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November 6, 2018

• KU, K-State get love from national pundits making preseason Final Four picks
• 2018 election roundup: Results, analysis for Kansas and Missouri midterms
• Election 2018 live updates: These Kansas voters have to leave town to vote
• What is a provisional ballot? What to do if you’re turned away at your polling place
• Children among the injured after multiple vehicle crash on Interstate 35
• Two arrested after stolen pickup slams into sheriff’s vehicle, injuring deputy
• ‘Every vote matters’: Missouri election results not released till last ballot was cast
• Kansas House: First openly gay members win, helping Dems cut into Republican control
• Incumbents Cleaver, Graves and Hartzler prevail in Missouri Congressional contests
• With tight Davids-Yoder race, JoCo and WyCo voters could determine fate of U.S. House
• Democrat Laura Kelly defeats Kris Kobach to become Kansas governor
• Powerball winner lost track of her ticket. Then a friend told her someone from Iowa won
• 70-year-old man charged with sexually abusing child in Independence
• Supreme Court hears case of Missouri death row inmate with rare medical condition
• National spotlight shines on McCaskill-Hawley race as candidates make final pitches
• ‘Why does this happen every single time?’ Electronic ballot boxes fail in Missouri
• Kris Kobach loses as voters reject the Brownback era — and Donald Trump
• After failing to do his last job, Josh Hawley must be more serious about U.S. Senate
• Jackson County voters approve term limits and pay raises for some, but not others
• ‘I was at the right location’: Some KC voters who moved recently held up at polls
• Voting stickers vs. voting wristbands. Who’s winning this popularity contest?
• KC events Nov. 8-14: Doris Kearns Goodwin, Gloria Steinem, Queer Eye, Glenn Beck
• Letters: Readers discuss Tree of Life solidarity, worldwide strife and Patrick Mahomes
• KC police begin homicide investigation after dead body found near Roanoke Park
• OP Council swallows drive-thru concerns, pushes for upscale project at 115th and Nall
• Man dies in one-vehicle crash on Elmwood Avenue, KC police say
• 4-year-old accidentally shoots himself in the head, Missouri police say
• Kansas election results: Laura Kelly, others who won key races in the 2018 midterms
• GOP newcomer Steve Watkins bucks polls to keep Kansas’ 2nd District red
• Voters approve 8-cent property tax hike for Kansas City Public Library improvements
• Missouri auditor Nicole Galloway defends her post against Saundra McDowell — barely
• Kansans vote Republican in state offices despite making Democrat Laura Kelly governor
• Democrats narrowly gain seats in local Missouri legislature races
• Double shooting reported in KCK, police say one person killed
• Missouri voters approve medical marijuana with a constitutional amendment
• Missouri would legalize medical marijuana if voters OK any of these 3 ballot issues
• Voter ID confusion over registration cards reported at some Missouri polls
• Chiefs drop in two of the Week 10 NFL power rankings, but are No. 1 in one list
• NFL Network host compares Chiefs offense to the Wu-Tang Clan
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes is subject of this fun campaign commercial
• Sharice Davids makes history: Kansas’ 1st gay rep, 1st Native American woman in Congress
• A dozen ballot-counting machines were not working in Clay County: election officials
• Republican Hawley beats McCaskill to capture U.S. Senate seat in Missouri
• Snap counts: Chiefs must strike a balance between health and playing their stars
• Film review: Chiefs meld talents of Patrick Mahomes and Co. with timing and scheme
• Chiefs safety (no, not that one) activated from injured reserve; Nate Orchard waived
• Freshman guards Grimes, Dotson pace KU to 92-87 victory over Michigan State
• ‘We’re still supporting him.’ KU players react to Beaty’s firing
• Quick scout: 3 things I think I think about KU, with a Michigan State prediction
• Attention to detail, finishing strong helping Mizzou post wins like upset of Florida
• Why Cuonzo Martin is optimistic about MU’s offense after flat win vs. Central Arkansas