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November 25, 2014

• 'Wizard of Oz’ Cowardly Lion costume fetches $3million
• Olathe East fires football coach Jeff Meyers after first losing season in 15 years
• Benjamin Corn: Remembering Kalman Levine, whose lasting advice was ‘Hear your calling’
• Mayor James, Seth Sinovic headline Christmas tree lighting
• American Royal halts plan to raze Kemper Arena and replace it with events center
• Cliff Drive closes for construction
• No indictment of Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson, protests turn violent
• No indictment of Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson, protests turn violent
• Chiefs add defensive lineman, linebacker
• Turn turkey leftovers into a healthy dinner salad
• There are few rules when pairing wines with turkey.
• Cheese and wine pair perfectly as a prelude to Thanksgiving feast
• Sporting KC declines options on Andy Gruenebaum, Eric Kronberg, four others
• No site change for Missouri football state title games
• Monday Poll results: Readers divided on Obama’s immigration action
• Anger over Ferguson grand jury outcome in Michael Brown death must be channeled toward justice
• Ferguson decision: reaction and front pages
• Business briefs: St. Luke’s expands services in Overland Park
• Merriam tech company places third in national competition
• Clay and Platte: News from around our towns
• Another reason to be thankful: Mr. K, who gave us the Royals
• Denise Snodell: Banning electronic screens sparks holiday fun, once more
• Emily Parnell: On this Thanksgiving, count your blessings ... including free time to enjoy
• Ferguson: Reaction from the politicians
• TheChat: Jay Nixon, Ferguson come at things from two different perspectives
• Man charged in Raytown shooting death
• Brothers charged in savage KCK beating
• Man gets two years in federal prison for threats to water supplies in KC, other cities
• Woman pleads guilty to not reporting teen prostitute
• Reward in south Kansas City fatal shooting grows to $15,000
• Two early afternoon shootings reported in KC
• Shawnee Mission district and teachers union agree to early retirement incentive plan
• Local film team brings Hollywood home with Internet series ‘Kill Em All’
• Roeland Park residents create ‘R Park’ from the ground up
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, Nov. 24
• Ex-Chiefs QB Tyler Thigpen arrested after being found asleep in Wendy’s drive-thru
• Chiefs players show their support for teammate Eric Berry
• Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon sends more troops to Ferguson
• Man found dead in car in Ferguson
• Protesters of Ferguson decision flood U.S. streets
• Michael Brown's family demands federal charges as Nixon orders more troops into Ferguson
• Kansas City man sentenced in heroin ring that led to death
• ACLU urges district not to punish students for protest
• Protests grow violent in Ferguson after grand jury announcement
• Light snow awaits early Thanksgiving travelers
• Calorie counts will get extra attention with the FDA’s expansion of menu labeling
• UMKC Chancellor Leo Morton is Kansas Citian of the Year
• Terry Dunn has ambitious plans as new KC Chamber chairman
• Calorie meter is running: FDA launches menu labeling expansion
• KC firm wins Missouri Chamber of Commerce growth award
• Kat’s Money Corner: In the spirit of Thanksgiving
• Area homebuilding activity reaches a seven-year high
• Iowa State reaches CBE Classic title game by defeating Alabama 84-74
• Mizzou loses 82-61 to Purdue, will play for seventh place at Maui Invitational
• Missouri-Arkansas cross-division clash isn’t a rivalry quite yet
• Mizzou basketball report: Anderson liked second-half energy
• Missouri falls to No. 3 Arizona 72-53 in Maui Invitational opener
• Mizzou basketball report: Shamburger returns to Hawaii
• Missouri’s Markus Golden chosen as SEC defensive player of week
• Missouri loses another wide receiver with Lawrence Lee’s exit
• No. 11 Kansas returns to form in 87-60 win over Rider
• Kansas basketball report: Coach Bill Self uses lineup to send message
• UMKC-Youngstown State college basketball preview
• One outlet store expanding, one closing
• Snow and Co. opens second location in Gladstone
• Summit Custom Homes pays tribute to team members and customers
• From Dennis: Signing off for this season