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November 10, 2015

• Steel company is charged in worker’s death in Kansas City
• ‘Fallout 4’: A playground that you can get lost in for hours
• Police release name of latest Kansas City homicide victim
• Nathan Hansen: After the Army, there’s trouble and treatment for veterans
• Mike Sanders offers a good plan to improve the Jackson County jail
• Kansas’ Turkey Red winter wheat provides history, freshness and flavor
• VA foster care program offers a new kind of veterans home
• Lesson learned: MU student protesters wrong to block media
• Monday Poll results: What about the Royals?
• Editorial: Get right plan for Brookridge
• Readers react to veterans, the Royals and sports gambling
• Catherine Hanaway, who balked at five to eight debates, now wants nine
• University of Missouri administrator placed on leave after viral video showed confrontation with student photographer
• This weekend in Kansas City: ‘Star Trek’ at the Symphony, Gladys Knight and the O’Jays, Chris Hardwick, Doris Kearns Goodwin and Bill Moyers
• KC police and others recognized for their service and bravery
• Former Glock sales manager sentenced in Kansas for bribery
• Severe storms, including possible tornadoes, expected in Kansas City area Wednesday
• Judge denies F. Glenn Miller Jr.’s request for new trial
• Kansas City police investigate child injured in three-vehicle accident near I-70
• TheChat: Harry Reid talks up Jason Kander
• After student protests toppled MU leadership, cool heads and wise choices required
• Missouri labor unions spend big to fend off ‘right to work’
• Platte City man killed in weekend skydiving accident
• Readers share views on guns, KC Royals, baseball’s past
• Lawrence’s 1900 Barker Bakery & Cafe offers old-style wheat breads
• Kansas lawmakers hear disappointing news about student test scores
• Kansas City will hold a big recycling event Saturday
• Focus on racism spreads beyond the University of Missouri
• Death sentence imposed on F. Glenn Miller Jr. in hate crime killings
• Longtime Star sports journalist Fritz Kreisler dies at 84
• Base used in Game 5 of World Series is selling for more than $8,000
• The Star’s Brent Frazee honored by Waterfowlers’ Hall of Fame
• The Star’s Chiefs and NFL midseason awards: KC still in the wild-card mix
• Chiefs midseason outlook: Schedule eases up
• Chiefs cut loose Frankie Hammond, promote Saalim Hakim
• Chiefs begin season’s second half with momentum
• Letters to the editor: Keep these Royals, Bush’s war record
• Business Snapshot: Craig Sole Designs is a floral wonderland
• Denise Snodell: Our landline is hanging by a thread
• At this Shawnee coffee shop, every day is Veterans Day
• Longtime Meals on Wheels volunteer ends special deliveries
• 95th Street project feared, anticipated
• Danedri Herbert: Thinking for yourself is a conservative value
• Shawnee Mission schools eye city developments for aquatics, wellness centers
• Retail and restaurant updates
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, Nov. 9
• Missouri Chamber of Commerce to honor Cerner Corp. with ‘Champion of Enterprise’award
• Facts about our veterans and Veterans Day
• T-Mobile allows streaming video without drawing against data limits
• Garmin vows to take expansion plans to Olathe City Council
• Royals want to stay athletic in outfield, hope to retain Alex Gordon, Ben Zobrist
• Tom Watson saw Royals’ character in title run
• Kat’s Money Corner: Black Friday apps can save you time and money
• Quarterback sneaks are a team effort at Kansas State
• MU coach Gary Pinkel distances himself from activist group in radio interview
• KU quarterback Montell Cozart to have season-ending shoulder surgery
• Kansas’ Perry Ellis could see time on perimeter as Self ponders frontcourt puzzle
• Kansas volleyball team’s biggest fans? The men’s basketball team, of course
• Guardian of KU freshman Cheick Diallo hires attorney as NCAA fight continues
• Veterans Day specials at area restaurants, businesses
• University of Kansas plans town hall meeting on race