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November 6, 2017

• Starting Times for Nov. 7, 2017
• Lee’s Summit police weekly crime report
• Dallas TV reporter, a KU grad from KC, becomes target in body shaming controversy
• HBO’s John Oliver says Missouri-Kansas border war on jobs is the ‘most pointless’
• Comic book lovers to descend on Kansas City Comic Con
• Spurs’ Gregg Popovich says win is meaningless in light of Texas church massacre
• MLB.com columnist predicts Royals will sign two of their most coveted free agents
• Firefighter seriously injured after falling off roof of burning home in Kansas City
• High school football team pushes ambulance off the field after it gets stuck
• Deion Sanders fires back at Tony Romo after tackling comment in Chiefs game
• Kansas Democratic Party faces fine after federal audit of financial records
• Dash cam video shows man being pulled from burning car
• Voting access is under attack as the countdown to Election Day 2018 begins
• Death in burned Douglas County home now a homicide investigation
• 20 years in prison for stealing a pair of shoes?
• Deadly road construction season in Kansas City wrapping up in time for winter
• Kansas City deserves a better airport. Vote yes for a new terminal at KCI
• After outcry, revised GOP tax plan restores flex spending accounts for child care
• Restaurant manager gunned down on U.S. 40 is clinging to life
• For Frank White, surprise measure is new challenge to his authority as county leader
• This Kansas county has no ethnic majority, but is it one of the most diverse in U.S.?
• Officer-involved shooting reported in KCK, police say
• 37-year-old dies after hitting deer, crashing on I-470
• Liberty attorney found guilty of obstruction of justice in federal court
• Minority participation in clinical trials can help everyone fight Alzheimer’s
• Letters: Readers discuss mass murder in Texas and Las Vegas, NFL protests and GOP taxes
• Thoughts, prayers and babies killed in church: Let’s do politicize the Texas shooting
• After 3 months on the run, Domino the rescue dog is finally not in Kansas anymore
• Kansas City’s letters of thanks
• Police called to Raytown High School after student brings gun to school
• Caught in the Big Easy: Two inmates who dug their way out of a Missouri jail
• Overland Park Mayor Carl Gerlach has earned another term
• Man killed on KCK street was a father, and a ‘jokester’
• In Wichita, Pompeo says nation’s ‘biggest threat’ is its debt
• Man charged after shots fired early Sunday in Overland Park neighborhood
• Unified Government Mayor Mark Holland deserves a second term in KCK
• Headed north on I-29 to KCI? Here’s why you should allow extra time
• Shawnee City Council appoints interim city manager
• Get ready, get set ... vote. Here’s your guide for Tuesday’s elections
• Racist graffiti painted on car near K-State was a fraud
• We must face the opioid epidemic together
• The Chiefs-Raiders Christmas commercial is really funny
• Chris Conley takes issue with Chiefs fans: ‘Criticism is good but there is a line’
• Mill Valley’s path to another football title goes through EKL rival St. James
• After own health and financial struggles, Rawley family gives back at Gift Gallery
• Chiefs’ offensive line looks inward for answers to offensive drop-off
• Sprint turns to improving its wireless network now that a T-Mobile merger is dead
• Michael Porter Jr. makes AP preseason All-America team, Devonté Graham receives votes
• Bill Self doesn’t sense ‘strong feeling among our faithful’ that KU should play MU
• Why KU’s worst lineup might be more intriguing than its best
• KU freshman Garrett garners minutes at 4-spot: “Any way I can get on the court.’
• KU’s Beaty says he still has support from bosses; Zenger reiterates ‘faith’ in coach
• Ian Kennedy did not opt out. Can he be worth $49 million for the next three years?
• Royals’ three top free agents will likely decline qualifying offers. What next?
• Royals have a new Hall of Famer: It’s their mascot, Sluggerrr
• Thrillist picks Plaza area steakhouse as one of the 31 best in the nation
• Here’s how Barry Odom thinks his Mizzou team changed after his ‘turnaround’ speech