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November 18, 2018

• Letters: Readers discuss a fighting mind-set, political correctness and health care
• Most of those in Missouri’s prisons have earned their place
• Medical marijuana or your gun? In Missouri, you’ll have to make a choice
• After fatal shooting in Independence, police search for ‘armed and dangerous’ man
• Former Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith suffers gruesome leg injury
• ‘Flames were shooting out’: One injured in house fire on Oak Street in Kansas City
• One person killed Sunday in double shooting at Independence home
• ‘Victims have to help themselves,’ says OP cop. Tabitha Birdsong did that and died anyway
• Heated accusations fly in lawsuit for control of century-old KC jazz organization
• Man charged in Independence homicide; victim was ‘key witness’ in pending murder case
• Professor used students as servants. UMKC knew and didn’t stop him
• How The Star investigated claims of ‘slave labor’ at UMKC
• With Sammy Watkins questionable, Chiefs elevate wide receiver from practice squad
• Chiefs Q&A: I’m thankful for MNF, Eric Berry questions and ketchup-less mac & cheese
• Chiefs players excited to break out ‘icy’ all-white uniforms for primetime game against Rams
• A beloved holiday classic you probably never heard of: ‘Child’s Christmas in Wales’
• Games at Sprint Center, Municipal Auditorium make Monday huge hoops day in KC
• Northwest Missouri football wins playoff opener
• Les Miles lands in Topeka and is hired as KU’s new football coach
• Watch: Les Miles’ first news conference as KU Jayhawks football coach
• Grades from KU’s 55-40 loss to Oklahoma and looking ahead to Texas
• Pooka Williams garners national attention in KU’s 55-40 loss to Oklahoma
• Grading Missouri’s 50-17 win over Tennessee and looking ahead to Arkansas
• Missouri blows out Tennessee 50-17 in Derek Dooley’s return to Knoxville
• Inside the two takeaways that keyed Missouri’s 50-17 win over Tennessee
• UMKC loses heartbreaker in overtime
• ‘How did that happen?’ Kansas picks embattled Florida nonprofit to help neglected kids