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December 15, 2015

• KC family gets an early Christmas present with keys to new home
• Eric Zahnd: Encryption in mobile phones threatens us all
• High school results - December 14
• Nelson-Atkins is first in Yelp’s ranking of best U.S. museums; World War I museum is fifth
• Presidents, prime ministers may age faster, die sooner
• Kansas woman gets 20 years for Missouri stabbing death
• TheChat: Will Missouri lawmakers confront right-to-work again?
• As suicide rates climb in Kansas and Missouri, Olathe survivor joins the struggle to save lives
• Absurd bill to silence athletes is one of several threats to Missouri universities
• Ten KC-made food products that make great holiday gifts
• Three men killed in two shootings in Kansas City; 2015 homicides top 100
• TheChat: Andy Blunt insists there’s no conflict of interest
• Monday Poll results: Which way on KCI?
• Readers react to clean air, Donald Trump and health insurance
• Ticket alert: Tech N9ne at the Granada on Jan. 28 and AC/DC at the Sprint Center on Feb. 29
• Olathe man is sentenced for Weston bank robbery
• Man is killed in Kansas City, Kan., shooting
• Woman killed by train in KCK is identified
• Bullet is found at Olathe middle school
• Muslim nations form Islamic coalition against terrorism
• Dear hacks, man buns and tiny houses: We’re over you
• High school graduation rates reach all time high
• Make-ahead appetizers let you entertain for the holidays with ease
• Kansas City homicide count climbs past 100 again
• Gov. Jay Nixon touts higher graduation rates that place MO in top 10 nationally
• Court hearing is held for father, stepmother charged with murder of missing KCK boy
• Several GOP presidential candidates still haven’t filed for Missouri primary
• Blue Valley board hears proposed boundary changes
• Kansas City police release name of man shot to death in Northeast area
• Veteran NBA referee Kennedy tells Yahoo he is gay after Rondo’s slur
• Royals working on deal with former Mets starting pitcher Dillon Gee
• Daniel Sorensen’s play speaks to Chiefs’ depth on defense
• Chiefs’ Allen Bailey happy to resume career year on defensive line
• Chiefs’ Andy Reid acknowledges need to eliminate special teams errors
• Letters: U.S. can be strong or fearful, gun rights limits
• Overland Park company diversifies beyond holiday lighting services
• Blue Valley board hears proposed boundary changes
• Divided Shawnee council sends Vantage project back to planning commission
• Meadowbrook Park master plan takes shape in Johnson County
• Panel sees more gloom for low-income Kansans
• Denise Snodell: Jingle Bell curveball: bargains, bling, Bing
• Matt Keenan: For a canine, this holiday season can get no butter
• Kansas license bureau in Olathe closes for move
• Shawnee Mission Medical Center’s missions work gets $1 million gift
• Snarky in the Suburbs: Makeup artists make faces look like art projects
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, Dec. 14
• Bill Snyder ponders Kansas State’s quarterback options before Liberty Bowl
• Tropical Smoothie Cafe opens in Lenexa
• Missouri’s Kentrell Brothers earns another second-team All-America honor
• Mizzou flips East St. Louis guard Tre’vour Simms from Illinois commitment
• Kat’s Money Corner: Make the most of your holiday gift cards
• Starwood Hotels chief Adam M. Aron will become CEO of AMC Entertainment
• Warm weather sends natural gas prices tumbling
• Midwest consumer prices down 0.5% in November
• Suspect is arrested in Britain after the hacking of Hong Kong toymaker VTech
• Kansas City Star parking lot is slated for new church building
• Listen to rare radio recording of James Naismith, discovered by KU professor
• Kansas panel to take up revised guns-on-campus policy