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December 23, 2014

• Jim White: The Rev. Norman Rotert was a man who battled for justice
• High school results - December 22
• This weekend in Kansas City: Kwanzaa Celebration, WWI Museum Truce Tournament and the Chiefs
• Holiday travelers flock to Kansas City International Airport
• A look at the biggest donors of the 2014 election
• House GOP probe can’t link IRS scandal to White House
• Defeated Cass County prosecutor Teresa Hensley forms committee for judgeship bid
• Good food, good fortune: Try these traditional recipes to bring luck in the new year
• Chiefs notes: Dwayne Bowe expected to play against Chargers despite sprained shoulder
• Red-zone inefficiency stalls Chiefs’ offense
• Chiefs aren’t above scoreboard watching in playoff quest
• Royals pitcher Casey Coleman clears waivers; Carlos Peguero released
• Mourn slain New York police officers, tone down rhetoric
• Monday Poll results: Support strong for U.S. change on Cuba policy
• Readers share thoughts on Christmas, guns and schools
• A romp in rhyme by Don Munday: No doubt about it, 2014 was quite a catch
• Overland Park retail services company buys Nebraska firm
• Commission signals possible interest in King Louie proposal
• Joco mental health center needs bailout, but is making improvement
• Olathe health care worker honored
• Cultural center could revive old King Louie in Overland Park
• Lori Allen: My 10-day diet lesson
• Denise Snodell: Hollywood’s scenes of a childhood can’t compare with real life
• Get ready to welcome 2015 in Johnson County!
• TheChat: Jerry Moran backs new Cuba policy
• Santa is checking his gift list for our Mo-Kan pols
• Gunman hails taxi cab to make getaway after robbery at Westport restaurant
• Police still need help identifying homicide victim found at 24th Street and Monroe Avenue
• Man is accused in Nov. 1 shooting death of Platte County resident
• Man is accused of shooting into KC bar, killing one and wounding two
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, Dec. 22
• Plaque commemorates 1944 plane crash in Merriam
• Shawnee City Council advances proposed shopping center over neighbors’ objections
• Firefighters from Shawnee and Olathe respond quickly in outstate accident
• Sporting KC signs Tim Melia as backup goalkeeper
• Browns sign former Chiefs quarterback Tyler Thigpen
• The Twitter reaction to Temple’s win over Kansas
• Ugly Christmas sweaters from Royals, Dale Jr., Frank Martin and more!
• Former Southwest Baptist football star Jarred Schumpert and son die in car crash
• Key North Korean websites back online after shutdown
• Report: At least 60 journalists killed in 2014
• Fake signatures suspected in Missouri’s early voting measure
• OSHA cites Missouri company in death of teen worker
• New York mayor calls for pause in protests until after slain officers’ funerals
• Ex-officer not charged in fatal Milwaukee shooting
• Liberty Memorial is officially the national memorial to World War I
• Son of Missouri lawmaker brutally beaten in Columbia
• I-70 in western Kansas reopened after winter weather closure
• Readers’ donations for Harvesters’ BackSnack program hit a five-year total of $1 million
• From October 2013 to October 2014, area job growth was only 0.6 percent
• MGP Ingredients keeps board post in the family, naming Karen Seaberg as chairwoman
• Project to appoint women to Kansas City commissions and boards gains steam
• Kansas City historic preservationist Elizabeth Rosin is honored
• Animal health company gains $15 million to jump-start Kansas expansion
• As winter arrives, natural gas is becoming less expensive
• Cascone’s remains a North Oak landmark
• Sisters’ business treats head lice and works to remove the stigma
• Economy grew at fast 5 percent annual rate in third quarter
• 2014: A look back at the year in Kansas City business
• The business calendar
• Kat’s Money Corner: Here’s to inspiring a little holiday cheer
• Temple pounds No. 10 Kansas 77-52
• Kansas notes: Oubre and Alexander both start
• UMKC drilled by Tennessee Tech
• Mizzou names Barry Odom new defensive coordinator
• Lawrence homicide suspect says victim begged to die