year-old woman
• Former Shawnee Mission schools superintendent Jim Hinson’s new job raises questions
• Stoned cop calls for help finding partner — who was ‘with the birds,’ police say
• Kansas fees on juvenile offenders would widen an unfair gulf
• Man seriously injured after house fire on East 47th Street
• KCK police find ‘training grenade’ in stolen work van
• Mother who jumped from Bond Bridge charged with murder in 8-year-old son’s drowning
• KC suspect says she doesn’t remember stabbing, calls blood ‘hot sauce,’ police say
• Kansas City public schools leader picked to head Lawrence district
• Trump is trying to turn back the clock on climate progress
• Letters: Readers discuss free speech rights, a free press and Tom Niermann
• ‘It’s a pit.’ As he leaves Kansas, Brownback decries underfunding of state facilities
• Kansas family ‘devastated’ judge won’t release police records in case of missing son
• Blind Oklahoma man brutally raped a 13-year-old girl at church camp. He got probation
• Greitens wants more charters. Will that choke the life out of KC district schools?
• Town hall on secrecy in Kansas government headed to state capital
• Don’t like celebrities talking politics? Have a word with Trump, the showbiz president
• Woman found dead inside Olathe home on Tuesday; cause of death under investigation
• Yoder to give away money from congressman later accused of sexual harassment
• Eight things to know about Joe Kennedy III, the State of the Union response speaker
• Before catching an Alex Smith pass, this guy made a Mahomes joke. Big mistake.
• Man to stand trial for attempted murder in Overland Park road rage shooting
• K-9 officers aren’t pets, but the familial bond with their police handlers runs deep
• Alex Smith explains why the Chiefs missed Chris Conley more than you think
• About 800 workers to lose jobs as Harley-Davidson closes its Kansas City assembly plant
• Hyperloop One says KC to St. Louis is a top 5 route, begins closer study
• DST executive sells shares one day too soon — and leaves $390,000 on the table
• Kansas-Kansas State men’s basketball summary for Jan. 29
• KC native is fourth KU women’s player to have jersey retired at Allen Fieldhouse
• KU’s early start helps quiet crowd in 70-56 victory over Kansas State
• How Udoka Azubuike is working to get past his free-throw woes
• T-Bones pick up two with former ties to Royals and a third with two first names
• Here’s why the Brandon Moss trade doesn’t necessarily mean Royals will sign Hosmer
• Royals save $5 million, get two pitchers in deal that sends Brandon Moss to Oakland
• Two new locally owned shops opening in Brookside
• KC’s new downtown boutique hotel features cocktails and coffee house
• Michael Porter Jr. is getting stronger but still not practicing for Mizzou