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November 13, 2015

• Meadowbrook developers, city work on final details
• After years of planning, new East Patrol police station opens Saturday in Kansas City
• Former Kearney teacher admits sex with student, faces possible prison term
• Work on I-435 in Johnson County will close roads, ramps all weekend
• University of Missouri to pay Sen. Roy Blunt’s son to lobby state legislature
• TheChat: Roy Blunt leads Jason Kander by 10 in new poll
• Anti-Eric Greitens campaign tied to former John Brunner staffer springs into action
• Readers react to guns, payday loans and Starbucks
• Prison ordered for man who traveled to Kansas City for sex with minors
• Missouri Dems backing Clinton in 2016 race
• Vending machine glitch at jail pays inmates $500
• Excelsior Springs teenager charged with murder in shooting of former classmate
• Murder case involving best friends shocks other Excelsior Springs High grads
• A pair of dry socks makes all the difference for the homeless
• 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
• Mike Middleton is a good choice to lead University of Missouri system out of upheaval
• Veteran actor plans KC’s first professional black theater company
• Martin City Melodrama comes in from the cold
• Missouri GOP governor candidates trade barbs in Northland forum
• TIF Commission switch is tied to Crossroads plan
• 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)
• NFL admits error: Color-blind people had trouble watching Thursday’s Jets-Bills game
• NCAA clears Central Florida’s 7-foot-6 recruit Tacko Fall to play
• In rematch of 2014 thriller, Park Hill and Fort Osage collide in Missouri football quarterfinal
• The racial-awareness movement on the Mizzou campus is real, valid and honorable
• Sadness, shock from former Mizzou players, fans about Gary Pinkel’s planned resignation
• Truck Club uses annual show to raise money for charities
• Chiefs linebacker Tamba Hali still giving his all at 32
• Create organic, elegant Thanksgiving centerpieces with these simple ideas
• Chiefs’ Allen Bailey will sit vs. Broncos
• 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
• Block 11 of The Star’s quilt: ‘Moonlight and Roses’
• Tips for a successful holiday cocktail party
• Concerned about chemicals, women got educated and opened her own mattress store
• Missouri men’s basketball roster for 2015-16
• Missouri football coach Gary Pinkel to resign following 2015 season
• Missouri faces tough basketball opener against tourney-tested Wofford
• Three-minute preview: Missouri men’s basketball vs. Wofford
• Watch NY Mayor Bill de Blasio sing to settle World Series wager with KC Mayor Sly James
• Royals’ Kendrys Morales wins AL Silver Slugger award at DH
• 2015-16 Kansas basketball schedules
• Sprint to shake up how it seeks and serves customers
• Google leases office space downtown
• Retail gets slammed as stocks suffer second-worst week of year
• Sprint hires Verizon regional president Mariano Legaz
• McCormick buys owner of Broker’s London Dry Gin
• The week ahead: Wal-Mart results arrive Tuesday
• Prosecutors seek 12 1/2 years for ex-Subway spokesman Jared Fogle
• Bass Pro Shops in the hunt for Cabela’s
• Microsoft upgrades PowerPoint features
• Kansas State, Texas Tech meet with bowl hopes on the line
• K-State men’s basketball roster for 2015-16
• Kansas football hopeful it has blueprint to slow down high-octane TCU
• With veteran core, Kansas is hopeful for fast start to college hoops season
• Three-minute preview: Kansas men’s basketball vs. Northern Colorado
• Tour 18,876-square-foot home and benefit KidsTLC
• Tranquil lake living offered
• Homebuyers discover benefits of custom building