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February 14, 2019

• JoCo kids send Parkland students 3,500 sweet notes of love on shooting anniversary
• Watch Missouri Southern pitcher’s 17 strikeouts from his perfect game
• Two charged with smashing car into KCK Cabela’s, trying to steal shotguns and rifles
• Former Missouri high school teacher charged with using three children to produce porn
• Letters: Readers discuss Great Wall realities, Kareem Hunt and lazily blaming Trump
• What star-crossed but unyielding Royals pitcher Kyle Zimmer has learned... and teaches
• Royals manager Ned Yost’s cameo in Verizon commercial is a preview of what’s to come
• ‘Empire’ star’s attack: Chicago police charge him with filing a ‘false police report’
• Kansas Democrat Barry Grissom, inching toward Senate run, meets with Chuck Schumer
• KC Council weighs height restrictions to protect Plaza as developer plans high-rise
• New KC budget: Usual boosts for police, fire but possible end to big sewer rate hikes
• Missing 85-year-old with Alzheimer’s disease has been located, Independence police say
• Why did Kanye West give Kim Kardashian a performance by Kenny G for Valentine’s Day?
• Was that Elsa’s girlfriend in ‘Frozen II’ trailer? Fans who want her to be gay hope so
• Semi hauling 12 tons of lye overturns on I-435 in south Kansas City, closing highway
• Calling same-sex marriages ‘parody’? There’s nothing funny about bigoted Kansas bill
• Here are some of the silly, fun valentines from and about KC sports teams
• State and federal prosecutors announce new fight against violent crime in Kansas City
• Victim of Monday shooting near Wilbur H. Dunn Park was a 22-year-old Grandview man
• Could KCI terminal be first-of-its-kind eco-friendly hub? Pioneering architect thinks so
• Willie Roaf: Chiefs primed for Super Bowl run, but Patrick Mahomes should quit hoops
• Angry parents of Overland Park teen shot by police speak: ‘We’re not going anywhere’
• UMKC softball players defend coach as accusers stand by claims of sexual harassment
• Gov. Kelly cancels Kansas child welfare grants that went to troubled Florida agency
• ‘I let the fire go’: two women charged in shooting of teen at Kansas City high school
• Chiefs Twitter Q&A: Our Valentine’s Day edition delves into free agency and more
• Kansas woman sues over prescription pet foods that her lawyer calls a ‘fake pharmacy’
• Royals add another arm to bullpen, signing lefty Jake Diekman to one-year deal
• Negro Leagues Baseball Museum to celebrate league’s 100th anniversary in KC
• How a Bill Self adjustment is helping his team’s best player
• Self, Jayhawks upbeat after winning two in a row: ‘We’ve been better at everything’
• No. 4 prospect in college hoops recruiting Class of 2020 lists Kansas, seven others
• Mark Smith is expected to return on Saturday. Where has Missouri missed him the most?
• Kansas hospital closes after troubled North KC manager is sold to Florida company
• A look at the new art and etiquette of tipping
• Hydrangeas are gorgeous, but here’s why they don’t thrive in the Kansas City area