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December 1, 2015

• Zach Tucker: Paris conference sets stage for businesses to lead on climate
• Hearing postponed on Fellowship of the Martyrs’ plan to develop land in Clay County
• Blue Valley coach is proud of his state finalist football team
• Negro Leagues Baseball Museum Gala After Party
• Five Kansas City area residents killed in crashes during Thanksgiving holiday
• Anne Brockhoff: 2016 looks like a busy year for locally distilled spirits
• E-cigarette referendum effort in Kansas City fails
• Missouri lawmakers question federal money for refugee resettlement
• Judges fire Jackson County official who manages financial affairs for indigent and disabled people
• Kansas November revenue beats lowered expectations
• As poverty and hunger grow in Warrensburg, agencies try a new approach
• Relative heard in Thanksgiving call that 7-year-old boy was dead, his body fed to pigs
• Readers react to clothing challenges, SeaWorld and Donald Trump
• Prosecutor weighs assault charges for MU professor who wanted to muscle media at protest
• Unofficial Mizzou ‘White Student Union’ raises hackles
• Bank robbed inside Northland grocery store
• Firefighters battle blaze at Aquarius store near Westport
• Gas explosion damages KC apartment building after car fleeing police crashes into it
• Shots are fired at KC police officers during chase
• Bank robber is sentenced to more than 12 years in prison
• Missouri Republican takes aim at Kansas City earnings tax
• A review of ‘World Series 2015:’ Rusty Kuntz is the comic star
• Royals agree to one-year $1.475 million contract with reliever Tim Collins
• Roe, Huelskamp feud draws attention of conservative publication
• Sly James, Shirley Helzberg can help make worthwhile BNIM project a reality
• Examples of the sorrow that only a Cleveland Browns fan can know
• From latkes to caramelized onion dip, make these appetizers for your holiday party
• The Monday Poll results on climate change
• Icy roads make for a treacherous morning commute in Kansas City
• Mark Zuckerberg welcomes baby girl, pledges $45 billion to charity
• Friends of Alvin Ailey splits operations and artistic leads with hire
• Lynn Jenkins, Lisa Weakley agree: Don’t bring Gitmo to our backyard
• Royals announce spring training schedule, including two games vs. Rangers in San Antonio
• Mizzou narrows search for successor to Gary Pinkel, but variables remain
• Chiefs’ Travis Kelce 'apologizes' to fan ‘offended’ by ‘Hit the Quan’ TD celebration
• Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce on pace for 1,000-yard season
• Warm blankies bring warm memories
• Editorial: Move ahead with rental inspections
• The cards of Christmas, past and present
• Letters: Swap Brownback for a refugee
• Washington job lures election commissioner Brian Newby
• Biz Snapshot: Westwood artist sells products that are all over the map
• Parents’ drug use spurs rise in foster children in Kansas
• Vantage project upsets Shawnee neighbors
• Snarky in the Suburbs: Ah, the holiday world of Hallmark, where everything works ... with a dusting of snow
• Stacey Hatton: A scam adds years to the self-image
• Send us your festive pet photos
• National Agricultural Center and Hall of Fame has hopes for holidays, revival
• Holiday cookies are their own food group
• KC couple quit their jobs to visit all 59 national parks as ‘The Switchback Kids’
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, Nov. 30
• Kansas State ready to break ground on more football stadium renovations
• Fashion truck turns into holiday pop-up
• Missouri hopes to build off second-half rally against Northwestern
• Three-minute preview: Arkansas State at Missouri men’s basketball
• Kat’s Money Corner: Buying an engagement ring during the holidays
• Royals designated hitter Kendrys Morales picks up another postseason MLB award
• South Kansas City company will add 42 jobs
• Made in KC brings its local products to the Northland
• U.S. car sales jump, but VW sales plunge
• Bats Global Markets reportedly is planning a second IPO
• Anheuser-Busch renews NBA sponsorship
• Manufacturing activity contracted in November, two reports say
• Burger King will open first West Africa restaurant
• More millennials giving this Giving Tuesday, survey finds
• November outlook dimmed for credit managers
• TIF Commission votes for Helzberg project development agreement
• South Kansas City industrial park lands new tenant
• How Kansas freshman Cheick Diallo could change the fourth-ranked Jayhawks
• Three-minute preview: Loyola (Md.) at Kansas men’s basketball