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October 31, 2019

• Prosecutors drop murder case against Independence woman over double jeopardy doctrine
• Podcast: Kansas City will decide Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard or The Paseo?
• Following inmate escapes, Kansas City mayor and sheriff discuss jail arrangement
• Planned Parenthood staffer testifies recent state inspections grew more contentious
• Kansas lawmaker ordered to pay The Star thousands in legal fees for dismissed lawsuit
• Kansas cop charged in shooting should have waited for backup, KBI agent testifies
• Woman declines police interview in Overland Park shooting death of horticulturalist
• Sheriff’s office names 14-year-old boy hit by truck and killed in Platte County
• Kansas City Councilman’s plan to decriminalize marijuana dead for now
• Why new Royals manager Mike Matheny deserves the benefit of the doubt from KC fans
• Missouri’s spreadsheet on women’s menstrual cycles is totally normal. In dystopia
• Will this Tenant Bill of Rights make a dent in KC’s affordable housing crisis?
• Don’t let lawmakers dry out Missouri’s rainy day budget reserves
• Could school choice end poverty? This KC advocate wants a revolution in education
• Letters: Readers discuss faithful charity, Clinton versus Gabbard and KC Rep artistry
• USDA set to pay low rent on KC building after state, local incentives cut cost
• Cool graphic shows all the Big Four sports league champions of the 2010s
• These photos of NICU babies in their Halloween costumes are almost too cute for words
• Black ice causes slick roads, crashes as Kansas City recovers from October snowstorm
• Here are newspaper front pages about Nationals’ World Series title
• Nine quirky statistics and facts from this year’s World Series
• More than 200 rush hour crashes: It’s a rough start for KC metro’s winter driving season
• Cold temps will send chills down spines of trick-or-treaters in Kansas City metro
• Kansas, Missouri House members vote as expected on impeachment rules resolution
• In heat of moment, consider how Mizzou’s Barry Odom compares with Gary Pinkel so far
• Events, community gatherings in the Kansas City metro area
• Royals and Cardinals fans sound off on Mike Matheny being hired as new manager
• USDA confirms downtown Kansas City as site for controversial relocation of agencies
• Chiefs’ Dorian O’Daniel ‘trusting the process’ as core special teams contributor
• Just maybe the Chiefs are beginning to heal and injured players will begin to return
• Why the Chiefs think Matt Moore can be better in his next start ... if they need him
• Chiefs’ keys to game vs. Vikings: Get Moore going early, stop Vikings RB Dalvin Cook
• Frightening propositions for Chiefs at Halloween. And Royals’ pick a new manager
• Chiefs defensive coordinator takes ownership of linebackers getting beat in coverage
• People don’t get why her child won’t say trick or treat. Could a blue pumpkin help?
• Begin now to contemplate next year’s finances
• Who has the Big 12’s best basketball fans, arena and coach? We polled 21 players
• Royals hope to make decisions soon on Mike Matheny coaching staff
• Royals-Matheny courtship slowly grew behind the scenes over the past year
• Matheny hired as Royals’ manager, says something ‘very special about to happen’ in KC
• One KU player appears on the verge of a breakout ... thanks to two-tenths of a second
• Dotson returns, scores 12 points in KU’s 102-42 ‘tuneup’ win over Pittsburg State
• KU football receivers celebrate every touchdown with a ‘Hang Loose’ sign. Here’s why
• Five things to look for in Mizzou’s exhibition game against Central Missouri
• Missouri bye week update: Odom on Bryant’s health, third down failures
• Bill Snyder’s message before Sunflower Showdown: KSU had ‘great team effort’ vs. OU
• Give yourself the gift of the holidays in your new villa or single-family home
• Stonebridge offers a dozen homes ready to ring in the holidays
• Prime fall foliage views await this weekend at Cedar Creek
• See award-winning floor plans in south Overland Park, model homes open daily
• Johnnie Adams Homes and Stewart-Groves Development Give Back to Community This Holiday Season
• Archway Homes: Selling your house “As Is” never felt so good.