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December 16, 2014

• Jim Strahle: Weapons force difficult decisions for police officers
• Dark comedy ‘Help Yourself’ planned for downtown KC gallery space
• Chiefs defensive end Jaye Howard eager to follow teammate Allen Bailey’s example
• Local Jewelry Designer Creates Brooch for Former Secretary of State
• Five things to watch at the Hy-Vee Shootout
• These 10 ideas will stir cocktail lovers on your holiday gift list
• Savor bourbon’s sweet side that gives holiday desserts a kick
• U.S. Rep. Kevin Yoder of Kansas defends measure relaxing banking rules
• Kansas school proposal would ban most teacher bargaining
• Next on Royals’ list is a starting pitcher; here’s who’s left on the free-agent market
• Chiefs nominate Tamba Hali for NFL Man of the Year award
• Chiefs look to iron out kicking game after missed field goals against Raiders
• U.S. men’s national team to play Gold Cup match at Sporting Park in July
• Sporting Kansas City signs Haitian midfielder James Marcelin
• As Royals introduce new DH Kendrys Morales, Dayton Moore says team isn’t done with moves
• Readers share thoughts on the U.S. Senate, democracy and low-wage jobs
• The last-minute ‘cromnibus’ federal spending bill invites too much abuse
• Monday Poll results: A sharp divide on the CIA torture report
• Vince & Associates proposal gets time for revision
• Overland Park council approves public financing step for project at I-435 and Antioch
• Park board revives hopes for King Louie
• Dorr family’s light tradition is a gift to the community, first in Prairie Village, now Olathe
• Overland Park retirement community completes $15 million expansion
• Early childhood education program teaches parents to be teachers
• At the holidays, gifts from vets to vets
• Old-fashioned Christmas joys were heartfelt, if bare-boned
• Matt Keenan: For Parenting 101, experience remains the best teacher
• Emily Parnell: Whether you’re in darkness or sunlight, it’s a good time to ask ‘Why me?’
• Senate confirms Kansas City lawyer Steve Bough for federal judgeship
• TheChat: Jeb Bush will take a hard look at becoming “Bush 45”
• Man fatally shot in Kansas City, Kan.
• Live ammo found on Leawood playground
• Throw out marijuana evidence against former Northwest Missouri State instructor, court rules
• Kansas City No Violence Alliance sweep results in 17 arrests
• Ferrelview man gets 40-year sentence for producing child porn
• Benefit fund is established for wounded Pleasant Valley police officer
• Poll stunner: Hillary Clinton smokes Mitt Romney in early sounding
• As the use of e-cigarettes rises among teens, experts urge caution
• Susan Vollenweider: Amid the hubbub, we can stay happy in the still of the moments
• Prairie Village puts off Mission Chateau decisions
• Kansas home foreclosure activity declined in November
• Action sets stage for sale of two centers
• Videos: New Royals DH Kendrys Morales introduced at Kauffman Stadium
• Therese Park: Counting the blessings of new challenges
• Sprint will exit NASCAR title partnership after the 2016 season
• Bo Pelini is hired at Youngstown State and there is a funny updated photo for parody account
• There was a rain delay at NBA game on Tuesday
• Whoops! Wil Myers (temporarily) a member of the Padres ... according to Wikipedia
• Camille Cosby rejects rape allegations, defends husband as ‘kind, generous’
• Taliban storm Pakistani school, killing 126
• Revenge attack by Pakistani Taliban kills at least 141 at Pakistan school
• Reaction to the Pakistani school attack
• Ferguson police officer settles teen’s hogtie lawsuit
• Former Missouri teacher charged in child sex case
• Manhunt for ex-Marine suspected in six killings drags on
• Police find body of ex-Marine suspected of killing six
• Police: Woman thrown from truck after Chiefs game
• Cold weather to prevail in Kansas City; light snow likely
• Kansas City police are lauded for rescuing stray dogs near major roadway
• Turner High School receives extra protection after weekend shooting
• Chicago judge rules that Missouri teen should not be returned to his mother
• KCK program sees people travel ‘two hours across the city on a bus’ for a bag of food
• Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday, Dec. 16
• Casino report sees wide economic benefits from gambling in Missouri
• Belton shop offers herbs, teas for wholesome living
• Southwest keeps KCI route to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport
• AMC will test a monthly movie pass in two cities
• Russia’s sinking economy is becoming a global threat
• Shared culture bonds UMB and merger partner Marquette Financial, UMB chief says
• Robert T. Jones, the founder of Bob Jones Shoes, dies at age 87
• Missouri home foreclosures fall sharply
• End of an era for Miller’s Landscape in Parkville
• Apple prevails in antitrust suit over iPod music
• FCC plans to fine Sprint $105 million for billing phone customers for unwanted services
• AMC to test monthly movie subscription service
• Insurers ease ‘Obamacare’ deadline
• Gather ’round, kids, and read these great new holiday books
• Kat’s Money Corner: The price is right on my favorite holiday events
• Kansas woman charged in 10-year-old son’s stabbing death
• Shane Ray, Tyler Lockett chosen to AP All-America second team
• Hays High quarterback Alex Delton ready to get started at Kansas State
• Offensive lineman from Texas is K-State’s 15th football commitment for 2015
• Missouri defensive end Shane Ray hasn’t decided on NFL future, according to his mom