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November 8, 2017

• With David Alvey preparing to move into the mayor’s office, what’s ahead for KCK?
• David Alvey ousts incumbent Mark Holland for KCK mayor
• Three-way special election senate race provides political case study in Lee’s Summit
• Dirty politics were rewarded in the race for a KC-area Senate seat
• Federal disaster relief money will reimburse JoCo for these expenses
• Fight sexual harassment in Topeka directly
• Here’s how Johnson County’s challengers beat out their incumbents
• Lee’s Summit West four-star recruit Christian Bishop signs with Creighton basketball
• Crop insurance critical for farmers and consumers
• Expand Medicaid in Missouri? There’s a petition for that
• Why did the KCI campaign win in a landslide? Here are some reasons
• Gerlach re-elected Overland Park mayor
• Video shows how KC firefighter slipped and fell from roof of burning home
• Kansas City voters approve a single terminal at KCI by a huge margin
• In JoCo city council races, incumbents rule — with a few notable exceptions
• Republican Mike Cierpiot hangs on to win KC area seat in Missouri Senate
• Delays of about an hour on I-70 from Blue Springs to downtown KC after crash
• LaVar Ball’s son reportedly can’t leave hotel in China during police investigation
• With KCI votes counted, when will we see the wrecking ball?
• Family angry with PetSmart after pet is mauled by another dog at the groomer
• Barack Obama shows up in Chicago for jury duty
• Man picks knife fight with neighbor, wears porn magazines as body armor
• Murder suspect and ‘ex-girlfriend’ still on the run from Independence police
• Charges filed in November 2016 Kansas City homicide
• Voters say yes to a better airport and a stronger city. Now what?
• Fishing report for Nov. 9
• Flames on a plane — Hawaiian Airlines engine catches fire during landing
• Teacher caught on video threatening ‘to put a bullet’ in student’s head
• Japan’s prime minister fell into a bunker while golfing with President Trump
• Bob Costas predicts football’s decline because it ‘destroys people’s brains’
• Iowa man killed by an avalanche of corn in grain bin failure
• Doctors advised surgery. He played instead to get a college basketball scholarship
• Virginia's newly-elected openly transgender state representative: Discrimination is a disqualifier
• Details released in sexual assault case against former Gardner Edgerton HS choir director
• Voters give a thumbs-up to a new KCI but mixed reviews to City Hall
• Mexican police tried to cover up killings of two Kansas men
• KC voters give overwhelming approval to KCI single terminal
• New trustees elected to lead two Kansas community colleges
• Letters: Readers discuss free debate of ideas, Republican tax reform and Bowe Bergdahl
• Yeah, Antonio Cromartie would love to play for the Chiefs
• This Parkville family’s own mini Allen Fieldhouse is part of a trend
• Shawnee Mission voters oust incumbent, elect newcomers ahead of superintendent hire
• This Chiefs rookie has impressed coaches with his effort and eagerness to learn
• Mold and leaks may force residents from Woodside Village in Westwood
• Sprint ‘once and for all’ will upgrade its network, CEO says
• Tired of losing, Iowa State football followed this process to best season in years
• Billy Preston scored 11, only missed one field goal — and left his coach wanting more
• Bill Self bothered by KU’s play in 86-57 exhibition win over Fort Hays State
• Dotson, De Sousa, McCormack expected to sign with KU in coming days
• Yankees, Angels and Mets? Mike Moustakas could have big-market suitors
• Royals’ competition for signing Eric Hosmer? Look at these teams
• The market for Lorenzo Cain? Who will pursue Royals’ star center fielder
• Lifelong Royals fan gifts KCPD officer a surprise trip to alumni fantasy camp
• Eric Hosmer, Alex Gordon win Gold Gloves, two other Royals finalists miss out
• It’s like darts, but with axes: Ax throwing club hits West Bottoms
• Mizzou basketball’s starting point guard? Not who you would expect
• How Mizzou football’s best offensive unit a season ago became even better
• Meet the man Mizzou coach Cuonzo Martin trusts most