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January 31, 2018

• Kansas and Missouri are flunking this health group’s test. Higher taxes would help
• Snapshot: Downtown KC residents are mainly young, diverse and happy
• Michelle Obama tells Ellen DeGeneres what Melania Trump gave her in that blue box
• No, Kansas, you can’t ban contractors from boycotting Israel
• Five stats show how dominant new Chiefs cornerback Kendall Fuller was in 2017
• Take a look inside the stadium in Mexico where Chiefs will play next season
• ‘Chiefs appear to have fleeced Washington:’ National reaction to Alex Smith trade
• Josh Hawley faces criticism after blaming sex trafficking on 1960s’ sexual revolution
• High-speed chase through Kansas City streets and highway ends with three arrested
• Fraternity at Missouri State University suspended for at least three years
• Pregnant woman killed in Olathe home on the day she was to learn her first baby’s sex
• Missing man last seen near Potter Street in KC found safe
• Immigration is the only path to a healthy future America
• Poland should drop proposed Holocaust blame law
• Clay County jail inmate faces indictment in the strangulation death
• Jackson County jail raid highlights new cooperation between sheriff and county exec
• Huge painting ‘Gassed’ is installed at KC’s National World War I Museum and Memorial
• Fishing report for Feb. 1, 2018
• Letters: Readers discuss Trump’s State of the Union victory, tax cut benefits and policing policies
• Three indicted in kidnapping and murder of Kansas City teen
• Greitens’ lawyers say ban on using text-erasing app would violate free-speech rights
• Owners of KC area construction company guilty in $13.8 million ‘rent-a-vet’ fraud
• Overland Park’s future: Home to Tesla factory? Site of Olympics? At least, not boring
• KC man who allegedly evaded police, copter at 100 mph caught days later in 2nd chase
• Olathe woman’s death is being investigated as a homicide
• Federal prisoner who escaped from custody outside KC hospital is captured
• Who bears responsibility for Harley-Davidson closing its Kansas City plant?
• Kansas student is accused of using nude photos of dozens of girls to intimidate them
• ‘If I offended anybody, I never meant to,’ Brownback says after farewell lunch
• Kansas schools should return millions in transportation payments, legislator says
• Who watches the most porn? Not Kansas anymore
• Two shot by Independence police are expected to survive
• The best Alex Smith/State of the Union jokes from Tuesday night
• ‘Downtown KC Slow Jam’ celebrates Kansas City’s accomplishments
• Man sentenced for child abuse murder of Shawnee baby girl
• Scott Baio insists he didn’t sexually abuse co-star Nicole Eggert when she was 14
• Chiefs fans show their gratitude for quarterback Alex Smith
• Approval ratings for Alex Smith trade plummeted in Washington as night wore on
• Here are the details for City Market’s new paid parking plan
• Washington safety rips team on Twitter for trading Kendall Fuller to Chiefs
• ‘The ultimate leader of men.’ Chiefs players shower Alex Smith with love after trade
• HGTV wants KC-area ‘House Hunters’ with opinionated kids
• Jeff Colyer becomes governor of Kansas with goal of improved ‘environment’ in Capitol
• Being sans cell phone for a day brings an unusual feeling of freedom
• Of all the hotel rooms in all the towns in all the world ...
• For good money decisions, slow down
• Sporting KC nearing DP agreement with Chilean national team midfielder
• Chiefs players spent Wednesday processing the trade of Alex Smith
• Football, not futbol: Chiefs will face Rams in Mexico City this fall
• KU sophomore Udoka Azubuike listening to one voice regarding free throws
• This family jewelry business has stunning new home in North Kansas City
• Missouri gets big road win over Alabama, ends three-game losing streak
• Missouri men’s basketball summary for Jan. 31
• At least four women have filed complaints in Mizzou’s Terrence Phillips investigation