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February 1, 2018

• Titans’ Mario Goodrich plans to make his college choice known on National Signing Day
• Titans girls snuff out Broncos’ inside game, take control of Suburban Gold race
• Dog days arrive early as LS Fire Department rescues stranded dog from icy spillway
• Lee’s Summit Chamber honors local businesspeople during yearly awards gala
• Lee’s Summit Parks & Rec’s new leader head isn’t a stranger to the job
• A week ago, this Oak Park senior had no Power 5 offers. Now he’s on KU’s radar
• Rosilyn Temple is KC’s comforter-in-chief. How does she endure all the killing?
• Criminal charge filed on KC home invasion involving kidnapping, assault
• Two women accused of murdering Eudora man whose body was found in burned house
• Pence jokes about his two tie-breaking votes as Brownback is sworn in as ambassador
• Oklahoma prosecutor resigns after granting probation to a blind man who raped a teen
• UMKC cutting tuition for students from Kansas and 15 other Midwest states
• Prosecutors charge KC woman in knife attack outside Westport’s Riot Room
• Amid lawsuit, inquiry, Greitens’ staffers appear to have deleted secret texting app
• Budget cuts to higher education would bring heavy costs for Missouri
• Police release name of victim in fatal hail of gunfire
• 11 things to know about Hope Hicks, White House communications director
• Sens. Blunt and McCaskill are right: Missouri’s economy needs a modernized NAFTA
• Democrat defends decision to keep donation from former candidate Andrea Ramsey
• On Colyer’s first full day as governor, Kansas gets some good news on revenue
• Former lawmaker drops out of GOP race for Kansas governor
• Guilty plea in murder of Kansas City methamphetamine dealer
• 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
• Fishing report for Feb. 1, 2018
• Dale Earnhardt Jr., a Washington fan, has ‘terrible feeling’ about Alex Smith trade
• Letters: Readers discuss Trump’s State of the Union victory, tax cut benefits and policing policies
• Leawood fifth grader wins grand prize of $250,000 for ‘Storm Sleeper’ invention
• The doctor will see you now. Then head back to math class
• Here’s one thing Gov. Jeff Colyer could do to set a new tone in Topeka
• How many billions of dollars does it cost taxpayers to keep Kansas and Missouri prisoners healthy?
• Wichita man charged with threat: “I’m going to blow up the White House”
• Cutting in Kansas City neighborhood leaves two injured
• KC man who allegedly evaded police, copter at 100 mph caught days later in 2nd chase
• Topeka police shooting helps spur body camera, law enforcement transparency legislation
• Remember when Melania Trump made an Aflac commercial? Her husband does
• At 89, wonder of the world George Toma working 52nd straight Super Bowl
• Chiefs’ Travis Kelce says his girlfriend might be a ‘touchdown’
• Chiefs fans are doing something special for outgoing quarterback Alex Smith
• Chiefs linebacker has March court hearing in marijuana possession case
• Here is a sneak peek of the ‘Bud Knight’ and other Super Bowl commercials
• HGTV wants KC-area ‘House Hunters’ with opinionated kids
• How a Kansas bridge project will make navigating downtown KC more challenging
• Edgemoor gets boost from KC Council committee on KCI pact
• Public invited to see early concepts for new Johnson County Courthouse next week
• 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
• Ode to Groundhog Day, my least stressful holiday
• First-responder safety workshop planned for people with disabilities in Olathe
• Patrick Mahomes appears at Super Bowl, says he’s learned how NFL QBs must prepare
• Chiefs players spent Wednesday processing the trade of Alex Smith
• Tommy Caldwell’s ‘Push’ is more about the inner journey than the climb
• Meet the new CEO of KC’s biggest employer, its first outsider in charge
• Meet the Royals (for now): A first look at the spring training roster
• ‘I’ve never seen it like this:’ Free agent Peter Moylan on waiting out slow offseason
• Mizzou’s win over Alabama was a bounce-back game for these two freshmen
• Missouri gets big road win over Alabama, ends three-game losing streak
• Missouri men’s basketball summary for Jan. 31
• How much does a funeral cost? Here’s why you probably won’t find prices online
• Sexual hostility at KCK factory brings federal lawsuit amid #MeToo movement
• Olathe company’s stock plunges 20 percent after its biggest customer decides to walk
• Kansas takes over as nation’s flu hotspot, according to smart thermometer
• Kansas attorney general says CBD products illegal, even with no THC
• KU freshman Silvio De Sousa better in practice than games: ‘His head’s spinning’
• KU sophomore Udoka Azubuike listening to one voice regarding free throws
• Midtown restaurant to get a fresh start after car demolished building
• Kansas and Kansas City restaurant inspections for Feb. 1
• To start plants from seed, let your light shine
• From Naismith to Self: How eight coaches in 120 years of KU hoops got their jobs