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October 18, 2018

• Jury finds maintenance workers not guilty in first Schlitterbahn trial
• Schlitterbahn jury begins deliberations after closing arguments in Wyandotte County
• Going to ‘Halloween’? AMC Theatres reminds you to leave the Michael Myers mask at home
• Red Sox announcer fell out of his chair making call on Andrew Benintendi’s catch
• In Missouri, why Bailey, at 22, is voting blue: Trump is ‘hurting the Republic’
• New Museum of Illusions at Union Station uses mirrors to mess with your mind
• Project Veritas’ undercover videos and lies have no place in Missouri Senate race
• Young voters could decide Missouri and Kansas midterms. Will they show up?
• Kangaroo meat chili served to unsuspecting students gets cook fired, Neb. school says
• Overland Park murder case ends with ‘Hard 50’ sentence for man who killed stepfather
• Geary County Sheriff arrested on suspicion of gifting county gun, misusing funds: KBI
• Kate Upton decries sexist responses after she lashed out at MLB about call in ALCS
• ‘Epic pizza delivery.’ Michigan teen drives to Indiana to take pizza to hospice patient
• Kansas City Marathon: Grappling with tragedy, ‘Human Etch A Sketch’ inspires others
• Video of white woman calling black men racial slurs outside KC bar spreads online
• Prosecutors did not withhold key to video evidence in 2006 KC murder, judge rules
• One person reported dead in I-435 crash, KC police say
• The Shawnee kid who rocked a Foo Fighters stage wants to redirect your attention
• Letters: Readers discuss pension planning, KCP&L profits and threatening Democrats
• KC-area man sentenced to federal prison for role in 2015 meth conspiracy
• Imagine losing the love of your life to auto racing. Now imagine it happening twice
• This driver has fast lane to NASCAR’s Xfinity crown entering race at Kansas Speedway
• For third straight year, Missouri prep tennis title eludes Lee’s Summit West
• Shawnee Mission middle schooler in custody after posting threats of school violence
• Ten NASCAR drivers to watch in Sunday’s Hollywood Casino 400 at Kansas Speedway
• Man in wheelchair found dead in Brush Creek was 72-year-old KC resident: KCPD
• Under the lights: Five drivers to watch in Friday’s ARCA Kansas 150 at Kansas Speedway
• ‘Lord of the Rings’ Hobbit backs Missouri candidate for Congress —​ gets ‘ticked off’
• JoCo Community College asked for access to Stoll Park. Commissioners say, no way
• Should the prince have asked Snow White for that kiss? Kristen Bell thinks so
• Another former GOP governor of Kansas just endorsed Dem Laura Kelly over Kris Kobach
• OP Council approves taking neighbors’ land for Quivira upgrade. Court fight could loom
• Former Missouri mayor sues own city over free speech, citing deleted Facebook posts
• Latest attempt to rename The Paseo for MLK dropped amid park board, mayor objections
• 65-year-old Kansas City heroin dealer sentenced to prison
• In Kansas, why Riley, at 22, is voting red: Republicans ‘the only pro-American party’
• The most important vote you’ll cast in Missouri elections isn’t what you think it is
• The sequel to the Chiefs-Raiders Christmas commercial is also really funny
• New Chiefs podcast: Previewing Sunday night’s Bengals game with the A-Team & more
• Inside linebackers’ play isn’t Chiefs’ only issue on defense, but it’s a big one
• Chiefs Twitter Q&A: inside linebackers, trade options and barbecue
• Development along Troost continues — 89 apartments planned at Linwood Boulevard
• Massive East Crossroads mixed-use project expected to break ground in December
• K-State’s Dean Wade, KU’s Dedric Lawson on Karl Malone power forward award list
• Why Kevin Puryear never left Missouri despite the losing and a coaching change
• Terez Hall returns for Mizzou football after targeting penalty in loss at Alabama
• Popular KC doctor gets prison time for $1.5 million in prescription drug fraud
• Royals GM won’t say whether team has closed the possibility of signing Luke Heimlich
• This is how the Royals roster will look in 2019, GM Dayton Moore says
• In closing, attorney for Adidas defendant argues KU’s Bill Self knew of payments
• What can KU basketball do about potential NCAA violations when Adidas trial ends?
• KU football releases 2019 schedule
• Why you should clean up your weeds and dead plants, but don’t toss them in compost
• K-State Wildcats podcast: Basketball excitement picks up as football takes bye week
• Silver Pick of the Parade Winner Featured at The Villas of Leabrooke Town Manor
• Arbor Lake, Greens of Chapel Creek capture the true meaning of “home”
• Special $2,000 Off Closing Costs Offer at Oak Run Continues to Attract Prospective Buyers
• Exciting new options for luxury single family homes and twin villas in Prairie Village
• Luxury, Maintenance-Free, For-Lease Living with Golf Course Views Offered at The Fairways at City Center
• Visit gold, silver award-winning homes at Chapel Hill in south Overland Park