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November 22, 2017

• Lane closures planned along part of U.S. 50 in Lee’s Summit
• Reasons to give thanks abound in Lee’s Summit
• Lenexa man has rare photos inside ‘In Cold Blood’ house where Kansas family was slain
• Why are taxpayer dollars being spent to settle sexual harassment complaints in Congress?
• Do you wash your turkey before you cook it? You shouldn’t do that, and here’s why
• Golf legend Jack Nicklaus will be rooting against the Chiefs
• Be thankful for a better Kansas City, made one step at a time
• What to know about the KC teams in the Kansas high school football championships
• Fire ‘kept burning and burning’: Two people die in midtown Kansas City home
• After discouraging help for panhandlers, Ozarks sheriff gives free turkeys to drivers
• Missouri AG Hawley will investigate Uber data breach
• Shakes the extra-creepy clown is accused of groping women’s breasts at a haunted barn
• Her phone broke while she ran from police. Now she wants them to buy her a new one
• Court rules against ex-lecturer who complained about UMKC athletes and lost his job
• Missouri is the most dangerous state for online dating, study says
• He gave his life for his teacher; 50 years later, KC school celebrates a hero
• Do you know these young men? Liquor store robbery suspects captured on surveillance photos
• Updated: Your megaguide to holiday events around Kansas City
• Fishing report for Nov. 23
• Thieves stole bronze plaque from veteran’s headstone at Independence cemetery, police say
• Tech N9ne, Santa’s Wonderland at Gates Plaza bring heat to ‘heart of the city’
• Our mothers helped define American Indian identity
• If we want to replace the Buck O’Neil Bridge, tolls aren’t the way
• Staley’s Raybourn, William Chrisman’s Carson lead Suburban White all-conference teams
• Liberty’s Robert Rawie, Joe Barnes highlight Suburban Red all-conference teams
• Blue Springs’ Parker, LS West’s Goodrich headline Suburban Gold all-conference team
• Platte County’s Clarkson, Smith earn top Suburban Blue all-conference honors
• Letters: Readers share what they’re grateful for on Thanksgiving
• William Allen White Foundation is poised to rescind award to Charlie Rose
• New leader of Kansas’ troubled child welfare department promises ‘new transparent agency’
• KC area leaders say they have ‘effectively ended’ homelessness for veterans
• Joco car fire video: ‘Check that driver’s window and make sure nobody’s inside’
• Man found guilty of murder in 2015 death of baby in Shawnee
• Missouri school trashes hot lunches given to students with debt and gives them PB&Js
• Olathe man, 41, accused of sex crimes involving 14-year-old
• Watch viral video of K-9 doing push-ups with police officers
• GOP tax plan would send money straight into Trump’s pocket
• Three key Chiefs returned to practice Wednesday ahead of Bills game
• Chiefs sign cornerback Darrelle Revis to bolster beleaguered secondary
• Chiefs can assure Bills that Tyrod Taylor is right choice at quarterback
• New H&R Block CEO Jeff Jones to hold first session with shareholders amid tax reform
• YMCA for downtown KC moves a step closer
• Don’t become a victim: How to stay safe when taking Uber or Lyft
• Guess who was in Missouri on day of Porter news? Hint: first name Tyus ...
• Baylor sprints past Creighton to Hall of Fame Classic championship
• Cerner poised for Amazon partnership on health, an unconfirmed report says
• Tipoff time, TV info, players to watch, prediction for K-State basketball vs. Arizona State
• Bill Self on KU’s 19 threes: ‘Hopefully we can do it when we really need to’
• UMKC men’s basketball summary for Nov. 22
• UMKC takes fourth place in Gulf Coast Showcase
• A turkey and stuffing pizza? You can get it at a Grandview restaurant today
• Lineups, TV information and previews for Mizzou basketball at Advocare Invitational
• Move into your new home in time for the holidays!
• Rodrock Development offers sincere gratitude For 35 years of putting families first
• Downtown real estate firm celebrates giving year-round
• A Better Way to Search for Homes Online
• ‘Home for the Holidays’ with Archway Homes
• The magic of the holidays awaits in luxury lifestyle destination
• Brookwood Farms: New phase now open; choose from four quality builders