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November 17, 2014

• Pope Francis confirms planned U.S. trip
• HealthCare.gov gets steady weekend interest
• Foreclosure filings rise in Kansas, Missouri
• Twenty-five years later, Rockhurst-Jefferson City football state semifinal stands as a classic
• Dave Helling: The political outlook? Stalemate, dead ahead
• Brownback’s poverty rate claims questioned
• Kerry: U.S. ‘not intimidated’ by Islamic militants
• KC mayor announces summer jobs program for youth
• Royals 2015 spring training schedule
• Screen passes still a significant part of Chiefs coach Andy Reid’s offensive toolbox
• Chiefs resist temptation at giving ball to Dontari Poe
• Chiefs tight end Anthony Fasano returns to practice
• Artisanal Thanksgiving 2014: Roasted Pumpkin and Pear Soup
• Artisanal Thanksgiving 2014: Roasted vegetables, individually seasoned
• Readers express views on schools, Ebola, college
• Costly renovated Kansas City police headquarters should serve public well
• Brownback administration can’t sugarcoat Kansas poverty count
• Gov. Jay Nixon declares state of emergency, activates National Guard ahead of Ferguson announcements
• Blue Valley takes public’s input on ‘Vision 2020’ plan
• No lawyer? Court eases paperwork with new center
• Kit Bond backing Catherine Hanaway for Missouri governor
• McCaskill book slated for mid-2015 release
• TheChat: Pat Roberts just said the president is acting like a what?
• Linwood parents frustrated in 1988 disappearance of son
• Man, 79, challenges Kansas search that yielded $15 million, 400 pounds of pot
• Charges dropped in traffic stop incident that injured a KC police officer
• Lee’s Summit’s assistant city manager accused of $120,000 theft from nonprofit
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, Nov. 17
• Deer hunters have a weekend to remember
• Michael Sam snags GQ cover, might get offer from Vince Neil’s arena football team
• Bill Cosby clarifies statement on rape accusations
• Charles Manson gets license to marry 26-year-old
• Study suggests genetic link for male homosexuality
• Homelessness of U.S. children climbs to all-time high
• Police ID Springfield motel triple homicide victims
• Jay Nixon declares state of emergency, activates National Guard ahead of Ferguson decision
• Surgeon with Ebola has died in Omaha
• Math teacher accused of pulling knife on student
• Pack of dogs kills Wyoming woman
• ‘I’m going, too’: Rancher’s dog hitches ride on ambulance side step
• St. Louis Cardinals get Jason Heyward from Atlanta Braves
• Blue Angels visit KC to announce return to air show
• Polsinelli firm wins U.S. News’ top health care designation
• Nationwide, there’s a decline in supply of turkeys, but consumers shouldn’t feel the pinch at Thanksgiving
• Bitcoin gets a toehold in Kansas City as dedicated advocates push the virtual currency
• Dairy co-op teams with Chinese company on $100 million powdered milk plant in Kansas
• Japan slides into recession
• Main Street apartment building sold
• Updated: Interactive report on Kansas City's downtown development boom
• Sporting KC considering retail shop at stadium
• UMKC will offer a one-year MBA program with free tuition
• Sprint names Douglas Michelman as its new head of communications
• Judge: KU student expelled over tweets must be re-admitted
• Kansas woman sexually assaulted, set on fire
• Four more earthquakes rattle south-central Kansas
• Oklahoma State could miss first bowl game in nine years
• KU, Kentucky each place four players on Wooden Award preseason top 50 list
• NCAA men’s basketball tournament’s Midwest Regional coming to Sprint Center in 2017
• Kansas State rallies from halftime deficit and beats UMKC 83-73
• Missouri’s line spurs unprecedented outburst for offense in SEC play
• Missouri’s Morgan Steward undergoes season-ending hip surgery
• KU-Kentucky is an early big-name matchup in a long college hoops season
• Kansas-Kentucky college basketball preview
• Oklahoma quarterback Trevor Knight to miss game against Kansas
• Oklahoma Joe’s now officially Joe’s Kansas City