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December 10, 2019

• From out of chaos, Missouri at least wins the day with new coach Eliah Drinkwitz
• School bus struck by bullet Tuesday afternoon near J.C. Harmon High School in KCK
• One person killed in 5-vehicle wreck on I-35 in Johnson County after semi is disabled
• Independence woman has been missing nearly a week, and police ask for public’s help
• Star to end Saturday print edition, expand Friday, Sunday papers
• Two injured after car drives past safety barriers and is hit by train, police say
• DNA links New Orleans serial rape suspect to 3 Kansas City attacks from 2004: charges
• Spare the taxpayer: Do Jackson County and Kansas City each need a separate jail?
• Letters to the editor: A rolling roof at Truman Sports Complex, not downtown baseball
• Is Trump planning to send more troops to the Middle East — or just testing the water?
• Amazon delivery driver caught on video throwing package, driving across Missouri yard
• Elementary school cafeteria worker who was kidnapped on the job is safe, MO cops say
• Kansas City school district misses Missouri’s full accreditation score again
• Dreaming of a white Christmas? Here’s where you can expect a snowy holiday
• Here are the best – and worst – days for holiday travel. They might surprise you
• It will be ‘very, very cold’ in Kansas City, and there’s a chance of snow on Sunday
• Bundle up Kansas City, cold streak to continue with below average temperatures
• One person killed in I-435 rollover wreck near Blue Parkway in Kansas City
• U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds to fly in KC-area air show for first time in a decade
• Family of man killed by Kansas City police hires lawyer. KCPD says man pointed gun.
• KC area school district hasn’t hired outside leader since 1971. The streak continues
• Port Authority votes on USDA incentives, but not happy with where all the money goes
• 7 arrested at UMB bank protest in downtown Kansas City demanding end to role with ICE
• ‘They killed our whole family’: A year later, MoDOT worker’s slaying still unsolved
• Hunter sabotages deer stands to keep game away from his brother, Michigan cops say
• NFL referee curses at Philip Rivers, who was trash-talking a Jaguars player after TD
• Chiefs jump in NFL power rankings: ‘Don’t sleep on them this postseason’
• Chiefs’ Tyrann Mathieu shut himself in a freezer to raise awareness of neglected dogs
• Kansas City events Dec. 12-18: Holiday Express Train, Cirque Christmas, Chiefs
• ‘The facts are uncontested.’ Sharice Davids officially backs Trump’s impeachment
• Players in Chiefs’ secondary bait good quarterbacks. They seem to know what’s coming
• With land in hand, American Royal plans to start building $220M site in KCK next year
• With federal boost, developer plans $100M towers near Kansas City arts landmark
• Sprint executive’s messages revealed in court suggest T-Mobile deal may boost prices
• Quick Scout: This Milwaukee weakness could be a problem vs. KU at Allen Fieldhouse
• Royals not motivated to trade key pieces of major-league roster
• Despite Hunter Dozier’s success, Royals will explore options at third base
• Royals probably won’t rush to sign free agents, Moore says, but later deals possible
• Kansas wants public schools to ban all vaping — even for visitors at events
• Don’t let the holiday season distract you from your finances
• Gary Pinkel showed Mizzou what was possible in SEC, believes Drinkwitz can follow suit
• After whirlwind weekend, Eliah Drinkwitz seizes ‘opportunity of a lifetime’ at Mizzou
• SportsBeat KC: Drinkwitz wins press conference, needs more victories at Mizzou
• From Eliah Drinkwitz’s salary to buyout, here are his Mizzou contract details
• Missouri Curators unanimously approve Drinkwitz’s contract: Tigers have new coach
• ‘Iconic piece’ of Brookside property has a new owner. Shop to make way for other tenants