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November 9, 2017

• Lacrosse steals spotlight at North signing ceremony
• Newcomer Yor Anei already a big man at Lee’s Summit West
• Lee’s Summit West four-star recruit Christian Bishop signs with Creighton basketball
• Ahead of winter, dozens of coats delivered to Lee’s Summit Social Services
• KCI vote proved that Kansas City is on a roll. What’s next?
• Wonder what every American carrying a gun would be like? Look to Civil War days
• Letters: Readers discuss Sly James, military-style firearms and changing seasons
• Why didn’t Kansas Real ID licenses work correctly on Election Day?
• Gov. Eric Greitens is failing Missouri on the opioid epidemic
• First time firing a gun, 9-year-old Missouri girl uses .357 Magnum to take first deer
• Frank White vetoes ‘illegal’ spending ordinance, setting up potential legal challenge
• How an agreement to repair the Buck O’Neil Bridge could affect your commute
• Charge filed against man videotaped being Tasered by Kansas City police
• This startup is touting a fourth type of fuel that could ‘supercharge the body’
• Boston radio host on Roy Halladay’s death: ‘He got what he deserved’
• Louis C.K. and Roy Moore: It's only a witch hunt if the witch was a friend
• ESPN says KU fans are saddest among Power Five football schools
• Kansas leaders should take action to protect Dreamers
• One dead, suspect in custody in Blue Springs restaurant shooting
• Missouri high school football playoff schedule (Nov. 9-10)
• Boy, 15, charged in online bomb threat to Blue Valley High School
• Letters: Readers discuss Trinity Lutheran Hospital, the #MeToo movement and the flag
• At 96, WWII pilot tells ‘rest of story’ about daring rogue rescue
• Will you marry me, he asked? No, she said. So he killed her, police say
• If UCLA players are under house arrest in China, impact would be felt in KC
• Van owner not a suspect in Brookside death. But people ‘look at me like I’m a murderer’
• K-State plans rally against racism after series of negative incidents
• At memorial, slain KC lawyer remembered as a passionate ‘superhero’ on 40th birthday
• How about another election? KC council plans to ask for key vote in April
• ‘He’s not dead’: U.S. 40 roadside shooting victim reveals chilling details
• Video shows woman in underwear crashing SUV at fire scene, then running away
• KU national champion’s son grew up surrounded by basketball but became SM East’s starting QB
• Kansas high school football playoff schedule (Nov. 10)
• Kansas City’s mummies reveal secrets in CT scan results — and they’re going on tour
• KCPD make arrest in fatal stabbing involving cane with a knife at the end of it
• KCK pizza shop ordered to pay teens who protested gender pay gap
• Democrat on Trump’s voter fraud commission sues Kris Kobach, Mike Pence and the panel
• School bus wreck in KCK sends four students to hospitals
• School nurse, police officer act to save Grandview high schooler’s life
• Hunger in the world’s most-productive food system
• From scarcity to consistency
• Missouri’s move to limit campaign donations puts elections in hands of big-money PACs
• Life in prison for killing of ‘no citizen finer’ in Kansas City, Kan.
• Chiefs’ Marcus Peters recounts time he started a fire in Marshawn Lynch’s house
• Trusty hat makes a statement: I belong to an unfashionable man
• Principal named for new Olathe middle school
• What’s happening in Johnson County
• Assistance dogs embody, prove old adage about man’s best friend
• What is worth winterizing?
• Comedian Charles Phoenix performs Nov. 12 at Johnson County Museum
• This KC dad wasn’t coming home until Christmas. Then, a man in uniform came to school
• Even Supermom failed to take down this beast
• Sporting Kansas City’s Ike Opara wins MLS defender of the year award
• When it comes to gun control, prayer won’t replace common sense
• Halfway to a Super Bowl? Here are the Chiefs’ chances and key performers so far
• Patrick Mahomes is livin’ the dream … on the Chiefs’ scout team
• Missouri is the only state with no prescription monitoring program. What’s the holdup?
• Maine voted to expand Medicaid by referendum. Could Missouri be next?
• Kansas State basketball vs. American: How to watch, what to expect
• What to watch for, keys to victory, prediction for K-State vs. West Virginia football
• Here’s what Vegas oddsmakers think about KU football
• Devonté Graham ready to run show for KU basketball as season opener approaches
• KU-Tennessee State lineups, tipoff time, TV info, facts, figures
• Power forward who committed to KU basketball for 2018 wants to play this December
• What to watch for, keys to victory, prediction for KU football vs. Texas
• Eric Hosmer wins first Silver Slugger, becomes 10th Royal to win award
• Free agent first baseman from KC says playing for Royals would be ‘dream come true’
• New Overland Park restaurant serves Indian barbecue kebabs (and sides)
• Michael Porter Jr. went viral after this 2014 dunk, and there’s only one video of it
• Mizzou basketball vs. Iowa State: Lineups, tipoff time, TV & what to expect
• What to watch for, keys to victory, prediction for Mizzou football vs. Tennessee
• Opening of phase IV estates introduces 80 new lots; homesite reservations available now
• Darol Rodrock Foundation Brings Holiday Cheer to Foster-Care Youth
• Lambie Custom Homes puts a fresh face on an established neighborhood
• Opening of phase IV estates introduces 80 new lots; homesite reservations available now
• Sellers find success with client-focused company: ‘It’s about helping people’
• Award-winning Parade model now available in iconic lifestyle destination
• Vibrant downtown market offers exciting investment opportunities
• Thinking of selling your home this Fall? Think curb appeal