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December 13, 2017

• Disturbance preceded double shooting at 27th and Quindaro in KCK, police say
• Lee’s Summit plans open house ahead of improvements to Third Street
• Nine have filed so far in Lee’s Summit to run for city office in 2018
• Tom Lovell, retired parks & rec administrator, says he will run for state rep seat
• Despite voter mandate, ethics policy keeps getting kicked down the road
• Wrong-way wreck halts traffic on I-435 at Shoal Creek Parkway; minor injuries reported
• Former Chief Larry Johnson says he can’t recall playing two of his NFL seasons
• Man shoots his father and store clerk in double homicide, charges say
• Chiefs’ ‘Superfan’ had gear stolen, along with his red truck
• Doug Jones celebrates Senate win over Roy Moore with ‘Teach Me How to Dougie’
• It’s a ‘dazzling’ year to see the Geminid meteor shower — between the clouds
• Bike-riding bank robber got away — until he ran into the wrong OP police officer
• KC police identify 20-year-old man fatally shot outside KC bait shop
• Updated: Your megaguide to holiday events around Kansas City
• Even as MU’s enrollment sags, its endowment reaches ‘major milestone’
• Kansas City turns to H&R Block. Not for tax return help, but office space
• Johnson County citizens weigh in on what makes an ideal airport
• Missouri city bans donating to panhandlers through vehicle windows
• Fishing and hunting report for Dec. 14
• Jose Canseco: ‘It was kind of a turn on’ to be molested by women
• Dad of bullied boy Keaton Jones reportedly is a convict with a white supremacist past
• Texas teen’s family surprises her boyfriend with a car. Then racists try to spoil it
• UMKC’s new building project funded with millions in gifts and state money
• Jail time imposed in Leavenworth mom vs. mom beat down
• Video captures man tackling woman, nearly running her over in Missouri road rage fight
• Grandview man, 63, admits selling improvised explosive devices
• Spending $1.3 million without prior approval? Kansas City Council should set limits for the city manager
• Man’s death inside Kansas City house leads to homicide investigation
• Charter schools’ accountability is their strength
• Letters: Readers discuss Greitens’ disappearing messages, harassment and ethanol
• Paul Davis says Congress should disclose names of members who settle harassment cases
• Mike Sanders’ kickback scheme raises a question: Are other Missouri politicians gaming the system?
• New plan could be Westport’s best hope for reducing gun violence
• A Boston College student drained 94-foot putt across a basketball court
• Thief tosses crutches, then drives away in woman’s car in KC
• Jury: No money for Leawood couple mistakenly targeted in police drug raid
• ‘Zooming’ along I-35 at 100 mph, U-Haul van chased; rolls on exit in Olathe
• Off-duty officer cleared in Lenexa Costco self-defense shooting
• Attempted murder alleged in Olathe shooting; victim in critical condition
• ‘Isn’t it something?’ A rarity in ballet, this KC ‘Nutcracker’ Snow Queen is Black
• Save more when you’re already behind
• Michael Ashcraft faces challenger for JOCO Commission seat
• Elf on a Shelf, yoga pants and other things that should not have staying power
• Sporting KC reaches transfer agreement with French attacking midfielder
• Marcus Peters’ teammates and coaches are putting his one-game suspension in the past
• Chiefs safety Leon McQuay III moves closer to NFL debut
• Olathe company’s stock jumps 14 percent and the experts don’t know why
• Prestige value? Agent Scott Boras continues to sell teams on Eric Hosmer’s intangibles
• Life after Lorenzo Cain? Royals could turn to Orlando, Gordon, Burns or Starling
• Walmart was selling a marijuana Christmas tree that will ‘light up’ the room
• American Eagle pulls bracelet amid outcry that it resembles a slave shackle
• Thinking pink as NCAA finals come to KC, volleyball is major player in breast-cancer battle
• Hal Sandy, creator of KU’s ‘Happy Jayhawk,’ has died at 93
• Wait is over for Sam Cunliffe, who’s set for KU debut: ‘I like all the excitement’
• Kansas restaurants temporarily shut down for health code violations