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November 17, 2020

• ACLU sues to end federal death row conditions it claims re-torture Lisa Montgomery
• Temperature to drop slightly on Tuesday in Kansas City, but a rebound is on the way
• New police dog shot after it lunged at officer during an arrest, Indiana sheriff says
• Amazon rolls out new online pharmacy. Here’s what to know
• Family’s dog shot and killed by investigator who went to wrong home, Arkansas cops say
• ESPN made a great ‘Monday Night Football’ graphic based on the movie ‘Office Space’
• ‘COVID nightmare’: Topeka hospital boarding patients in hallways, waiting rooms
• Dolly Parton had a role in Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine, and fans are praising her
• KC metro adds over 1,100 COVID cases as KU Health System sees record virus patients
• Black female detectives ‘targeted’ in KCPD’s probe of child crimes unit, lawsuit says
• Letters: KC readers discuss worthy caregivers, youth sports and natural women leaders
• ‘He has a great visual eye.’ LS man up for an Emmy for his documentary of Drumm Farm
• Weather conditions will remain warm and windy in KC before rains return this weekend
• Overnight shooting on Independence Avenue leaves 1 dead, 1 injured in Kansas City
• KC’s new COVID restrictions are welcome, but they won’t be enough. You’re on your own
• Parents of 2016 shooting victim awarded $4 million in wrongful death lawsuit
• Thanksgiving meals may be pricier this year, report says. Here’s why COVID is to blame
• Cleaver and Blunt’s bill to commemorate Negro Leagues baseball heads to Trump’s desk
• Leavenworth boys were fatally shot before father fled to Oklahoma, court records show
• Prosecutor: Parson directs AG to help investigate MO reform school, ‘possible charges’
• Jimmy Fallon reveals weird quote from Chiefs’ Travis Kelce was a ‘Tonight Show’ prank
• From vicious cycle to ‘virtuous circle,’ Chiefs driving toward dynasty around Andy Reid
• With Monday’s game on the line, the Bears turned to ex-Chiefs quarterback Tyler Bray
• Jon Gruden gives odd answer when asked about Raiders’ victory lap after beating Chiefs
• Kansas and Missouri hospitals consider shuffling of patients to handle COVID-19 surge
• COVID-19 outbreak at Lee’s Summit nursing home leaves 20 residents dead
• SportsBeat KC: Raiders’ bus ride, Reid+Veach extensions, and are Chiefs built to last?
• Refugee women come to KC furniture maker’s aid as business shifts amid COVID crisis
• Will COVID-19 postpone another Mizzou game? Tigers hover close to SEC roster minimum
• KU stars Devon Dotson, Udoka Azubuike ready for NBA Draft. Where might they land?
• Former KU Jayhawks guard Rex Walters lands assistant coaching job with NBA team
• KU football won’t have fans at final home games. A decision on men’s basketball looms
• Bill Self on NCAA moving March Madness to one spot: ‘I think we’ll have a tournament’
• Decade-old Power & Light restaurant shuts its doors. It could return post-pandemic
• On the menu at this new Troost restaurant: pizza, deli sandwiches & Fluffernutters
• New to the world of banking? College students should take notes on financial tips