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November 10, 2014

• ‘So, Anyway …,’ here’s an interview with Monty Python’s John Cleese
• Chiefs running back Jamaal Charles shows he’s tough as well as fast
• Chipotle introduces sofritas featuring GMO-free tofu
• In a quiet trend, pit bull bans are disappearing
• Voters divided on the issues, just like politicians
• Obama wants more regulation of Internet providers
• Gay marriages on hold in Kansas after order by Justice Sonia Sotomayor
• Kansas officials awaiting new revenue forecast
• The Star’s Andy McCullough ranks his top 10 MLB free agents
• Royals interested in retaining Raul Ibañez in off-field role
• James Shields turns down qualifying offer from Royals, enters free agency
• Chiefs cornerback Ron Parker impresses against ex-Clemson star Sammy Watkins
• Chiefs QB Alex Smith takes the Bills’ punishment and dishes it out
• Who do you want to see as this week’s #PaperChiefs action figure?
• Chiefs Blitz: The good, the bad and the ugly from Sunday’s win over the Bills
• Chiefs’ report card vs. the Bills
• Support veterans who served and defended this country
• Readers share thoughts on veterans, diversity and Medicaid expansion
• Big subsidy for Cerner could pay off for KC, too
• Fall in love with our readers’ autumn photos
• TheChat: Peter Kinder gears up for 2016
• Scott Sifton to run for Missouri attorney general
• KC woman accused of striking a police officer with a car
• Motorcyclist is killed in one-vehicle accident in Kansas City
• Machete-swinging man shot and killed by KCK police is identified
• One person hospitalized after KC house fire
• Sporting KC captain Matt Besler called up to U.S. national team
• Former Chiefs tackle Branden Albert out for year with knee injury
• Suicide bomber kills 48 students in Nigeria
• Woman gets $850,000 in MoDOT discrimination case
• Missouri has a $202.6 million Powerball winner
• Study: Hundreds of kids poisoned by detergent ‘pods’
• Workers blamed for half of federal government cyberattacks
• Work begins to fill in Corvette museum sinkhole
• U.S. drugmakers stand to gain $2 billion from Ebola contracts
• 15 hikers from California church group go missing
• Obama urges net neutrality; Cruz calls it ‘Obamacare for the Internet’
• U.S. Postal Service says it was hacked
• Man accused in theft of $5 million Stradivarius violin gets prison
• 15 missing hikers from California church group found
• Man found on fire atop New York-bound train dies
• FBI: Violent crime dropped in 2013
• Truman Library holds tribute for veterans
• Munday on Monday: Plastic trash bag
• From better seeds to beneficial insects, K-State researchers fight world hunger
• Motorcyclist killed in KC accident
• Kansas woman critically injured in train accident
• Kansas bus driver fired after child left on bus
• The Navy’s Blue Angels coming to KC next summer
• Balmy KC weather will be blown away by frigid blast
• Veterans can ride buses for free Tuesday
• Suicides of two girls, two days apart, shake students and staff at Olathe Northwest High School
• Winning lottery numbers for Saturday, Nov. 8, and Sunday, Nov. 9
• Kansas City Startup Village to open ‘co-working’ space
• Big technology conference begins Wednesday in KC
• Eight ArtsKC awards announced
• Pizza Hut’s revamp: Curry crusts, balsamic drizzle
• After loss at TCU, K-State drops to 13th in AP college football poll
• Royals’ target Ervin Santana could bolster pitching staff
• Jayhawks’ freshmen trying to pick up offensive system as season looms
• West Virginia captures another Big 12 women’s soccer championship
• Alabama, Nebraska 'like' college football most on Facebook
• Ranking TCU and Baylor will challenge College Football Playoff committee
• Woman arrested in fatal Kansas hit-and-run of elderly man
• Police: Kansas robber wearing Batman mask arrested