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November 2, 2018

• Olathe police locate man connected to animal cruelty incident
• Furious Raiders fans vent after 49ers rout Oakland on national TV
• Woman takes one last hit of crack after car chase caught on video, Michigan police say
• Invitation through Snapchat allegedly leads to rape of 15-year-old in KCK home
• Boy’s trick-or-treating meth scare ends with an arrest — of his dad, Ohio police say
• We asked 10-year-olds to watch campaign ads. Here’s what politicians can learn from it
• Blue Valley North teacher placed on leave, accused of ‘inappropriate interactions’
• Investigation reopened into Missouri day care ‘fight club’ caught on video, says mom
• ‘Just pretend he’s one point down,’ Trump says in stump speech for Hawley
• Officer fires shots while trying to arrest a man, KC police say
• Nebraska town loved this firefighter’s Christmas lights. After he died, they put them up
• Brian McClendon would bring competence to Kansas secretary of state’s office
• KCK man charged with assault after triple shooting at Rhythm & Booze bar
• Is $2 billion too much for new KCI terminal? Airport project price hikes need to stop
• Man who told Lenexa police he chopped up wife’s body now charged in child porn case
• Kansas sex predator escaped for 12 days. He bought a ‘Jason’ mask before being caught
• Trail Blazers fans again show they hilariously don’t grasp basics of tic-tac-toe
• Missouri’s rural jailing policies hurt public safety in our cities
• Letters: Readers discuss stress-free elections, Chiefs fandom and the minimum wage
• Project Warmth is collecting coats and blankets Saturday: Here are the drop-off sites
• Yoder courts conservative vote in KC while trying to protect a district mad at Trump
• Missouri Democrats hope to make gains in state legislative races
• Kansas House races guide: with candidates facing election fraud, abuse allegations
• Gridiron Chef Chief: Way of life makes Mitchell Schwartz special on field
• Twitter Q&A: A dispatch from Cleveland on trade deadline, Eric Berry and Spencer Ware
• Shocked by Kareem Hunt’s hurdles? They’re nothing new to this Chief’s Ohio hometown
• New podcast: What’s going on with the Browns, the Chiefs’ opponent Sunday
• Players to watch in Sunday’s Chiefs-Browns showdown: Keep an eye on the edge rushers
• Browns could get boost from recent coaching turnover. Will it be enough against Chiefs?
• Who will win the NFL MVP award? Vegas likes Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes
• Cleveland game brings career full circle for Chiefs’ Cam Erving
• Chiefs linebacker Justin Houston upgraded to questionable for Sunday’s game
• New Chiefs podcast: Browns preview & Sam Mellinger explains his Halloween “dad tax”
• A guide to KCP&L’s solar program, including why it won’t necessarily power your house
• After a 7.89 ERA over two seasons, Brandon Maurer is no longer a Royal
• Productive preseason not perfect, KU’s Self maintains: ‘Coaches are always nervous’
• Azubuike handles double team, hits free throws in KU’s 79-52 win over Washburn
• The key to KU’s big run against Washburn, and why it poses an interesting dilemma
• East Brookside’s Plate restaurant, destroyed in a fire, returning in a larger space
• Missouri suffered a brutal loss to Kentucky. Here’s how players said they recovered
• This week in Mizzou recruiting: Kelly Bryant, Cam’Ron Fletcher, Maliq Carr and more
• Summit Homes offers maintenance provided homes in Blue Springs
• New neighborhood debuts, move-in ready homes await in resort-style surroundings
• Marketplace Events Holiday Boutique
• Lock-and-leave lifestyles a joy in these Rodrock Developments
• Oak Run Offers Special “Home Town Heroes” $2,000 Off Incentive
• Resident praises quality construction, ease of process: ‘Inspired Homes goes above and beyond’
• Visit gold, silver award-winning homes at Chapel Hill in south Overland Park
• Fall gardening tip: Till your soil and add compost now, not in the spring