Site Map | October 2018 | October 12

October 12, 2018

• Turning the Tide: Mizzou’s 1968 romp over Alabama helped break football color barrier
• How surprised could Josh Hawley be by pastor’s comments comparing gays and Nazis?
• This week’s KC-area high school football schedule and live scoreboard
• Raytown police investigate after man says he was shot by a stranger while walking
• Clean Missouri could undo years of minority progress in Jefferson City
• Something with a ‘big tail’ ran in front of woman in Olathe. Police say it’s a gator
• Would you take the lowest-paid city job to build your career? This KC man did
• KC’s busiest free recycling drop-off site closes this weekend with no new site ready
• Make that three candidates running for Jolie Justus’ KC council seat
• JoCo company settles suit after deadly I-435 crash. But first it bought safer trucks
• Evidence backup in recorded attorney-client calls case delays end of federal hearing
• Letters: Readers discuss Chiefs’ highs, Trump’s apology and independents in the Senate
• KCK police chief responds to suit claiming detective got false evidence by forcing sex
• Police seeking person of interest after woman’s stabbing death in south KC
• Researchers almost double number of known, mystery radio ‘signals’ coming from space
• Body of missing Miami County woman found in flooded area
• ‘Great Gatsby’ passage is read at Princess Eugenie’s wedding, and people are confused
• Just hours after leaving #MeToo rally, woman raped on campus, Missouri cops say
• Cop lied about dog to slam brakes and hurt ‘rude’ suspects in back, Missouri police say
• KCK detective got false evidence from ‘poor black women’ by forcing sex, lawsuit says
• Man charged in fatal Overland Park hit-and-run is father of twins, leukemia survivor
• Chiefs fullback Anthony Sherman does it all: Here’s how The Sausage was made
• This new Chiefs player doesn’t need to be brought up to speed
• Chiefs, Patriots players to watch: Could Gronkowski have a breakout game?
• The Chiefs are underdogs in New England. Here’s why that might actually be good news
• Tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, oh my! How to prepare now for your spring garden
• Showtime goes prime time: The great Patrick Mahomes nickname debate
• Chiefs De’Anthony Thomas re-fractures leg ahead of Sunday night’s game vs. Patriots
• Chiefs-Patriots prediction: Does Kansas City remain unbeaten?
• A Chiefs safety is likely to make first NFL start, but that won’t top his last weekend
• Twitter Q&A: Will Mayfield or Brady have more success against Chiefs D?
• Need a holiday job? UPS, FedEx, Amazon hiring 6,600 in KC-area this season
• Louisiana safety commits to play for Mizzou football team
• Missouri football tunes out outside noise ahead of trip to No. 1 Alabama
• Mizzou recruiting updates: Josh Christopher locks in official visit for homecoming
• Eight-year NBA veteran Cole Aldrich signs one-year deal to play for team in China
• How Dedric Lawson has worked to become KU’s leader ... with help from a past teammate
• With Archway Homes, Selling Your House “As Is” Never Felt So Good!”
• Quality of construction gives homeowners ‘a sense of security’
• Children’s Mercy Home for Little Heroes Built by Summit Homes Hits the Market!
• Staley Hills Villas offers freedom of maintenance-provided living in the Northland with luxury style
• Johnson County community’s family legacy spans several decades
• Melrose Reserve Villas Offers New, Maintenance Provided Living in the Heart of Overland Park
• Reserve at Riverstone’s convenient location is unbeatable
• Guy Fieri’s new downtown restaurant to take Cleaver & Cork spot, be ‘unique’ to KC
• Judge denies KanCare company’s legal challenge, says new contracts should go forward