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November 25, 2015

• This weekend in Kansas City: Thanksgiving Day Run, Lil Rel, WWE Live, and the Mavericks and Chiefs play
• One more test for Blue Valley football ‘family’
• Mill Valley, Bishop Miege take aim on football state titles
• Grain Valley police seek person of interest in kidnapping case
• New MU chancellor should reverse cowardly decision on Planned Parenthood doctor
• Platte County prosecutors dismiss sex crime charges against former Northland resident
• Munday on Holiday: Thanksgiving Day
• Denver shares difficult lessons for Kansas City’s universal pre-K plans
• ‘The Bull’ of the Grandview Fire Department offers thanks
• Icy roads are possible in KC as cold front follows heavy Thanksgiving rain
• Authorities investigate death of reported 8-year-old Kansas driver
• For Thanksgiving, readers share expressions of gratitude
• Waldo man, one of The New York Times’ top 10 commenters: ‘Finally, somebody is listening to me’
• Case of missing Kansas City woman makes national news with televised plea by 10-year-old daughter
• Kansas City police investigate fatal stabbing
• Kansas City police investigate homicide at south Kansas City tire shop
• Excelsior Springs man is charged with assault
• World War I Museum breaks attendance record
• McCollum Hall on KU campus comes tumbling down
• Abortions are no longer performed at Columbia’s Planned Parenthood clinic
• Tensions flare after Turkey shoots down Russian plane over Syrian border
• Demolition of KU’s largest residence hall is set for Wednesday morning
• Rock Island Line trail project is filled with promise — and obstacles
• Early loss spurred Bishop Miege’s push to title game
• Some of the best reactions from Kansas fans to news that Cheick Diallo can play
• Royals Charities will make donations in Kansas City as part of ‘Giving Week’
• K-State fades late, loses to North Carolina 80-70 in CBE championship
• Fishing and hunting report for Nov. 26
• Missouri deer hunters on target
• Former Chief surprises family at Target and buys them a PlayStation4
• Five-time defending champion stands between Kearney and football state title
• With the support of Chiefs’ ‘family,’ Eric Berry back to being himself
• Patience, blocking finally pay off for Chiefs running back Spencer Ware
• Sporting KC exercises contract options on 12 players
• FC Kansas City re-signs four midfielders
• Give thanks for cheaper gas prices, now at a seven-year low
• New OPEC member likes lower oil prices
• Lunch will feature update on the regional economic outlook
• United seeks deal with pilots
• Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday, Nov. 24
• Menard proposes a 100-job distribution and manufacturing facility in Lawrence
• Oklahoma jumps to third in College Football Playoff rankings
• NCAA clears Kansas’ Cheick Diallo to begin playing Dec. 1
• Kansas crushes UCLA 92-73, advances to Maui Invitational championship game
• Sprint finance chief Tarek Robbiati will address conference
• T-Mobile heats up price war with $200 for Sprint customers who switch
• With Star Wars apps, Google lets users awaken their force
• Kansas City, Kansas restaurant and grocery store inspections for Nov. 25
• With last remnants of Border War set to graduate, Missouri-Arkansas rivalry heats up
• Northwestern beats Missouri 67-62 as Tigers’ comeback bid falls short
• MU notes: Ryan Rosburg comes up big for Missouri in season’s first start
• Showcasing award-winning move-in ready homes across the metro
• Prime Northland location near architectural icon
• Realtor data provides insight into today’s homebuyers
• These gorgeous homes are a feast for the eyes
• Come home to a special place