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September 20, 2018

• Woman stabbed to death in KC; another woman taken into custody
• Manslaughter conviction sends KC man to 25 years in prison
• Ghost hunters put sleuth skills to test at Missouri Town 1855
• Josh Hawley is out of the faith mainstream on political activity in churches
• Letters: Readers discuss Greg Orman, Marilyn Strauss’ legacy and Brett Kavanaugh
• Friday night’s high school football scores for KC-area teams
• Police chase turns deadly when pursuit heads wrong way on Interstate 70 in KCK
• Missouri ethics reform initiative hangs in the balance until appeals court rules
• Mitch McConnell and other DC Republicans hope to give Hawley a boost with fundraisers
• Trump’s Friday rally in Missouri poses questions for GOP Senate candidate Josh Hawley
• Kansas City police investigate fatal shooting near 73rd and College
• ‘KCI Cruise’ car show to draw hundreds of classic, specialty cars near KC airport
• Royals would be in playoff hunt this year under John Smoltz’s proposal for baseball
• A small fire reportedly broke out in Wrigley Field on Cubs’ day off
• ‘We don’t consider that new and improved.’ Critics aim to stop Merriam pool design
• Missouri street racer ‘feared for his life’ when TV host tried ‘to kill him,’ lawsuit says
• Ohio preschool worker encouraged children to fight — then she filmed them, police say
• Kansas City’s political Hall of Shame: Public corruption goes way past Mike Sanders
• After a summer in hiding, is former Gov. Eric Greitens already plotting a comeback?
• Lawyer confirms: Half brother of murder suspect Kylr Yust dies in Jackson County jail
• Terrified hostages escape after being lured to dark Oklahoma house via dating app, cops say
• Man robbed tip jar, assaulted employee at Westport Road smoke shop, police say
• Suspicious death of KCK man found in field is a homicide, police say
• Chicago priest who calls sex abuse ‘a gay thing’ burns rainbow flag in an ‘exorcism’
• Jackson County jail inmate dies in apparent suicide Wednesday, officials say
• L’Oreal’s Black Opium perfume ad is ‘breathtakingly insensitive,’ says anti-drug group
• Want to sweeten your education? This university has a built-in chocolate factory
• All Americans can help fight the opioid epidemic
• Half taxi, half police car is a reminder of choices in drunken driving for KC area
• KCK stabbing victim dies days after attack; police investigate case as homicide
• FiveThirtyEight.com on why Chiefs can avoid another letdown after fast start to season
• From Hesston, Kansas, to the 49ers, Katie Sowers makes NFL history
• Kurt Warner on Patrick Mahomes: ‘He’s kind of like a backyard football player’
• Illinois priest nearing citizenship now faces deportation. Because he mistakenly voted
• Mike Sanders’ right-hand man sentenced; officials note his cooperation in other cases
• Not just Pat: Chiefs’ fast starts fueled by Dave Toub’s special teams, punt returners
• Forbes’ annual NFL team valuations show Chiefs value hasn’t changed from last year
• Is three games enough to compare Patrick Mahomes with NFL greats? Yes.
• Patrick Mahomes works to mesh finesse and speed with his scorching throws
• Earth is finally moving at Mission Gateway. But council is delaying one more thing
• JoCo investment adviser fined $200K for radio ads with forbidden testimonials
• Event space, ‘signature’ retail development on Grand Boulevard wins initial approval
• ‘This is the defining stretch for Drew Lock:’ NFL scouts weigh in on his draft stock
• MU offensive coordinator will be at center of Saturday’s ‘Dooley Bowl’
• Hyrin White’s got Drew Lock’s back for Missouri Tigers
• What’s wrong with Missouri’s defense? These two drives explain the Tigers’ problems
• Royals hit 100 losses after 2-1 loss to Pirates, who complete three-game sweep
• KU basketball recruit Matthew Hurt being pursued heavily by in-state school
• Why one KU coach — after a 400-yard rushing game — is urging his QBs to throw more
• Time is running out to buy or build a new home in Woodneath Farms
• Final 2 homes available in the coveted Cottages at Woodridge
• Loch Lloyd presents modern masterpiece for the Fall Parade of Homes
• With Archway Homes, Selling Your House “As Is” Never Felt So Good!”
• New Crossroads food hall offers Nashville hot chicken, dumplings and Detroit pizza
• NASA seeks to dismiss lawsuit by woman gifted moon dust from Neil Armstrong