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January 8, 2018

• Starting Times for Jan. 8, 2018
• Lee’s Summit’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration is Jan. 15
• Lee’s Summit police weekly crime report: Jan. 1-7
• Travis Kelce gives ‘big shoutout to #ChiefsKingdom’ in social-media post
• NFL officiating crews are under fire after first weekend of the playoffs
• An abandoned grill has become symbol of Chiefs playoff failure
• List of Kansas City area homicides in 2018
• 22-year-old KC man pleads guilty to 2015 Peace Park homicide
• Charges filed after police chase ends in head-on crash and fire injuring five in KC
• Brownback to get another shot at Trump administration job
• Kansas City police identify the city’s first homicide victim
• Audit: Missouri tax refund delays have worsened under Greitens
• Firefighters battle blaze at the old Whittier Elementary School building in KCK
• MLK service raises challenge: ‘Do you have the courage to lead?’
• Kansas lawmaker makes racist comments about African Americans, marijuana
• Kansas lawmaker’s racist remarks about African Americans and marijuana add to the list of shame
• Missouri trucker pulls over to salute a fellow veteran’s funeral procession on I-70
• Man faces murder charge in Gladstone shooting death
• Travel guide’s top 10 places to avoid include Myanmar, Honduras and ... Missouri
• Woman charged with DUI, running over Leawood officer’s foot
• Driver alert: Expect delays, detours on this popular route near Kansas City Zoo
• Man identified in KCK murder case that led to wild 100 mph chase in Northland
• Missing Houston sports reporter found unharmed, police say
• After Brownback’s ‘swan song’ kicks off 2018 session, school finance awaits
• Suspect's vehicle flips after dramatic police chase
• Student at Center Alternative School arrested after officers find gun
• Update: Missing Olathe teen has been found
• One dead as crashes pile up in KC after black ice, freezing temps cause slick roads
• Someone shot a bald eagle dead in Oklahoma, and people are livid
• SUV fleeing police collides head-on with pickup in east KC; Five injured, some seriously
• Bringing back greyhound racing won’t fix Kansas’ financial problems
• Letters: Readers discuss KC Tornados basketball, Churchill’s courage and Kris Kobach
• Woman killed in south KC shooting was 19-year-old mother of a toddler
• Police say kids loaded in car trunk found safe; investigation continues
• Hoops showcase proves unkind to host St. Thomas Aquinas
• Sporting KC defender Ike Opara called into U.S. men’s national team camp
• Chiefs staff changes: Nagy hired as Bears coach, Childress planning to retire
• Chiefs’ lineman Chris Jones tore knee ligament on Saturday
• Andy Reid’s coaching tree currently has a staggering number of branches in the NFL
• Buying a Ford F-150 — did you want regular or diesel?
• Fired engineer sues Google, alleging bias against conservatives and white men
• GM to build Cadillac crossover at Fairfax, unconfirmed report says
• Three-time Northwest Missouri championship coach to join college football hall of fame
• A late college football player’s Heisman Trophy joins the battle against CTE
• Ex-assistants subject to Nick Saban’s school of hard knocks
• Kansas-Iowa State basketball preview: TV, time and projected lineups
• How an important ‘20 percent’ is killing KU defensively
• Jayhawks not dwelling on revenge entering Tuesday’s home game vs. Iowa State
• Malik Newman hit key free throw at TCU but still ‘is struggling,’ Self maintains
• What you need to know about the computer chip security problem
• Ned Yost, recovering from broken pelvis, will be at Royals FanFest
• Mizzou football hires from within for 10th assistant coach
• Why won’t the College Football Playoff expand beyond four teams? Money
• The Country Club Plaza’s public restroom problem
• Kansas restaurant inspections for Jan. 8