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January 8, 2016

• Chiefs try to shrug away ghosts of 2014 and that awful playoff loss at Indianapolis
• Campaign manager for soaring Ted Cruz moves from Kansas City to national stage
• A coach finds new life in Kansas City: Andy Reid and Chiefs needed each other
• Missouri lawmakers to hold hearings on Real ID
• Lansing GOP lawmaker says his Facebook post mocking Hispanics was ‘in bad taste’
• Some Kansas lawmakers hope for a session short in length and short on wrangling
• Walgreens employees tackle and hold robbery suspect for Liberty police
• Woman charged with arson in Kansas City apartment building fire at 27th and Benton
• A misty Friday in Kansas City will turn into a frigid weekend
• Kansas City police arrest three suspected in six robberies during hours-long spree
• Homeless man charged in Independence death
• Wounded KC man is charged with possessing gun that shot him
• Readers react to fighting cancer, guns and school funding
• Change of venue denied in eastern Jackson County sodomy case
• Kansas City Mayor Sly James speaks about gun violence on ‘Nightline’
• Two charged with firing shots at Lenexa police officer
• Kansas City trash collectors discover human remains on route
• Excelsior Springs woman is sentenced in 2013 murder of KCK man
• Independence parents ‘furious’ that school puts elementary kids in isolation rooms
• TheChat: Eric Greitens chortles over Gov. Jay Nixon’s ethics stance
• Missouri to open more private land for outdoor recreation
• The Star’s high school basketball rankings (Jan. 7)
• Program provides hunting access in Kansas
• Park Hill South’s Olivia Kinsey is The Star’s All-Metro Missouri softball player of the year
• The Star’s high school athletes of the week (Jan. 7)
• BV Northwest’s Matthew Carey is The Star’s All-Metro boys soccer player of the year
• KC sports fans help Eric Berry win NFL Man of the Year ‘Charity Challenge’
• USA Today writer: Royals, Tomahawk Chop are reasons to root against Chiefs in playoffs
• Chiefs’ Eric Berry makes NFL All-Pro team at safety
• Chiefs-Texans wild-card playoff scouting report
• As Chiefs kicker, Cairo Santos could find heroics or heartbreak
• Former Chiefs players scour Arrowhead sidelines, looking for violations of NFL rules for uniforms
• Replay: Updates, stats from the Chiefs-Texans playoff game
• For KC area, five shows indoors offer outdoors fun
• Winning lottery numbers for Thursday, Jan. 7
• Readorama: Alexandra Fuller, best-selling memoirist not quite out of Africa, to visit KC
• Unruh Furniture of Grandview will expand and move to former church in midtown
• The week ahead: Corporate earnings season gets underway
• Late selling drags down stock market
• Sprint kept customer gains and reduced defections “momentum going” in fourth quarter, CEO says
• As Sprint’s cost cutting rolls along, a T-Mobile merger is ‘not in the cards’
• Kansas City’s Downtown Council applauds public/private partnership as revitalization grows
• Three-minute preview: No. 1 Kansas men’s basketball at Texas Tech
• Once grounded by the NCAA, Kansas’ Cheick Diallo now sidelined by learning curve
• Happy home sellers give top rating to local company
• Location is key at Oak Park
• New villa home sites opening for reservations