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November 17, 2015

• States’ crackdown on for-profit college chain is good news
• Courts should halt Kobach’s bid to abuse voters’ rights in Kansas
• Motorist killed in wreck with KCPD vehicle
• Legislators seek to restrict flow of Syrian refugees to U.S., upsetting Overland Park family granted asylum
• Independence woman has foot amputated after mauling by American bulldog
• Kansas City convenience store clerk, robber draw guns on each other
• Motorist is killed in Riverside wreck
• Man admits transporting 13-year-old Missouri girl across state line for sex
• Lawrence potter crafts distinctive dinnerware used at Hank Charcuterie
• Thanksgiving turkey: Maple and Brandy Brined Turkey With Redeye Gravy
• LP to KCPD detective: ‘I don’t want to stay in the closet no more’
• Readers react to Islamic State threat, Gov. Brownback, state wrongdoing
• Gov. Sam Brownback: Safety of Kansans is first priority
• Character may get large role in Shawnee Mission curriculum
• Tornadoes and first major snow of the season keep storm chasers, meteorologists busy
• Monday Poll results on MU turmoil: Praise Tim Wolfe but not football players
• Thanksgiving salad: Nana’s Orange, Fennel and Olive Salad With Marinated Feta
• Thanksgiving side: Tuscan Green Beans
• Thanksgiving dressing: Ibis Bakery Cast-Iron Skillet Stuffing
• From ‘winning’ to HIV, the epic life of Charlie Sheen
• Sol Koenigsberg: Skywalk Memorial helps survivors live with memories
• Marco Rubio names Kansas leadership team
• Woman who stabbed boyfriend with pen during fight over salsa pleads guilty
• Thanksgiving dessert: Steamed Sticky Pumpkin Pudding With Cranberry-Apple Sauce
• Jihadist mastermind of Paris attacks identified
• Gillian Flynn will flip the switch on Plaza Lights
• TheChat: Missouri may still matter come its March 15 presidential primary
• For Thanksgiving, nourish family with these down-to-earth recipes
• Columbia one battleground in larger fight over abortion in Missouri
• Kansas City Mayor Sly James to appoint anti-violence task force
• Unlike those at Missouri, protests over racial tension at Kansas are more muted
• Secret donors paid for $5 million in ads for North Carolina senator
• Missouri’s Gary Pinkel confronted by life without football
• Royals make hype video for Lorenzo Cain’s MVP candidacy
• Deer hunters off to good start
• Chiefs dismiss Broncos’ claims of dirty play
• Chiefs’ Cairo Santos keeps getting his kicks
• Coach’s message to one losing team is worth a thousand wins
• Overland Park council advances five-story apartment, retail project in downtown
• Matt Keenan: Antiquing? Better get your storage unit first
• Snarky in the Suburbs: At least I finally got to try out the fire extinguisher
• Character may get large role in Shawnee Mission curriculum
• Garmin, Olathe can negotiate
• Group homes fill need for loved ones with Alzheimer’s
• Body cameras no ‘silver bullet’ for Prairie Village police
• Say goodbye to the dog hair and dirt at U-Wash Puppy
• Johnson County Commission chooses to replace courthouse
• Letters to the editor: Sports power at colleges, Carson for president
• Charlie Sheen offers a stark reminder of the lingering stigma around HIV
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, Nov. 16
• KCP&L wants to build small solar-generating plant
• Cerner tells MU to alter former chancellor’s new job description
• AMC, Regal sued over alleged anticompetitive practices
• Buick to show off revamped LaCrosse for 2017 line
• UAW workers reject tentative labor agreement at Ford’s Claycomo plant
• New hotel planned for downtown Topeka
• Customer’s hacked email figured in Shawnee broker’s suspension
• Leawood-based Blooom among five finalists for One in a Million
• Kat’s Money Corner: Buying winter clothes for growing children
• Downtown KC crowd celebrates Pickwick Plaza renovation
• Hotel and apartment concept challenged for Plaza neighborhood
• Struggling Kansas State football team draws inspiration from familiar place
• Kansas State shows promise in 81-71 victory against Columbia
• Kansas’ Self and Michigan State’s Izzo prepare to meet again at Champions Classic
• Sprint plans seasonal marketing offer on Wednesday
• Jocoscape: Leawood’s new L.L. Bean and other retail and restaurant openings
• Three-minute preview: Missouri men’s basketball team at Xavier
• Missouri eager for season’s toughest test yet Tuesday at Xavier
• Dennis Patton: This week’s rain was just what the plant doctor would have ordered