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November 12, 2014

• Lee’s Summit Tigers make boys soccer history
• 913 Kansas soccer state recap: Hawks, Saints end seasons as champions
• Kansas high school football sectionals preview
• Kansas high school signings list
• 816 cross country state recap: Elite excel at Missouri state meet
• 816 boys swimming state recap: Hawklets win 11th consecutive state title
• 816 North boys swimming state recap: Second at state is Park Hill’s all-time best
• 816 North cross country state recap: Bright outlook for Kearney runner
• GOP sets defeating Harry Reid in 2016 its top priority
• Panel of lawmakers formed to investigate Missouri AG Chris Koster
• Aide alleges that Kansas City Councilman Michael Brooks assaulted her
• Murder charges are filed in the drive-by shooting death of 6-year-old Angel Hooper
• U.S. Supreme Court lifts the delay on same-sex marriages in Kansas
• Video: The Star’s Vahe Gregorian on whether the Chiefs deserve more respect
• Tight end Travis Kelce buys into Chiefs’ equal-opportunity offense
• Former Chiefs tight end Tony Moeaki will be with Seahawks this weekend
• ‘Not About Heroes’ explores poets’ WWI relationship
• Despite what Sen. Pat Roberts says, Kansas farmers enjoy plenty of perks
• Readers share thoughts on the Middle East, Congress and roundabouts
• Big questions loom for the American Royal plan
• How Brownback won Johnson County
• Rex Sinquefield just keeps on giving and giving to Catherine Hanaway
• TheChat: Missouri Republicans launch probe of AG Chris Koster. But how serious is it?
• Johnson County jail death due to ethanol withdrawal
• Abused dog in Kansas City loses eyes
• F. Glenn Miller Jr.’s preliminary hearing is postponed for competency exam
• Kansas City man is charged in fatal shooting outside City Hall
• Families plan positive events to mark the Overland Park Jewish center killings
• Letters to the editor: Neighborhood safety, aging and losing imagination, heaven’s beauty, ebola czar, VA quality care
• Mentors look forward to teaching first-time deer hunters
• ARCA Racing Series finale to return to Kansas Speedway in 2015
• Fishing and hunting report for Nov. 13
• The Star’s athletes of the week for Nov. 12
• Leavenworth basketball stars sign with colleges
• Commercial pokes fun at Andrew Wiggins’ brief tenure with the Cavaliers
• Mother of six runs ‘Beer Mile’ in record time
• Robert Plant: No truth to Led Zeppelin reunion claims
• Bleakness and hope at the Buffalo Room
• Semi hits, kills 600-pound black bear in Missouri
• Doctor: Girl, 12, competent for trial in Slender Man stabbing case
• Reports of drones flying too near planes increasing
• Arctic storm has Colorado shoveling … tumbleweeds
• Man rescued from Colorado Marshalls store walls
• E-cigarette explosion reportedly causes house fire
• A final headline for veteran newsman C.A. Moore of Bates County, Mo.
• Plane returns to KCI after striking birds
• Man arrested after allegedly trying to hit Ruskin High School administrator with car
• KCK mobile food pantry is moved out of a prime tourist area
• Boulevard Brewing breaks ground on $12 million expansion
• Memo orders improvement at Wal-Mart stores
• Winning numbers for Wednesday, Nov. 12
• Cuban slugger Yasmani Tomas on Royals radar as team searches for offensive weapons
• Net neutrality fight may slow AT&T rollout in the Kansas City area
• Sprint’s Marcelo Claure says a high-caliber management team is coming together
• Cerner breaks ground for its Trails Campus in south Kansas City
• Plaza Vista office building near the Country Club Plaza is sold
• Developer begins environmental study of Bannister Federal Complex
• Wichita child dies in house fire; two injured
• Kansas State lands in-state hoops recruit Dean Wade
• Backup QB Joe Hubener could be a good fit for Kansas State’s wildcat offense
• Blue Springs South’s Kevin Puryear officially signs with Missouri
• Missouri hopes wide receiver Darius White’s return bolsters passing attack
• Missouri women’s basketball team lands three standout recruits
• Missouri expected to schedule football game at Arrowhead Stadium, possibly in 2015
• Missouri softball signs five, wrestling signs eight
• Quiet day for KU men’s basketball while women sign four
• Update: Where to dine out on Thanksgiving Day
• KC makes best coffee cities list