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November 12, 2015

• TheChat: Roy Blunt leads Jason Kander by 10 in new poll
• Excelsior Springs teenager charged with murder in shooting of former classmate
• Kansas state volleyball recap: Jaguars, Thunder and Stags win titles
• Olathe man is sentenced for fatal wreck
• 62-year-old man is charged in Kansas City bank robbery
• Science City receives $250,000 grant for human health initiative
• Third Missouri man charged with posting Yik Yak threats against college campus
• Excelsior Springs man is charged with firing at deputies during weekend manhunt in rural Ray County
• Kansas City man faces numerous charges of rape and kidnapping reaching back two years
• Readers react to President Lyndon Johnson, MU football players and the Royals
• Woman who tricked blindfolded friend into sex with fake penis gets eight years
• Kansas woman admits embezzling $471,000 from KC company
• Prison ordered for Blue Springs man in fraud involving programs for disabled veterans
• Shawnee man killed in KCK crash identified
• Defendant requests reduced bond in arson-related death of Kansas City firefighters
• Mike Middleton is a good choice to lead University of Missouri system out of upheaval
• Seventh sexual assault reported at Missouri State this semester
• Power outage prompts Park University to cancel morning classes
• Man wants $123,000 after Arizona State University mascot jumps on him
• Police: Missouri student’s threat mimicked Oregon attack
• Kansas City under risk of high wildfire danger; outdoor burning discouraged
• Memorial to 1981 Kansas City Hyatt Regency skywalk disaster finally a reality
• Kansas couple recount their brush with death in the 1981 Hyatt skywalk collapse
• Group estimates Kansas budget shift will cut money to early childhood programs by 6.5 percent
• KC Council rejects petitions, won’t put convention hotel to public vote
• Dave Helling: Kansas Democrats see an opening but fear they can’t take advantage
• Recounting a brush with death in the skywalk disaster
• KC streetcar passes first test on its own power
• High-ranking MU administrator Mike Middleton named interim president
• Judge denies bond for Hunter Park, accused of making terrorist threats against black MU students
• SM East, Olathe North will face off in football rematch of last year’s playoff instant classic
• The Star’s high school football rankings (Nov. 12)
• The Star’s high school fall sports athletes of the week (Nov. 12)
• No, Eric Hosmer is not leaving the Royals for the Rangers
• Friday night football (Nov. 13): 810 Varsity online games and KC area schedule
• In rematch of 2014 thriller, Park Hill and Fort Osage collide in Missouri football quarterfinal
• The Star’s high school football players of the week (Nov. 12)
• Mizzou will wear all-white uniforms against BYU at Arrowhead Stadium
• Fishing and hunting report for Nov. 12
• Kansas access program, wildlife areas offer options for Kansas pheasant hunters
• Truck Club uses annual show to raise money for charities
• While on ESPN, Royals’ Eric Hosmer breaks down his World Series dash
• Chiefs linebacker Tamba Hali still giving his all at 32
• Defender Brittany Taylor signs with FC Kansas City
• 2016 Chevrolet Equinox AWD LTZ: Chevy’s compact SUV is popular, for good reason
• On the move now, deer can be a danger to motorists
• Winning lottery numbers for Thursday, Nov. 12
• American Royal chooses Lynn Parman to lead its efforts
• Several Fed officials say they are ready to raise rates
• How much will you spend on holiday gifts this year?
• Royals’ Kendrys Morales wins AL Silver Slugger award at DH
• Obamacare sign-up is off to a solid start
• Dennis Patton: It’s time to put the lawn to rest for the winter
• Blair Kerkhoff: Benefits, now power, make it great time to be major college athlete
• Though expectations are low, Bruce Weber likes coaching K-State’s young group of players
• Kellis Robinett breaks down the 2015-16 Kansas State men’s basketball season
• Kansas State in desperate need of interceptions against Texas Tech
• Beloit, Kan., walk-on Austin Budke ready to help Kansas State basketball
• Kansas State football at Texas Tech: Three-minute preview
• Jeff Mittie hopes Kansas State’s women are on fast track to NCAA Tournament
• Three-minute preview: Kansas State men’s basketball vs. Maryland-Eastern Shore
• Rustin Dodd breaks down the 2015-16 KU men’s basketball season
• With veteran core, Kansas is hopeful for fast start to college hoops season
• Kansas football at No. 13 TCU: Three-minute preview
• Three-minute preview: Kansas men’s basketball vs. Northern Colorado
• KU’s Wayne Selden looks for consistency to achieve breakout season
• Kansas’ David Beaty draws optimism from small victories during winless season
• Kansas’ Bill Self believes Mitch Lightfoot can become ‘premier’ player at KU
• T-Mobile streaming plan may challenge net neutrality rules
• UMKC men’s basketball opens regular season at Minnesota
• Shatto Milk Home Delivery rolling into the Northland
• Owner of Waldo’s Classic Cookie is back in charge
• Missouri faces tough basketball opener against tourney-tested Wofford
• Three-minute preview: Missouri men’s basketball vs. Wofford
• Jon Sundvold joins Missouri Sports Hall of Fame’s Legends on Sunday
• Kansas City natives on MU football team eager to play at Arrowhead
• Missouri football vs. BYU: Three-minute preview