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November 11, 2020

• Prosecutors: KC woman charged in fatal June hit-and-run was speeding, drunk
• In shadow of popular tiny homes, an ambitious plan to serve veterans in Kansas City
• Kansas Republicans use their new titles while avoiding President-elect for Biden
• Blake Shelton, Brandi Carlile join Sudeikis in free show for good Kansas City cause
• The election isn’t over in Johnson County. Here is what’s left to be decided and why
• Man arrested in Utah says he was driving to Missouri to kill Claire McCaskill
• ‘A terrible thing’: KCK man exonerated of murder calls for jailhouse informant reforms
• Letters: KC readers discuss MO utility customers, Trump’s stubbornness and Kamala Harris
• This Veterans Day, those who served can use military experience to bring us together
• Wednesday will have a ‘frosty start.’ Watch for chances of rain later this week in KC
• More than 1,000 supporters urge Trump to stop death sentence for Lisa Montgomery
• Trump supporter swings golf club at couple with a political sign, Minnesota cops say
• After chilly start, beautiful weather conditions expected in Kansas City on Veterans Day
• ‘Get your plans in place’: Shawnee Mission warns of imminent return to online classes
• Why is JoCo turning blue? How red are Kansas and Missouri? Watch 4Star Politics
• Still no winner? Here’s how 2 Johnson County races for the Kansas House will be decided
• ‘There hasn’t been an adopted change yet’: Why needed KC police reforms have gone nowhere
• ‘Rocky road ahead’: KC metro adds over 950 COVID cases, hospitalizations keep rising
• New Kansas City school leader offers $10,000 of his own money to motivate students
• ‘A critical juncture’: KC area hospitals consider options as COVID-19 cases surge
• Hundreds of ducks killed when they mistook wet roads for wetlands, Iowa officials say
• The Kansas City Star to move from downtown building, shift printing operations
• Outdoors report: Winter fishing patterns still emerging and ducks are migrating
• Reviewing the Chiefs defense: Overcoming injuries on the line, strong in secondary
• Chiefs place wide receiver Mecole Hardman on reserve/COVID-19 list
• Chiefs are 8-1 at the bye week. Here’s how they got here and what games are next
• Reviewing the Chiefs offense so far in 2020: Mahomes, Hill, Kelce and the running game
• With Patrick Mahomes, should Chiefs be more aggressive late in games?
• ‘We’re trying to save our homes’: Shawnee nixes $50M proposal for old Wonderscope site
• Royals’ Dayton Moore insists club will not be limited financially in 2021
• SportsBeat KC: Dayton Moore knows title teams. Here’s how he sees the 2021 Royals
• Alleged victim in Silvio De Sousa battery case has permanent eye damage: affidavit
• What Cuonzo Martin says about his five-player recruiting class for Mizzou basketball
• Missouri Tigers football game vs. Georgia postponed because of COVID-19 issues
• Drinkwitz says Mizzou football facing ‘significant’ contact tracing at one position
• Cooler temps have you tempted to prune? For pollinators’ sake, step away from loppers
• Planned for this year: Locally owned pizza and sushi restaurants expanding to Westport