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November 14, 2019

• With Ogbah out, Chiefs are thin at defensive end. But Eric Fisher returns to practice
• NFL México gave Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce a quick Spanish lesson
• Trump will nominate KC Library’s Crosby Kemper III to federal agency he wants to close
• Chuck Schumer will help Bollier raise money for Kansas Senate race in D.C.
• After donating more than 120 coats, 98-year-old volunteer not slowing down
• Lobbyist who targeted how Missouri colleges handle sexual assault seeking KC contract
• The sham debate over tax incentives for downtown projects: KC Council can just say no
• Missouri withholds Medicaid payments to Planned Parenthood for second year
• Kansas City bans conversion therapy for LGBTQ minors, the 2nd Missouri city to do so
• Divided City Council approves scaled back financing deal for downtown office tower
• ‘I’m not sure who cried more.’ Missouri abortion rules face criticism from Congress
• Doc Rivers’ son asked NBA referees to give his dad a technical foul and they obliged
• Couple greets ‘friendly’ deer in dog collar. Then it attacked, Colorado officials say
• ‘Chilly start’ to the weekend but temperatures should warm up in Kansas City
• 8-year-old seriously injured after vehicle crashes into Belton home, police say
• KC man sentenced to 20 years in prison for 2010 robbery that left one person dead
• Man freed in ‘doppelganger’ innocence case now pleads guilty to gun charges
• Historic MU building will be demolished. It’s contaminated with radioactive material
• Missouri college student charged after fatal shooting at campus housing
• Most of Missouri’s boys high school soccer quarterfinals are set: Here’s the schedule
• Cop ‘destroys’ possibly rabid raccoon by repeatedly running over it with a car in Ohio
• One more day of cooler temperatures for Kansas City area before warm up
• Olathe police announce 6 arrests in ‘illicit’ massage parlor investigation
• MIAA championship, NCAA spots at stake as Central Missouri plays Northwest Missouri
• Teen initially charged with murder pleads guilty to lesser crimes in Olathe killing
• Wyandotte County sheriff’s officers charged in mistreatment of inmate at jail
• Fans think name of Wichita’s new Triple-A team, well, blows
• Letters: Readers discuss Cleaver on MLK, ‘human scum’ Republicans and marijuana use
• Man shot and killed inside North Kansas City hotel room, police say
• How could Overland Park driver who plowed into four schoolchildren only get a ticket?
• Kansas lawmakers can deny climate change, but that won’t stop the extreme flooding
• N-word-filled rant sent to Platte County schools students. How will district respond?
• Prosecutors: KCK priest in child sex case to get new trial date after jury deadlocks
• Chiefs’ long-snapper James Winchester offers example, and inspiration, after gaffe
• Podcast: Ahead of Monday Night Football, a look at Chiefs’ special teams and then some
• Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes says he feels as healthy as he has all season
• Another restaurant group — owner of Houlihan’s, J. Gilbert’s, Bristol — goes bankrupt
• With Alex Gordon likely returning, here’s a breakdown of the Royals outfield in 2020
• Latrell Jossell, a point guard from Central High in Keller, Texas to play hoops at KU
• KU basketball vs. Monmouth: Lineups, tipoff time, streaming info
• Bill Self has never taught defense like this before. What KU’s new change looks like
• KU announces signing of big man Gethro Muscadin: ‘We could tell he felt at home’
• Self pleased with recruiting haul, says KU program ‘will always prevail over time’
• KU’s Self, Roberts familiar with new signee Bryce Thompson’s family
• How Mizzou hopes to repair ‘pathetic’ offense: It starts with blocking out the noise
• For the sake of the planet, rethink cleanup of yard and garden
• Move-in ready homes, new homesites available just in time for holiday giving!
• Discover the quality of a Tom French community.
• See award-winning floor plans in south Overland Park, model homes open daily
• It’s the most wonderful time of the year in Loch Lloyd
• Johnnie Adams Homes and Stewart-Groves Development Give Back to Community This Holiday Season
• Sundance Ridge offers a bountiful harvest of move-in ready homes
• The Villas of Leabrooke Town Manor in Leawood Offer New Floor Plans
• Archway Homes: Selling your house “As Is” never felt so good.
• The Country Club Plaza wants to evict its oldest bar and restaurant