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November 20, 2019

• Defenseless: Missouri justice system violates the Constitution every day
• Sexually explicit assignment at Colorado school prompts apology from superintendent
• Teen caught watching ‘South Park’ while driving high on marijuana, Iowa police say
• Daughter’s ‘pizza order’ was really 911 call for help as mom is abused, Ohio cops say
• With overloaded Missouri public defenders, you only get a ‘sliver of an attorney’
• ‘Clearly a great leader’: Kansas City names its first female fire department chief
• Working on your Black Friday game plan? These stores have the best deals, report says
• Kansas City schools falsified records to gain state accreditation, district says
• Man shot and killed by Clay County deputy Monday is identified by KC police 
• Don’t let China contaminate U.S. military pharmaceuticals
• Letters: Readers discuss UMKC caving, blind bus riders’ needs and Kansas City Council
• A 10-year-old’s shooting display was so good the Lakers turned from huddle to watch
• ‘I will not be resigning,’ says Johnson County official under fire by LGBT community
• Kansas is third-worst in nation for retirement, report says. Are high taxes to blame?
• ‘This should frighten anyone’: Olathe official crossed the line in fight over LGBT rights
• Kansas City Public Schools could pay dearly for falsifying attendance records
• Outdoors report: Local anglers taking advantage of urban trout program in KC Metro
• Rain, brief downpours and maybe thunder possible as storms roll through Kansas City
• ‘We need to come together.’ Family of slain KC man wants killer to surrender to police
• FBI agents asking questions about projects in Independence, two council members say
• KU’s Udoka Azubuike drains free throw after Bill Self’s on-court, um, advice
• Missouri judge says: Represent yourself in court or plead guilty to save time
• ‘Constant injustice’: Missouri must fund and fix its broken public defender system
• Before their day in court, poor people charged with crimes can spend years in jail
• Public defenders ordered to violate ethics to keep defendants moving through court
• Missouri prosecutors hold all the cards. Public defenders and vulnerable clients fold
• National NFL pundits have mixed feelings about Chiefs after win in Mexico City
• Chiefs players loved the team’s ‘Home Alone’ parody video
• No, Patrick Mahomes didn’t throw ball over Skycam camera. It was a trick of the eye
• Updated: Your mega guide to holiday events around Kansas City: Lights, shows and more
• SportsBeat KC: Michael MacCambridge’s new book tells story of 1969 Chiefs and KC
• Chiefs’ Tyreek Hill considered day to day with ‘minor’ hamstring injury, report says
• Chiefs defense comes up big on night offense sputters in 24-17 win over Chargers
• Artificial intelligence may disrupt many Kansas City jobs — and not the ones you think
• Royals affiliates reeling in wake of MLB proposal to reduce minor-league teams
• Kansas chilly from beyond the arc in win over East Tennessee State: ‘We are streaky’
• KU’s most positive development in Tuesday’s win: ‘You basically won the game for us’
• Azubuike dominates paint, scores 21 points in KU’s 75-63 victory over ETSU
• Mizzou basketball vs. Morehead State: Tipoff time, lineups, TV, radio and a prediction