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November 21, 2017

• Battle-tested Tigers boys basketball playing with more confidence
• Broncos boys basketball lacks, but remains stacked with shooters
• Drew Lock leads college football in touchdown passes. But should he go pro early?
• Missouri sports hall honors the high-profile and unsung
• Lee’s Summit police weekly crime report
• City of Lee’s Summit hires new manager for Creative Services Center
• A building at MCC-Longview is now named after Robert Martin. This is who he was
• Summit Tech instructor win statewide honor for biomedical science teacher
• Ope! Are Midwestern people really the only ones who use that word?
• While Sam Brownback waits for Washington to call, Kansas needs a full-time governor
• It’s one of the newer UMKC dorms, but now more than 200 students have to move out
• Ask Rustin: Eric Hosmer, projected lineups, Lorenzo Cain’s future and Thanksgiving
• Call Mizzou jinxed, but Michael Porter Jr. injury is its own story
• Six-pack mommies draw fire for bragging about their no-belly pregnancies
• Gov. Eric Greitens loses big on foiled attempt to fire Missouri education commissioner
• In showdown vote, Greitens fails to force firing of Missouri education commissioner
• And the KC Chamber’s 2017 Kansas Citian of the Year is...
• Manicurist facing trial in KC firefighter deaths charged with arson in earlier fire
• Could tolls be returning to the Buck O’Neil bridge?
• Ranked choice voting overcomes voters’ fear and avoids bad government
• Letters: Readers discuss ‘thoughts and prayers,’ electric cars and Keystone pipeline
• Decades after son vanished, Kansas parents are getting best chance for answers in court
• It takes a scorecard to keep up with prominent men accused of sexual misconduct
• Missouri sets execution for killer once spared by U.S. Supreme Court
• Newly discovered skeletons offer a ‘big clue’ about the Dead Sea Scrolls authors
• Kobach: Trump failed ‘big test’ on immigration with Haiti
• Fugitive wanted in Independence homicide has been captured in Mississippi
• Greitens’ office’s response to public records requests: Deny, delay, set high fees
• Iranian man is kicked off Greyhound bus to KC despite producing a ticket, video shows
• Lt. Gov. Colyer set to announce new leader for troubled state agency
• The Senate’s partisan bickering over judicial nominees is a dangerous game
• ‘I blew half his ... face off:’ In undercover drug deal man confesses to KC killing
• KC events Nov. 23-29: Plaza lighting ceremony, ‘Shopkins Live,’ Chiefs vs. Buffalo
• 816 North Letters: Readers discuss a promising young scientist, taking a knee and Burns & Mac
• The link between Harley adventures and financial plans
• John Dorsey conducts first interview since Chiefs fired him
• To pull out of recent funk, Chiefs say they must stick together and not finger-point
• Appeals court upholds JJ’s explosion verdict against Time Warner Cable
• Shareholders vote on KCP&L parent’s merger; regulators set timetable for review
• Does often-used tax break in KC lead to growth? Group makes its case with study
• The changing face of the burbs: JoCo apartment boom riles some residents
• Mitch Ballock, who chose Creighton over KU, has breakout game in KC
• Big 12 reprimands Oklahoma’s Baker Mayfield, Kansas football captains
• KU’s never had a performance like this in the Self era. Why it shouldn’t be dismissed
• KU overwhelms Texas Southern in record-setting 114-71 victory
• Kansas men’s basketball summary for Nov. 21
• KU football captains punished, reprimanded following Oklahoma handshake snub
• Royals officially announce two front office moves under Dayton Moore
• UMKC basketball falls short in Gulf Coast Showcase semifinals
• UMKC men’s basketball summary for Nov. 21
• BBQ chain closes its Overland Park restaurant just months after entering the market
• Michael Porter Jr. to have surgery, will likely miss rest of season, Mizzou announces
• How does back surgery affect Michael Porter Jr.’s NBA Draft stock?
• Former Mizzou wrestler Ben Askren will finish MMA career this week
• Who is Mizzou’s point guard? Cuonzo Martin still figuring out player rotations