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December 11, 2015

• High school results - December 11
• Fight over St. Louis football stadium is a billion-dollar game of chicken
• Sen. Claire McCaskill donates $10,000 to help Missouri interns facing sexual harassment
• Obamacare questions? You can chat with experts online
• Ben Carson threatens to leave Republican Party
• World Series trophy speaks to a new generation
• Big plays break tie to push Falcons to tournament final
• Missouri cellphone purchases and propane thefts are noted, but authorities see no link
• Human remains found Sunday in Kansas City, North, are identified
• Two first-degree murder charges filed in case of missing Kansas City, Kan., 7-year-old
• Bond stays at $2 million for woman charged in deaths of two KC firefighters
• Smithville man is accused of burglarizing homes while owners attended funerals
• Missouri curators elect new chairwoman
• The Monday Poll: What should be the future of KCI?
• Health Care Foundation is poised for a strong second decade serving the Kansas City region
• FBI alerted to men buying more than 100 prepaid phones in Missouri
• Producers at New Theatre make ‘Out of Order’ fresh again
• Ex-Oklahoma City cop’s rape conviction symbol of national problem
• Drug cops will spend even more money on taking people’s stuff next year
• Ferguson protester gets eight years for QuikTrip arson
• Missouri Supreme Court weighs sex abuse lawsuit against Boy Scouts
• Off-duty wreck leaves Kansas City police officer in critical condition
• Readers react to hockey, gun laws and Hillary Clinton
• Help needy students by learning from failure of KC charter school
• Court-storming debate heats up after journalist is hurt following Iowa State victory
• 1973 Yamaha Enduro: Kansas City man gets family motorcycles back, works on restoring them
• Ford donates Transit Connect van, check to local Salvation Army
• Royals fans are freaking out at thought of Alex Gordon signing with the Cardinals
• Rosin Preservation practices what it teaches in renovating its own KC building
• Chiefs offensive coordinator Doug Pederson has more responsibility this year
• Jamaal Charles says he had stem-cell treatment along with ACL surgery
• Chiefs’ Justin Houston to miss Chargers game
• Sporting KC forward Krisztian Nemeth suspended for 2016 season opener
• Sporting KC selects goalkeeper Alec Kann in MLS Re-Entry Draft
• ‘Marlins Man’ pays it forward with visits to Kansas City area schools
• Holiday reprise
• Shawnee Mission Kia honored for Certified Pre-Owned sales
• Best fiction of 2015
• Best graphic novels, children’s and young adult books of 2015
• Best collections of short stories, essays of 2015
• Best nonfiction of 2015
• Best memoirs of 2015
• 101 books of 2015 that will inspire, educate and allow you to escape
• Best poetry books of 2015
• Holiday light displays are magic to kids of all ages
• U.S. Bank’s Mark Jorgenson will be honored
• A rout in crude oil prices hammers the stock market
• Data KC: When we travel, we prefer to stay at Hampton Inn, Comfort Inn
• Gift guide: 20 must-have ideas for the frequent traveler
• Winning lottery numbers for Friday, Dec. 11
• Justin Edwards doing it all for Kansas State men’s basketball team
• Kansas State on board with new Big 12 football scheduling policy
• Three-minute preview: Kansas State men’s basketball at Texas A&M
• The week ahead: Federal Reserve committee will review interest rate policy
• Kansas volleyball advances to Elite Eight
• Sophomore guard Devonte’ Graham adds new dimension to No. 2 Kansas
• Three-minute preview: Kansas men’s basketball vs. Oregon State
• Sprint reassigns chief marketing officer in One Sprint reorganization
• Dish CEO drops president role
• UMKC men’s basketball welcomes SEC opponent to Municipal
• Westport’s new Doughnut Lounge is a place for artisan doughnuts and conversation
• Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers to open in Westport
• Mizzou women’s basketball team off to record-tying start in 2015-16
• No. 8 Missouri wrestling hosts reigning national champion, No. 3 Ohio State, for dual
• MU board approves Barry Odom’s contract, worth $2.35 million annually
• Tuscany Piazza Townhomes ready for occupancy
• Building new in a classic Northland community
• Happy home sellers give top rating to local company