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December 14, 2017

• Arkansas trip helps Titans basketball blend together
• Deadly KCK house fire that killed 3 is now a homicide investigation, police say
• Lee’s Summit North boys fend off Park Hill South
• Titans claim city wrestling bragging rights
• Third defendant in She’s a Pistol robbery, shooting pleads guilty to murder
• Why do terror lawyers think Trump voters are more likely to sympathize?
• Under-the-radar Albert Wilson is surprisingly crucial cog in Chiefs offense
• Democrats waltz into 2018 with optimism in their eyes
• History suggests that Saturday’s Chiefs-Chargers game will be close
• Updated: KCI in the lurch after KC Council shoots down agreement with Edgemoor
• New cannabis-infused wine has a ‘very herbaceous nose’ — and no hangover
• ‘There may be a mutiny if the Royals trade Danny Duffy,’ say fans
• Guilty verdict in Shawnee traffic collision that seriously injured bicyclist
• The monopoly power of tech giants like Google, Facebook and Amazon is the real threat to ‘net neutrality’
• Warning: Dry Christmas trees burn like a torch
• This mom made millions growing pot in huge, guarded facility near police HQ, cops say
• Wondering what it’s like to fly in luxury? Take a look around this private jet in KC
• Well, this stinks: There’s a ‘Mad Pooper’ No. 2
• There is a real-life ‘Grinch’ on the loose in Los Angeles
• There’s no good reason Congress continues to postpone a vote on health insurance for children
• JoCo manager’s ouster will cost taxpayers big time
• Best in the Metro: Meet The Star’s 2017 All-Metro Football Team
• Chargers made a ‘Star Wars’ video and the Chiefs are the bad guys
• After ousting education commissioner, state board haggles over hiring new leader
• A St. Louis cop forced sex on her while she was pregnant, she says. He wasn’t charged
• Plumber stages paternity photo shoot with his ‘food baby,’ and belly laughs bust out
• Cardinals trade player to Oakland, so he can be near his sick mother
• Here’s why civil rights leaders, businesses clashed over Westport sidewalk closures
• Teen girl seriously injured in shooting in 7900 block Manchester Avenue in KC
• A responsible choice to rebuild Lansing prison
• Letters: Readers discuss Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre excellence, Greitens and Roy Moore
• Homeowner reports shooting intruder in Independence
• The Holiday Express is about to roll into Union Station. Here are the visiting hours
• This man brought chicken Alfredo and Sprite to have sex with a teen boy, police say
• The legacy of Newtown: Lockdowns, active-shooter training and school security
• Photos show woman stealing packages from Northland homes, KC police say
• To avoid stigma, some schools keep lice-infested kids in class and don’t send notes
• Surveillance video shows off-duty officer tracking Costco gunman
• Dreaming of a white (or pink) poinsettia?
• John’s Space Age Donuts offered more than sweets; it delivered a taste of the Midwest
• In Blue Valley, here’s another Chinese-immersion school for your child
• New fire station project in northeast Johnson County breaks ground
• The only rule for Christmas is to let it bring joy
• Sporting Kansas City trades for forward Khiry Shelton
• Chiefs center Mitch Morse again misses practice
• Chiefs lineman Mitch Morse to miss game against Chargers
• Generic drugmaker Teva, with operations in Overland Park, to slash global work force
• NCAA volleyball’s ‘final four’ in Kansas City sets record for tickets sold
• These NCAA volleyball stars call KC home. They’re back now, eyeing a national title
• Bill Self ‘optimistic’ Billy Preston will play in games for KU this season
• KU’s Newman dazed, confused during exams but should be ready for NU game
• Bill Self’s words ‘may have added to the intensity of practice’ Wednesday
• FCC vote ends net neutrality after Ajit Pai shrugs off ‘hysteria and misinformation’
• Cerner’s $10 billion VA contract hits a snag
• Danny Duffy, the Royals’ rebuild and other big questions
• How Disney’s acquisition of FSKC could be a boon for Royals’ next TV deal
• Royals acquire two pitchers in Rule 5 draft. Both could help in 2018
• Royals are seeking to unload payroll this offseason. Here are the numbers
• Danny Duffy responds to trade rumors: ‘Bury me a Royal’
• Despite success, Robin Pingeton sees plenty to improve on for Missouri women’s hoops
• ’Tis the season, and nobody loves bowl games more than this guy
• Prepare your roses for their long winter’s sleep