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December 10, 2014

• Lee’s Summit’s Magic Tree still shines despite vandalism
• Missouri Sports Hall of Fame announces its 2015 class
• Fishtank Performance Studio offers playwrights a holiday showcase
• NFL owners approve new conduct policy, process for player discipline
• Amid falling revenues, Gov. Sam Brownback slices the Kansas budget
• Kansas City Council will consider pensions for same-sex couples
• KC hires new creative services director from Austin
• Gov. Sam Brownback works on plans to change school funding and pensions in Kansas
• Kansas City Council may relax election season rules on communications
• House committee chairman: U.S. must learn from Benghazi attack
• The 12 strays of Christmas: Meet Charlie
• With Jon Lester off the board, James Shields could be next big free-agent pitcher to sign
• Chiefs’ Jamaal Charles, Tamba Hali among four starters who miss practice
• New York Giants linebacker Mark Herzlich has traveled Eric Berry’s road to recovery
• Sporting KC acquires defender Jalil Anibaba to complete trade for Aurelien Collin
• Olathe East football player James McGinnis making progress since brain injury, dad says
• Readers share thoughts on shopping bags, police body cameras and abuse
• Don’t name police station after Leon Jordan, but honor him in other ways
• Ballet brings out the best in kids in KC 'Nutcracker' production
• TheChat: Rand Paul says cop who choked Eric Garner should be booted off the force
• Must-read from McClatchy DC: “The Democratic Party is a mess”
• Dole Center offers post-election conference
• Man convicted of manslaughter in fatal Leavenworth County crash
• Authorities accuse man in Dec. 1 fatal shooting in Kansas City
• Kansas City man is accused of setting a corpse on fire
• Kansas City woman is charged in the case of blinded dog Roadrunner
• How to focus on the task at hand: It’s all on your head
• David Knopf: Lunch time is hunch time at the drive-thru
• Emily Parnell: When did that cute kiddie-monitor turn into a sneaky holiday snitch?
• David Coffelt, As I See It: Protest with your vote and with your wallet
• Eating for life: Don’t limit sweet potatoes to holidays; they’re a healthful, delicious side dish
• Sporting KC announcers Callum Williams, Diego Gutierrez will not return
• College Football Playoff winner will get a big, shiny ring
• The Jon Lester #SmearCampaign on Twitter is hilarious
• WIN for KC announces its 2015 honorees
• Woman files defamation lawsuit against Bill Cosby
• The story is thin but the music is hot in ‘Motown the Musical’
• Swedish police raid Pirate Bay, file-sharing site shuts down
• Police: Missouri teen kills brother with hammer
• Few campus sex assaults reported to police
• Sheep in a festive Christmas sweater wandering around Omaha
• Time Person of the Year: Ebola fighters
• Psychologist, paid millions, defends CIA interrogations
• Science City at Union Station is on a roll with two new exhibits
• Study: The color of your mug can mean better tasting coffee
• Freezing rain moves into KC, causing slick streets
• Ask a school nurse or a researcher: BackSnacks make a big difference for kids
• Refund anticipation checks from H&R Block spark California inquiry
• Restaurant delivery service GrubGo launches in the Kansas City area
• EEOC and Mexican Consulate announce agreement
• New round of Kansas City area health care grants
• Ferrellgas reports higher quarterly revenue but a larger net loss
• Panthers’ Cam Newton discharged from hospital
• Costco quarterly profit tops estimates, outpacing Wal-Mart
• Independence warns of scam on utility payments
• Winning numbers for Tuesday, Dec. 9
• Kansas City’s Savoy Hotel and Grill has new owners, renovation plan
• K-State’s Tyler Lockett wins Big 12 coaches’ special teams award for second straight year
• Kansas State overcomes an ugly first half to beat Bradley 50-47
• Replay: Updates, stats from Tuesday night’s Kansas State-Bradley game
• K-State notes: Wildcats make lineup adjustment
• Replay: Updates from Wednesday’s Kansas-Georgetown game
• Restaurant & grocery store inspections for Dec. 10
• Missouri-Elon men’s basketball preview
• Missouri basketball’s offense remains a work in progress
• Mizzou’s Shane Ray sweeps SEC defensive player of year awards; Gary Pinkel is coach of year
• Kansas teen sentenced in stepbrother’s death