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January 10, 2018

• Preston Kliewer, Summit Christian boys keep Pleasant Hill at bay
• Lee’s Summit grad Drew Lock makes a decision about his NFL future, delighting MU fans
• Woman in stable condition after shooting near 63rd Street, Pflumm Road in Shawnee
• Drew Lock’s return is a gift to Mizzou. Now, the Tigers must return the favor
• Here’s the ‘real BBQ’ Mayor Sly James is sending to Nashville after the Chiefs loss
• Dolly Parton dinner show in Branson is dropping ‘Dixie’ from its title
• Some love for the Ozarks: ‘Best new attraction’ and one of the top cities to visit
• Charlie Daniels thinks Taco Bell should stop fiddling around with the Illuminati
• In KCK priest trial, the child alleging abuse had these bikers on her side
• Could Padres’ new hire affect their pursuit of Eric Hosmer?
• St. Louis area priest charged with 16 counts of child porn and possession of meth
• Kansas woman with prior sex crime conviction accused of producing child porn
• Prairie Village sued over death of pregnant woman killed by driver fleeing police
• ‘The new n-word’: St. Louis anchorman takes on viewer who called him a ‘thug’
• The Star’s town hall on Kansas government secrecy postponed due to weather forecast
• Should Missouri raise taxes for road and bridge repairs? Let the voters decide
• Sen. Haley defends free-speech rights of Kansas lawmaker who made racist comments
• Former Wyandotte County DA loses state job after sexual harassment complaints
• Brownback’s last State of the State infuriates Republicans, confuses Democrats
• Lenexa police swarm neighborhood in search of hit-and-run suspect; possible carjacking
• Comedic video shows Chiefs fan in NFL support group
• Former Olathe South teacher pleads guilty to unlawful sexual relations with student
• Brownback ‘tossed every ally he had left under the bus’ in budget plan
• NFL heiress accused of purse-bashing lawyer: I’m the victim, and I didn’t say, ‘Jew’
• Judge throws out lawsuit that targeted Missouri GOP Sen. Rob Schaaf
• Kobach’s Crosscheck voter database doesn’t prevent election fraud
• Letter: Readers discuss vulnerable students, Travis Kelce’s injury and Republican hypocrisy
• KCK school superintendent retires to make way for new generation
• Former Kansas Secretary of Labor Karin Brownlee joins Olathe City Council
• Brief wintry mix followed by snow could affect metro area traffic Thursday
• Public Service Loan Forgiveness program benefits us all
• Kansas City Public Library teams with police to hand out free gun locks
• Chiefs must part ways with coach Andy Reid, says Yahoo Sports writer
• Tanker of chicken fat overturns, partially blocks major commuter artery into KC
• Woman critically injured in crashes that closed eastbound I-470 for several hours
• Couple accused of having 60 pounds of weed for ‘presents’ are pulled over, jailed again
• Church elder charged with murdering wife in Overland Park
• A new start in Wyandotte County and a to-do list for KCK Mayor David Alvey
• She let him live in her Shawnee home; now he’ll stay in prison for beating her to death
• Fishing and hunting report for the week of Jan. 11
• Mistaking gas for brake, driver slams through front of Independence vape shop
• KU grad Rob Riggle has some sharp zingers about K-State while on podcast
• Why was a Missouri Democratic lawmaker punished while the Republican got off scot-free?
• Kansas City lawyer explores independent bid for U.S. Senate
• ‘He is guiding me through.’ Austins shooting victim’s widow devoted to legacy of love
• Warning: There are some over-the-counter cold/flu combos to avoid like vaccine debate
• Chiefs lose three in football ops to Cleveland Browns
• Chiefs’ Eric Bieniemy ready to run with new opportunity as offensive coordinator
• Alex Smith chosen as Chiefs’ MVP, Kareem Hunt is rookie of the year
• KC-based DST Systems may be sold; stock soars after temporary trading halt
• Here’s why Shatto Milk disappeared (temporarily) from your grocer’s dairy section
• Ikea offers Swedish women a discount for trying its new ‘pee-based advertising’
• Cerner names new CEO for ‘the future we see for ourselves’
• Texas men’s basketball player diagnosed with leukemia, undergoing treatment
• KC area sees spike in gonorrhea cases amid reports the disease is evolving
• Prescription denied? Insurance companies have reasons, but Kansas group calls for limits
• Newman sets career scoring mark in Jayhawks’ 83-78 win over Iowa State
• KU-Iowa State box score for Jan. 10, 2018
• KU’s 3-1 league start is impressive. But the Jayhawks can’t keep winning like this
• Former major leaguers Tony Pena Jr., Brooks Conrad join Royals’ minor-league staff
• St. Louis breakfast and lunch eatery plans two Overland Park locations
• How Mizzou’s Drew Lock can improve NFL Draft stock during senior season
• Derek Dooley will be highest-paid assistant coach in Mizzou football history