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October 10, 2018

• Skulls exploded. Blood boiled. That’s how Mount Vesuvius killed some victims, study says
• Man found shot to death in northeast Kansas City park, police say
• GOP official resigns after saying Sharice Davids would be sent back to reservation
• Like Trump, Kobach wants to preserve power for white men
• Kansas has a serious problem with nursing homes. Here’s what lawmakers should do
• New plan would invest $10 million in 18th & Vine District. But where’s the citizen input?
• U.S. 71 south reopened after multi-vehicle crash in KC
• No hope for keeping church steeple in Prairie Village park. Focus now on water danger
• Voter apathy? Not in Johnson or Jackson counties. Registrations reach historic highs
• Hawley cancels event with preacher who called for regulation of homosexuality
• Fishing report: Heavy rains yield high lake levels around the KC metro
• KC man used his children’s identities in $2.5 million tax fraud, feds say
• Very good dog provides assist on alley-oop dunk by his owner’s friend
• Letters: Readers discuss young voters, Kansas agriculture and women church leaders
• ‘Nice to find somebody alive.’ Ruby the dog helps find blind man lost in Missouri woods
• 18-year-old woman fatally stabbed in south KC apartment parking lot
• Hawley will appeal judge’s ruling striking down part of Missouri voter ID law
• Two charged after Olathe manhunt, police shooting, string of armed robberies
• Missouri is one of just 13 states without early voting. It’s way past time to fix that
• Jermaine Reed’s plan for funding 18th & Vine has a problem. The money’s ‘not there’
• Former Kansas inmate sentenced for stabbing federal prison guard with scissors
• Man sentenced for role in meth ring connecting Mexican drug cartel to Missouri
• Judge tosses part of Missouri voter ID law, chides state over advertising information
• Not ‘CSI’: Despite surveillance video, Overland Park crash van eluded cops for days
• Kansas City man charged with killing victim during argument outside apartment
• Eisenhower records seventh straight boys soccer victory, beating Maize South
• Video shows possible tornado in Johnson Co. Looks like ‘brief touch down,’ weather service says
• Why are NFL ratings up this season? TV executives say Patrick Mahomes is one reason
• Why this high school student’s prom invitation to Patrick Mahomes is endearing
• Updated: Your mega guide to KC Halloween events from haunted houses to corn mazes
• ESPN and Sports Illustrated writers both say the Chiefs are ‘built to last’
• NFL’s NextGen stats show Tyreek Hill topped 20 mph on catch against Jalen Ramsey
• With Ford and Houston banged up, Chiefs sign another outside linebacker
• Injuries to Chiefs’ linebackers gives new addition Nate Orchard a big opportunity
• Laurent Duvernay-Tardif injury worse than Chiefs thought, putting his return in doubt
• FTC’s $110M lawsuit involving sweepstakes no one ever won now includes KC founder
• Missouri will see a former coach and ‘D-Line Zou’ founder on Saturday at Alabama
• MPJ releases video about back injury, Mizzou & NBA: ‘I can’t even jump off the ground’
• Northland doctor’s license revoked for sex with underage patient; doctor denies it
• De Sousa contract with Spain pro team, payments to families discussed at Adidas trial
• ‘I know I’m going to play this year:’ KU’s De Sousa says as Adidas trial continues
• Larry Brown leaves Fiat Torino team temporarily; Roy wanted charity relief game, too
• Kansas, Kansas City restaurant health inspections for Oct. 10