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December 2, 2014

• James Wrolstad: After defeat of Amendment 3, Missourians must continue to stand up for teachers
• More cookbooks go digital, but popularity of paper persists
• Obama wants to avoid ‘militarized’ police culture
• House plans to undo Obama’s immigration plan
• Missouri Supreme Court hears challenges to red-light cameras
• Kansas is testing few welfare recipients for drugs
• Jeb Bush condemns Obama immigration order
• Projecting the AFC playoff puzzle: Here’s one scenario for the Chiefs to win a wild-card spot
• Chiefs sign tight end Richard Gordon, release Phillip Supernaw
• Filling white bean bruschetta a healthy holiday option
• Dish With Gish: Six Kansas City delis attempt to perfect the classic Reuben sandwich
• Readers share opinions on freedom, respect, GOP
• Congress must act now to renew Children’s Health Insurance Program
• Monday Poll results: Skepticism remains on Ferguson and its aftermath
• Decision to close awful police jail in Kansas City took way too long
• Business notes: Overland Park woman makes list of top financial advisors
• Developer seeks $610 million in public financing for $2.4 billion ‘transformational’ project at I-435 and Antioch Road in Overland Park
• BV Northwest senior is one of 12 finalists for high school Heisman
• Developers thinking big with new south Overland Park project
• Steve Rose: Beware the Trojan horse ploy of moving election dates
• Reach Foundation awards area health care grants
• Danedri Herbert: Soothe white guilt with a monthly payment plan
• Letters to the editor: Teen suicide, the benefits of government, hope for country’s future
• Snarky in the Suburbs: At this time of year, OCD might refer to Obsessive Christmas tree Disorder
• Matt Keenan: Roe interchange is an accident waiting (or not) to happen
• Shawnee kolache bakery introduces Czech pastry to its customers
• TheChat: Emanuel Cleaver applauds changes to policing
• Murguia wants four more years in WyCo
• Woman drags KC tow truck driver with car
• Kansas City police release identification of fatal shooting victim
• Victim of November homicide in Kansas City identified as KCK man
• Man killed in Kansas City last week identified
• Man once again faces murder charge in Kansas City
• Kansas City couple acquitted in case of 8-year-old locked in a room
• Terry Zeigler named new police chief in Kansas City, Kan.
• Eating for Life recipe: The pumpkin’s not just about pie; you can feast on it throughout the winter
• Textile recycling, bees under consideration in Prairie Village
• Cities look at limits on plastic bags
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, Dec. 1
• Basketball rules in Kentucky, even on online dating sites
• St. Louis county police say Rams apologize for players’ actions, but team denies it
• Wife of Islamic State leader detained in Lebanon
• England’s King Richard III identified with DNA
• England’s King Richard III identified with DNA
• Jail work crew finds body in Missouri ditch
• St. Louis Bosnians on edge after hammer beating death
• Bill Cosby cuts ties with Temple University
• Ram attempts head-butting Thanksgiving attack, gets shot
• 15 died in Missouri road accidents over holiday
• Roundup of #GivingTuesday in Kansas City
• Kat’s Money Corner: Ring in the New Year without a bill
• Mall makeover: Antioch Crossing adds tenants
• JoyceKC: Brooksider Bar & Grill reopens, new Gomer’s for Waldo, new River Market bakery
• Buoyed by lessons learned in Maui, Missouri’s men return home
• Ahead of SEC title game, Missouri doesn’t care a thing about history books
• Missouri’s Dave Steckel makes final cut for Broyles Award as nation’s top assistant
• Missouri-Southeast Missouri men’s basketball preview
• Claycomo Ford plant to start making aluminum F-150s soon
• Bob Bixby, executive director of Concord Coalition, to speak in KC
• Sprint launches half-price deal in push for new customers
• Mall makeover: Antioch Crossing adds tenants
• Mall makeover: Antioch Crossing adds tenants
• Car insurers promise discounts, if Big Brother watches you
• Promotions, falling gas prices boost U.S. auto sales
• GM recalling 316,357 vehicles to fix headlights
• The business calendar
• Park women’s volleyball continues undefeated run in NAIA tournament
• Kansas State’s postseason picture filled with bowl possibilities
• Kansas State basketball returns home to face Nebraska-Omaha
• Kansas State-Nebraska-Omaha men’s basketball preview
• Kansas’ football job faces stiff competition in coaching marketplace
• UMKC-Wisconsin-Milwaukee men’s basketball preview
• Judge allows publication of KBI agent’s ‘In Cold Blood’ files