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December 1, 2017

• The Shawnee Mission school board just made its lousy, no-complaints policy even worse
• Murder-suicide by Chiefs linebacker Jovan Belcher snuffed bright light five years ago
• Here is one reason to believe Chiefs’ offense will improve this season
• Forget Patrick Mahomes (for now): Chiefs are right to stick with Alex Smith
• Hospital charged $1,877.86 to pierce 5-year-old girl’s ears, investigation finds
• Merriam receives second Jean Van Harlingen work
• Woman whose body was found in basement had turned her life around
• Belton veteran indicted in $40 million government contract fraud
• What voters need to hear from Democratic candidates for Kansas governor
• Gov. Eric Greitens bullies his way to firing the Missouri education commissioner. But for what?
• Here’s why The Star is not sponsoring a Republican gubernatorial debate
• Jackson County jail director resigns amid growing problems at downtown KC facility
• Woman injured in hit and run with a pickup truck in midtown KC
• Shawnee Mission School Board lets down its district with obstructionism
• Guilty plea in case where Jackson County jail inmate was raped
• Police investigating report of sex between teacher and student at KC high school
• Bleeding man rants about ISIS on KC bus in episode captured on video
• Giants player on anthem protest: ‘If (fans) don’t like it, don’t come to the game’
• Video shows armed man robbing Bellagio cashier in Las Vegas
• Kansas state hospital drops policy that told employees not to talk to legislators
• Hospital officials in contempt for not providing records in case of slain KCK captain
• Readers share their thoughts on Frank White, Kris Kobach’s ethics and the message of Christianity
• ‘He’s home’: Marine killed in WWII greeted by family, honor guard at KCI
• Cop shot brings lubricant to man’s sentencing: ‘You’re going to need a lot of this’
• This new report maps every hazardous military waste site in Kansas and Missouri
• Woman guilty of stealing car at KCK gas station with sleeping toddler inside
• Hangman with n-word gets students suspended, employee possibly fired
• A farewell from outgoing Johnson County Manager Hannes Zacharias
• Tweet shows a lot of empty seats at Trump’s National Christmas Tree Lighting
• Wrong place, wrong time for convicted Kansas City felons
• Missouri education leader ousted after last-minute appointment to state ed board
• Star partners with Eagle in lawsuit for access to Wichita police body camera footage
• Edge of civilization: Growth of agritourism leads to conflict as urban meets rural
• Husband’s love affair with Texas football is an insufferable study in grief
• This Northland contractor usually builds backyards. Now it also aims to build families
• Breaking a barrier: Sporting KC adds first woman to its technical staff
• Three key Chiefs will sit Sunday vs. Jets
• How to keep score as Congress rewrites the tax code
• Missouri State loses in first round of NCAA volleyball tournament
• Benedictine women reach NAIA soccer championship game
• John Currie put on leave by Tennessee after school’s ‘toxic’ search for football coach
• Obamacare enrollment brisk in Kansas and Missouri, but early deadline looms
• Look to your landscape for holiday decorations
• There’s never an uneventful coaching transaction with former KSU AD John Currie
• Tribute, funerals set for Sabetha family members killed in crash after football championship
• KU’s explosive offense to be tested by Orange’s defense on Saturday
• KU-Syracuse basketball preview: Lineups, tipoff time, TV, facts and figures
• Terrance Gore agrees to minor-league deal with Royals
• Mike Moustakas collects third comeback player award
• Royals pitcher Danny Duffy receives continuance in DUI case
• Missouri bounces Kansas in NCAA volleyball tourney
• Terry Beckner Jr. will stay at Mizzou for his senior season, won’t test NFL Draft
• Mizzou’s crunch-time point guard in road win over UCF? Terrence Phillips
• Fast-selling community offers new homes, homesites in top-ranked Blue Springs
• There is still Time to Sell your Home Before the Holidays – “As Is”
• Escape winter weather maintenance in Lenexa oasis
• Generous year-end incentive now available in the Northland
• Rodrock Development celebrates holiday-ready homes and nicest neighbors
• Opening of phase IV estates introduces 80 new lots; homesite reservations available now
• Friendly neighbors, Colorado-like scenery among benefits of Shawnee community