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February 12, 2019

• Kansas City man charged with murder after woman’s 2018 death ruled a homicide
• Summit Christian Academy dance team finds common language across countries: love
• $10,000 reward offered for tips in arson at Planned Parenthood in Columbia
• ‘Money matters more than women.’ Browns, NFL criticized for Kareem Hunt signing
• NBA referees’ statement explains why player who took four steps didn’t travel
• Billy Hamilton’s speed embodies a crucial question about fate of 2019 Royals
• LS Orchestra musicians say practicing for concerts like spring show a labor of love
• KCK police looking for person of interest, black SUV after shooting leaves 1 injured
• Gun found in student’s bag at Lawrence school. It’s the 2nd time in less than a week, superintendent says
• Letters: Readers discuss ‘middle ground’ on abortion, snow removal and police backlog
• After judge blames child victim in sex case, Kansas AG pushes for needed fix to state law
• Shooting in Kansas City, Kan., leaves one person with life-threatening injuries
• More than 50 children killed in 3 years: Guns take a heavy toll in Kansas City area
• Woman ran prostitution business through massage parlors in Lawrence and Topeka
• KC-area police using Neighbors app to fight crime. Does it encourage racial profiling?
• ‘50 Shades of Maple Glen.’ Neighbors hot, bothered over sale of home with ‘sex oasis’
• Police find 28-year-old woman shot to death inside Independence home
• Police find fatally wounded man lying in grass after shooting near Kansas City park
• KC events Feb. 14-20: ‘Sesame Street’ Live!, KC Artists art auction, Mike Epps
• The invisible campaign for Kansas City mayor: Can you name any of the candidates?
• Upgrades coming to Santa Fe Commons Park. But some say ‘keep the character’ in OP gem
• Critics ask ‘what would be left?’ under Senate version of open records bill
• Missouri auditor seeks dismissal of Clay County’s lawsuit in conflict over records
• Shawnee Mission lunch policy prompts $16,500 in unpaid bills. But many families can pay
• Olathe Police Chief Steven Menke, head of department since 2008, announces retirement
• Teen girl is killed in shooting at Central Academy of Excellence in Kansas City
• Even if Chiefs were interested, Steelers are unlikely to trade Antonio Brown
• Tyreek Hill proved to be much faster than Usain Bolt in these speed challenges
• Why are American children speaking with British accents? Blame Peppa Pig, mummy says
• UMKC softball coach accused of sexual harassment agrees to take leave of absence
• Court issues subpoena to Sen. Josh Hawley in lawsuit against Gov. Mike Parson
• What’s the deal with the strange state line in the West Bottoms? We answer your KCQ
• Emmitt Thomas, Chiefs assistant coach and Hall of Famer, retires after 51 NFL seasons
• Matt House leaving Kentucky for Chiefs linebackers job — no really this time
• Scott Frost says Nebraska football ‘miles ahead of where we were a year ago’
• Salvador Perez dubs Brad Keller as Royals’ No. 1 starter for 2019
• Marcus Garrett likely to miss KU-WVU game: ‘May be weeks away from being 100 percent’
• ‘There was no choice’: How Devon Dotson delivered when KU needed him most
• Mizzou holds on for 79-78 win over Arkansas after 13-point lead disappears
• New Independence restaurant will offer low country boils with snow crab legs, sausage
• Kansas, Kansas City restaurant health inspections for Feb. 12