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December 21, 2017

• William Jewell Classic once again provides hoops for the holidays
• Even the most ‘Innovative’ ideas need proper vetting
• Chiefs linebacker Kevin Pierre-Louis returns to practice
• Never at a loss for words: Kansas and Missouri politicians had a lot to say in 2017
• Mirthful Chris Jones making misery for Chiefs foes as he begins to realize potential
• After attempt to cut Edgemoor from KCI deal, KC Council votes 12-1 to resume talks
• Rub-on birth control gel for men is on its way to clinical testing
• Letters: Readers discuss Andrea Ramsey, Rep. Emanuel Cleaver and the Royals rebuild
• Humane Society rescue 101 animals from ‘filthy’ living conditions in Bates County
• Should we be playing God with genomic science?
• The Star sues Olathe for release of police body camera footage from woman’s shooting
• Timeline: Overland Park teen killed, KC woman attacked, suspect commits suicide
• Following KC Council vote, weapons screening starts in Westport next spring
• White Missouri prison worker wins $1.4M lawsuit over racial discrimination complaint
• Crisis averted? Kansas City Council puts KCI deal back on track
• At 41, there’s still no quit in PGA hopeful and KU alum Chris Thompson
• Brownback confirmation vote unlikely this year
• Death of disgraced Cardinal Bernard Law reveals a truth we’d rather ignore about the Catholic Church
• The must-see players and teams at this year’s William Jewell high school tournament
• More than 100 dogs, cats rescued from filthy conditions in rural Missouri
• Young conservatives sue school district for shutting them down amid Veterans Day feud
• New KC pro hoops team with former KU players changes name after Georgia Tech objected
• Missouri youth pastor is charged with five counts of child molestation
• Cattle truck overturns, forcing I-435 to close in both directions in the Northland
• Ozarks man says he was sleepwalking with a gun and killed his ex-wife. He’s convicted
• Missouri troopers seize 23 pounds of edibles, ‘NOT the kind of cookies Santa wants’
• Prince Harry and Meghan Markle release an extra engagement photo for their fans
• Royals’ minor-league team made a campy video for its holiday ‘sing-a-long album’
• Elderly couple caught with 60 pounds of pot say it was for Christmas gifts, police say
• Man who sexually harassed K-State coworker for years got just a warning, suit says
• Does the Senate disdain religious freedom or just dislike Gov. Sam Brownback?
• At ‘Tequila Tuesday’ frat party, even the air in the house triggered a Breathalyzer
• Here’s why you shouldn’t put Christmas lights on palm trees
• Rock chalk paintings of Jayhawk logos all bought by one KU fan
• The tale of two Lenores, both exceptional women
• How to plan for retirement on one income
• Enthusiasm and effort has helped this Chief earn respect
• Harassment claims in suit, internal complaints put future of Visit KC chief in doubt
• As AT&T hails tax cut with bonuses for some workers, it hands pink slips to others
• Children’s Mercy Hospital relies on a federal program stuck in congressional gridlock
• Kansas State men’s basketball summary for Dec. 20
• Kansas rolls by Stanford in final game before Big 12 play
• He was named after a KU hoops player 20 years ago. This week, they met for first time
• Take a sneak peek inside the Urban Youth Academy before it opens in March
• Historic homers, walk-off hits will be replayed for Royals’ Christmas Eve marathon
• Kansas City-area restaurants open Christmas Eve, Christmas Day 2017
• Zagat names Kansas City one of America’s ‘exciting food’ cities
• Part of why Mizzou feels prepared for Braggin’ Rights? The Tigers played Kansas
• ‘He found himself’: How Mizzou’s Drew Lock became nation’s leader in touchdown passes
• Move into your New Home by the end of January at Oak Run
• Rodrock Development’s Moms’ Council, 'Christmas Place' make holidays bright
• “Selling Your House ‘As Is’ Never Felt So Good!”
• Office and upscale condos, luxury rentals available in coveted Kansas City locations
• Traveling this winter? Enjoy lock-and-leave lifestyle in Lenexa