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January 26, 2018

• Ozarks Noir: Why pop culture loves rural Missouri
• Merriam issues bonds, begins design-build negotiations for new community center
• Lyric tackles transgender opera, but themes are universal to all people
• KC hires former Councilman Russ Johnson to oversee capital construction projects
• Five of the best Salvy Perez-Lorenzo Cain Instagram videos
• ‘Heartbreak number one is in the books.’ Royals fans bid farewell to Lorenzo Cain
• Suspects in theft of 654 guns in Missouri arrested at ‘Redneck Heaven’
• UMKC downtown arts conservatory isn’t dead yet
• Drexel, Mo., police chief pulled gun on girlfriend’s son, records say
• Trauma patients got sterile water from Missouri paramedic who stole painkillers
• KC man investigated for possible terrorism activity sentenced for passport fraud
• Former Kansas trooper admits using excessive force on handcuffed man
• With a guilty plea, former Jackson County Executive Mike Sanders’ downfall is complete
• KCK 1-year-old girl found after reported kidnapping
• UMKC downtown conservatory loses huge donation
• Grain Valley boy accidentally shoots another boy while checking out gun
• Power out in central KC neighborhood after police chase ends with crash into pole
• Family of Officer Thomas Orr III files suit against Californos, alleged shooter
• Letters: Readers discuss the importance of labor, McCaskill’s patriotic act and inspiring heroes
• See which KC teams made the Kansas state basketball rankings
• Couple’s wedding plans are not flushed down the toilet
• KC sits on $1.5 billion in debt. How will it pay for services, meet pension promises?
• ‘Revenge porn’ bill receives renewed attention amid Greitens investigation
• Former Johnson County deputy to stand trial for sexual contact with inmate
• Shoppers heard there was a discount on Nutella. Madness ensued in this French supermarket.
• An upbeat update from Jackie Stiles as she battles cancer
• Oprah and Reese Witherspoon joke about their 3 hands and legs in Vanity Fair photos
• KU eases group’s concern about making freshmen live on campus instead of fraternities
• U.S. professor sued for calling a German cop a Nazi claims ‘extraordinary corruption’
• People who lack a conscience exist, and pretending otherwise is foolhardy
• There’s a new winner in favorite Valentine’s Day candy sales
• City Market tenants will help determine new paid parking plan
• Bears burned in California wildfires treated with fish skin bandages
• In Kansas City’s thriving gambling houses, he was the courtly king
• Report claims Trump wanted Mueller fired, then backed off
• Stormy Daniels will appear on Jimmy Kimmel show after Trump’s State of the Union address
• Mike Sanders and former aide plead guilty to wire fraud charge
• SM Northwest parents, community rally to show students support after recent suicides
• Witness combination of Project Runway-style design, elementary-school geometry lessons
• Matt Besler on USMNT, Sporting KC and how house chores best prepared him for 2018
• Tony Gonzalez will enter Ring of Honor at Arrowhead as newest Chiefs Hall of Famer
• Chiefs’ Alex Smith wants to stay in KC, but he’s ready for whatever looms
• Chiefs have decided on new quarterbacks coach
• Chiefs’ Pierre-Louis pleads not guilty to misdemeanor marijuana possession
• Does your dog have the flu? Here’s what to look for
• Parkville gallery gives embattled Ukrainians a helping hand
• Laid off in dot-com bubble, mom became an Avon rep who makes millions
• Fight to stop child strangulation deaths from window blinds reaches milestone
• Google Home pledges fix after complaints the assistant doesn’t know Jesus
• Ranking the Big 12/SEC Challenge games by watchability
• Georgia at Kansas State preview: Keys to game, lineups, TV info, prediction
• Bill Self is trying something he’s never done to help his best player. Is it enough?
• Former KU, Arizona State forward Carlton Bragg to play basketball at New Mexico
• With Royals bringing back Escobar at short, here’s their plan for Raul Mondesi
• Royals’ Brandon Moss: ‘Thankful to have a job’ after hitting just .207 in 2017
• Lorenzo Cain is headed back to his former team, the Brewers, for $80 million
• New East Brookside restaurant serves fried chicken brined in sour cream
• Can Mizzou’s Jeremiah Tilmon avoid foul trouble against Mississippi State?
• Missouri’s basketball resurgence has been aided by an unlikely ally: free throws
• Ehren Earleywine fired as Mizzou softball coach
• Land of all kinds from Farmers National Company
• New neighborhoods offer enticing purchase opportunities in resort-style setting
• Spring-ready inventory homes nearing completion in coveted Lee’s Summit community
• Rodrock Homes Custom Division builds estate dream homes
• Local real estate firm delivers successful sale, support to grieving client