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November 20, 2015

• TheChat: Mike Pompeo says the U.S. does not need a king
• New poll: Jay Nixon needs to take tougher stance against Syrian refugees
• Need Thanksgiving advice? We asked kids to talk turkey
• Kansans plagued by a dismal budget short on dollars and hope
• Kansas City’s school district plans to move main offices
• Here come the govs, here come the govs
• Politicians who rock the boat could boost confidence in City Hall
• Lawsuit alleges sex bias in hiring for Kansas City police K-9 job
• Vehicle plows into Fairway eatery during lunch hour
• Kansas City man charged with child abuse after 6-month-old son is severely injured
• Finding room for thanks on an overstuffed Turkey Day
• Readers share thoughts on Paris, Islamic State, Republicans
• The Monday Poll: What should the United States’ policy be on Syrian refugees?
• MCC names new president for its Business & Technology campus in KC
• Wendell Castle’s N.Y. show explores his evolution as furniture artist
• Kansas City convention hotel challengers demand ballot measure
• Missouri governors tout job recruiting efforts, economic development initiatives
• House votes to curb Syrian refugees, snubbing veto threat
• Kansas City attorney appointed chairman of Missouri Gaming Commission
• Curators plan an audience for MU student groups on Friday
• Jacole Prince guilty of abusing daughter; jury recommends up to 34 years in prison
• MLB film on 2015 World Series will debut in KC, but you can watch a clip here
• Jonny Gomes was right: The Royals beat all the AL award winners
• You want to date my daughter? Put on a football uniform!
• Sporting KC’s naming-rights deal with Children’s Mercy is a win-win
• The Star’s high school football rankings (Nov. 19)
• New football coach at Eudora proves to be the right puzzle piece
• The Star’s high school football players of the week (Nov. 19)
• Vahe Gregorian talks about his first meeting with Gary Pinkel in 2000
• KC-area high school football schedule for Nov. 20-21
• Chiefs-Chargers scouting report
• Chiefs have begun talks with Jaye Howard on long-term deal
• Chiefs veterans helped pull defense back from abyss
• Roofs provide style as well as shelter
• Therese Park: Prayers for peace in a jittery world
• Swope Park Rangers introduce Marc Dos Santos as first head coach
• The magic of mirrors
• Cynthia Billhartz Gregorian: Tell us about your winter holiday collection
• Readorama: ‘Firebrand’ brings Kansas abolitionist’s story to life for young readers
• Winning numbers for Thursday, Nov. 19
• Mizzou defensive tackle Terry Beckner out for season with torn ACL, MCL
• Wins, relationships intertwine in determining Gary Pinkel’s legacy
• The Week Ahead: The kickoff to holiday shopping
• Royals’ Lorenzo Cain finishes third in AL MVP voting, Toronto’s Josh Donaldson wins award
• Stocks close out upbeat week
• Westin, Sheraton at Crown Center among 54 Starwood hotels with data breach
• St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce wins state recognition
• Regional manufacturing activity perks up slightly
• Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak looks forward, and back
• Data KC: Insurance and finance companies are big business in our region
• Sprint’s Jaime Jones named first area president
• Sprint picks up $1.1 billion in cash with long-awaited SoftBank leasing deal
• Iowa State running back Mike Warren will challenge Kansas State
• Brannen Greene suspended six games by KU coach Bill Self after playing-time dispute
• KU coach Bill Self says Cheick Diallo will travel to Maui Invitational
• Kansas’ Bill Self still hopeful that a ruling on Cheick Diallo is close
• Kansas’ Fish Smithson has strong bond with his brother Shaky
• First homes in Gatewood Villas are now available
• Final phase now open in picturesque Overland Park retreat
• Builder’s attention to detail, quality flourishes amid captivating scenery