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November 9, 2018

• Inside Kris Kobach’s losing Kansas campaign: ‘Check logic and reason at the door’
• Woman pleads guilty in KCK murder of pregnant woman and unborn child
• Missouri KKK grand wizard’s widow says she pulled the trigger, not her son, reports say
• Drug dealer sold meth and guns in Kansas City grocery store parking lots, feds allege
• ACLU’s lawsuit over Dodge City polling places was never about buses
• UMKC adds $20 million in scholarships for 400 needy students
• Red Sox, Justin Verlander, players union rebuke Bill James for now deleted tweet
• $500,000 worth of jewelry stolen from Johnson County home. Housekeeper pleads guilty.
• What former Mizzou star Martin Rucker learned from his bid for state senate
• KC mayor’s 9 nominees to American Jazz Museum board comes months after scathing study
• Fan ‘likely source of ignition’ in deadly Independence house fire, fire marshal’s office says
• Barstow boys advance to Missouri championship game; Pembroke Hill to play for third
• Vehicle crashes into Olathe hair salon, injuring four, police say
• Kansas man gets probation after toddler found his loaded gun and killed his daughter
• Man gets probation for attempting to bring marijuana into Kansas prison
• In Washington, some see shortcomings in ex-Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith
• Truman Library offers free admission on Veterans Day, with events planned
• Missouri Democrats try to rebuild. ‘There is no knight coming to save the party’
• Sex-crazed deer tries to stab Oklahoma pastor with antlers, video shows
• Congress soon will be more diverse. The Missouri and Kansas legislatures? Not so much
• Olathe North gets last say against Shawnee Mission East
• Why World War I still teaches us important lessons for today
• Liberty’s Witzki, Lee’s Summit North’s Worth headline Missouri Class 2 state swim meet
• NFL Network host: Chargers’ offensive supporting cast is best in the NFL
• Chiefs’ Dee Ford and Co. have embraced the sweet science of pass rushing
• Chiefs Mahomes faces familiar foe for second week in a row: Cardinals QB Josh Rosen
• Players to watch Sunday: Keep an eye on the Chiefs’, Cardinals’ quarterbacks
• Chiefs’ injury report getting smaller with probable return of Sorensen, Houston
• Twitter Q&A: Weather outside is frightful, but the Chiefs’ offense is so delightful
• The Chiefs made history with Sunday’s betting line against Arizona
• SportsBeat KC podcast: Will the Chiefs be lulled into a slump against the Cardinals?
• With Arizona Cardinals visiting, Chiefs must guard against looking ahead
• Mr. 7,000: Streaking Chiefs tackle Mitchell Schwartz just keeps on going
• In revealing new memoir, Michelle Obama is honest about pain, love and politics
• Would you pay $10.55M for this Mission Hills house? It belongs to Sprint’s ex-CEO
• KC business owner retaliated against employee after discrimination claim, lawsuit says
• Take a peek at Grand Place, a $95M Crossroads market with historic newspaper buildings
• How KU basketball stands alone when it comes to scheduling
• Duke’s rout of Kentucky surprised KU’s Self: ‘That would get anybody’s attention’
• Missouri basketball: Are Tigers developing turnover issues, like last season?
• Turnovers doom Missouri in 76-59 loss at Iowa State as offense continues to struggle
• Missouri Tigers vs. Vanderbilt Commodores: Prediction, kickoff time, TV,
• This week in Mizzou recruiting: Jalani Williams, Danielson Ike, C.J. Boone and more
• How to prune your way to a happy, healthy tree with lush foliage