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November 21, 2014

• Rough third quarter dooms Park Hill in 22-10 loss to Nixa in Missouri Class 5 football semifinal
• Oak Grove routs California 49-14 in Missouri Class 3 football state semifinal
• Greg Orman: Despite Obama’s action, real immigration reform remains in the future
• In GQ interview, former Mizzou star Michael Sam says his brothers are ‘evil’
• Bishop Miege rolls over Piper 62-7 in Kansas 4A Division I football substate game
• Shawnee Mission East tops Olathe North in double-overtime thriller
• St. Thomas Aquinas holds off Shawnee Heights 42-41 in Kansas 5A football substate
• Lawrence Free State unable to stop Salthawks in Kansas 6A football substate loss
• Eat, Drink and Be Merry (Then Eat Some More)
• Conservative Republicans cast a longer shadow over moderates in Johnson County
• Kansas judge receives national honor for his work in promoting respect for all
• Chiefs sign Jason Avant to boost receiving corps
• Video: The Star’s Terez Paylor talks about the Chiefs’ loss to the Raiders
• Even when injured, Derrick Johnson still makes an impact for the Chiefs
• Chiefs’ Ron Parker disagrees with pass interference call
• Royals coach Don Wakamatsu, outfielder Raul Ibañez are finalists for Rays managerial job
• Readers share thoughts on Fox News, F. Glenn Miller Jr. and climate change
• Even without the Keystone XL pipeline, the U.S. oil industry is thriving
• Julie Schumacher’s story slices and dices academia
• Sen. Claire McCaskill settles World Series wager...and doesn’t look happy about it
• Man sentenced for Olathe beating death
• School bus, strikes pedestrian in Independence
• Suspicious death investigation under way in Bonner Springs
• Person shot during KC robbery
• Authorities investigate body found in burned portable restroom near Longview Lake
• Shelve ‘The Biographical Dictionary of Literary Failure’ under ‘Fiction’ and ‘Humor’
• Holiday mantel ideas: Fair-trade mangers from around the world
• AUDI Q5 TDI
• 1955 BUICK CENTURY
• Ford, UAW honor four from Kansas City Assembly Plant
• GAME CHANGER
• For things to do outside the capital, Washington, D.C., suburbs offer plenty of options
• Winning numbers for Friday, Nov. 21
• Greeting cards to help the handicapped, impoverished in KC area and around the world
• Missouri high school football picks: Park Hill, Kearney and Oak Grove in state semifinals
• Kansas high school football picks: SM East, Olathe North, St. Thomas Aquinas, Bishop Miege and Piper in substate games
• Mortal Kombat, octopus balls and Karaoke? These Royals players had fun in Japan
• Spring Hill native’s unique journey from pro wrestling to Sambo World Championships
• Cosby show cancellations continue
• St. Joseph school district gets federal subpoena
• Suspicious item halts flights at Missouri airport
• Lost New Mexico kitten ends up in Maine
• Boehner: ‘We will not stand idle’ on immigration
• $139 million settlement reached in L.A. school molestion case
• House sues Obama administration over ACA
• Florida woman latest to accuse Cosby of forced sex
• Infant chimp dies at the Kansas City Zoo
• Holiday gift ideas for giving back
• Albums by KC’s Snow Globes and others benefit local, international causes
• How a Kansas woman led fair-trade movement with Ten Thousand Villages
• Something for the birds … and other creatures
• Stephen King’s ‘Revival’ is a sizzling tale of an electric bond
• Readorama: Kansas City’s Woodneath Library Center can produce bound books in minutes
• These metal menorahs help artisans in Cambodia and India
• Manufacturing pace quickens in Kansas City Federal Reserve district
• Top 400 U.S. households paid 18 percent average tax rate in 2010
• Ford: Aluminum F-150 to get 26 mpg, tops among pickups
• More retailers unleash sales, promotions before Black Friday
• Lighter energy prices should brighten the holidays for consumers
• Ford’s new aluminum F-150 to get pickup-best 26 mpg
• Wells Fargo and Discover will offer student loan modifications
• A burning retelling: Author Kathryn Harrison brings Joan of Arc to life
• Create a holiday setting with a conscience
• Holiday decor options that give back
• The week ahead: Wednesday is the day for economic data
• Gift guide: Three ways to watch streaming video on TV
• Atchison man pleads not guilty in girl’s death during police chase
• Sheriff’s son guilty in central Kansas shooting death
• Central Missouri reaches NCAA Division II quarterfinals in women’s soccer
• Replay: Tweets from Friday’s Kansas State-Long Beach State game
• Healthy again, Missouri’s Markus Golden returns to dominant form
• KU coach Bill Self still frustrated with team; Devonte’ Graham sprains shoulder
• Michael Cummings has steadily improved as KU’s starting QB
• KU junior guard Timeka O’Neal to miss season because of ACL tear
• Show-Me Real Estate lists thriving business in Cameron
• Two new homes nearing completion in Charleston Harbor
• These spectacular homes in Rodrock Development communities are feast-worthy