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December 18, 2015

• Man files sexual abuse lawsuit against former Roeland Park priest
• Katie Hollcraft: Colleges should join efforts to end sex trafficking
• Chiefs’ rookie wide receiver Chris Conley has a unique perspective on the ‘Star Wars’ fervor
• College Basketball Experience seeks loan relief after halting popular youth events
• Kenya Cox of Wichita is named executive director of Kansas African American Affairs Commission
• Recording shows KC firefighters who died were in alley six minutes after collapse zone was called
• Missouri trooper charged in death of Brandon Ellingson, who drowned in handcuffs
• Playing it again: Pianos, policing, pings and complaints in 2015
• Platte County deputies seize 180 pounds of marijuana in traffic stop and arrest California woman
• Man linked through DNA to 2012 sexual assault is convicted
• Kansas City man is found guilty of first-degree murder
• Son of the American Revolution dies while laying wreaths on veterans’ graves
• The omnibus $1.1 trillion spending bill: How they voted
• Applebee’s server finds $32,000 at eatery, returns to owner
• Ron Richard opens the door to discussing a return of campaign contribution caps
• Police release name of Troost Avenue shooting victim
• Plenty of blame to go around for the death of Brandon Ellingson
• Readers react to the smoking age, retirement funds and Missouri legislators
• Low gas prices aid motorists, hurt oil-producing states like Kansas
• Blue Springs South wins Hy-Vee Shootout game on buzzer-beater
• Eric Hosmer shows his support for Eric Berry for NFL Man of Year award
• Blue Springs South football coach Greg Oder retires after 15 seasons
• NHRA set to return to Topeka in 2016
• Larry Carl: ’Tis the season
• Ancona Honda organizes successful Toys for Tots campaign
• Camaro Cravings: New sixth generation of popular muscle car proves tempting
• Chiefs-Ravens scouting report
• Chiefs hope Dee Ford builds on his strong performance against San Diego
• Chiefs’ Spencer Ware returns to practice
• Whoa, Snoopy! Readers share their holiday collections stories
• Letters: Syrian refugees, climate change, Trump helps Clinton
• Olathe’s Szechuan Dynasty serves spicy food inspired by China’s Sichuan province
• Meadowbrook park plan takes another step forward
• SuEllen Fried honored as L’Oreal Paris Women of Worth
• 1942 Ford GPA: Unusual, rare military vehicle was designed to travel on land, in water
• 2016 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 4WD LT CREW: Chevy’s popular full-size pickup gets a face lift
• Jacquelyn Gering turned a new hobby of modern quilting into a career
• Stocks tumble on global worries as financials skid
• KCI expects more than half a million holiday travelers
• Winning lottery numbers for Friday, Dec. 18
• Kansas State excited about another Wichita basketball game
• Three minute mens’ basketball preview: K-State vs. Colorado State
• Former K-State Wildcat Michael Smith has mixed feelings about the Liberty Bowl
• Royals finalize minor-league contract with Dillon Gee
• Underground parking proposal a first for the West Side
• Former Rockhurst star Kevin Berg goes from walk-on to All-American at Northwest
• Three-minute preview: Montana at No. 2 Kansas
• Kansas’ Bill Self hoping for ‘All-American’ production from senior Perry Ellis
• Is that Sprint gift basket a real job offer for T-Mobile employees?
• Simple Science Juices, serving cold-pressed fresh juices, expands
• Three-minute preview: Missouri men’s basketball vs. North Carolina State
• Mizzou names DeMontie Cross new defensive coordinator
• Missouri’s Terrence Phillips faces trio of former teammates against NC State
• Range of listings for those seeking rural retreats
• Buyers can be ‘home for the holidays’
• Booming real estate market expected in 2016