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November 11, 2014

• Sen. Pat Roberts: The message from Kansas voters was loud and clear
• Rockhurst’s title run continues at Missouri swimming state meet
• Kansas revenues will fall $1 billion short of 2015 and 2016 expenses, fiscal experts say
• Gov. Jay Nixon outlines preparations for Ferguson grand jury announcement
• Salvador Perez homers in MLB All-Stars’ 8-7 win over Japan
• Chiefs add tight end, promote running back to 53-man roster
• Chiefs get win but lose Demetrius Harris, Cyrus Gray to injuries
• Chiefs coach Andy Reid does not mind look-alikes
• Ten fresh ways to improve a mug of hot cocoa
• Local farms offer new varieties of mushrooms, a growing market
• Readers share thoughts on Ebola, clean water and roadwork headaches
• The Monday Poll: Your take on post-election issues in Missouri and Kansas
• After Gov. Sam Brownback’s tax cut fiasco, Kansans must brace for public service reductions
• All about that bass: Businesses cash in on bigger butts
• Business notes: Euronet partners with Indian online shopping service
• Expanding work on after-school efforts
• A 500-mile pilgrimage for KC Library official
• CommunityAmerica among nation’s healthiest credit unions
• TheChat: New Missouri speaker works at high level
• GOP dominates state legislatures from sea to shining sea (almost)
• As Leon Taylor’s execution nears, murder still haunts victim’s family
• Suspect in KC fraud case wants Georgia judge arrested
• Forty years ago this week, a mystery began that still haunts investigators
• There’s no reason to save turkey for holidays
• Shawnee Mission forums focus on school security plans
• Emily Parnell: The best gift is recognizing gifts when they come our way
• As I See It, Todd Natenburg: Running to victory
• Examiner: Several errors made in Joan Rivers’ treatment
• ‘Halo’ series celebrated at HaloFest fan event
• South Korean ferry captain gets 36 years in prison
• Mexican police shoot pregnant U.S. teen
• New riot gear at the ready in Ferguson, Missouri
• Two charged in alleged Sedalia kidnapping of woman
• Choices, costs rise in Missouri for insurance site
• Omaha priest killed in Branson traffic accident
• Missouri woman sending Twinkies to overseas troops
• Corvette dumped into river during divorce dust-up
• Lava oozing for months quickly ignites Hawaii house
• Man dead in Memphis may be amputee wanted in Florida slaying
• Florida mom survives 45 minutes with no pulse
• Man seriously hurt in Swope Park wreck
• Family of Megan Cramer settles wrongful-death lawsuit from JJ’s blast
• Yes, Kansas City, that’s one big tree — the largest in Missouri, the state says
• Tomas Young, wounded Iraq war vet turned anti-war activist, dies
• Independence police seek help finding endangered girl
• Bitter wind, low temps blow into Kansas City
• Police searching for missing Independence teen
• KC Rising aims to spur economic growth in the metropolitan area
• Historic Parkville depot now houses an art gallery
• West Pointe Plaza moving forward in Platte County
• Lawsuit accuses banks of playing a role in financing terror attacks
• In Michigan, Ford begins production of the aluminum-bodied F-150
• Auctioneers team up to help area nonprofits
• U.S. stocks hold near record levels
• New pot shops on the block not always so popular
• Ford’s aluminum F-150 almost ready for prime time
• ReDiscover expands to new complex in Lee’s Summit
• Kat’s Money Corner: Seasonal help wanted
• New group focuses on technology startup companies owned by military veterans
• Google Fiber is selling to businesses in limited neighborhoods for $100 a month
• Raul Ibanez drawing interest from teams as a possible manager or coach
• Kansas freshman Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk expected to start against Emporia State
• List of issues is a long one for Iowa State after loss to Kansas
• Deliberate Missouri offense works out winning formula
• Missouri set to face SEC’s top passing offense with depleted secondary
• Holiday shopping to feature ‘Orange Wednesday’ as well as pop-up events and stores
• JoyceKC: Slim Chickens opens in Independence
• Police: Kansas man attacks grocery store employee with hammer