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November 12, 2025

• On The Vine: This nonprofit changes lives. Now it needs the community’s support
• What’s in a name? KC’s Manual High School was all about trades
• Epstein files: Latest Trump revelations demand disclosure | Opinion
• Where are Kansas City’s holiday pop-up bars? See the full list
• Travis Kelce explains how he recharged during the Chiefs’ bye week
• ‘Frightened to fabulous.’ See Indiana shelter dog transform as she awaits home
• Johnson County dad’s violent deportation to El Salvador, detailed
• Kansas City Zoo seeking the public’s help naming its ‘spotty’ new resident
• Athletes sue USA Fencing for allowing transgender fencers in KC tournament
• Court denies change of judge request in Wyandotte County jail death case
• Kansas City man faces murder charges for alleged role in deadly April shooting
• Missouri governor floats retractable roof at Arrowhead as fight over Chiefs drags on
• Ex-Independence officer called ‘overly emotional’ after officer’s death, suit says
• KU student killed in hit-and-run ‘was going to do so much more,’ parents say
• Massive Mexican sports bar opens in Kansas City: ‘Leading the path’
• Get into the holiday spirit with JoCo events: Wreath-making, tree-lighting & more
• Judges say Lee’s Summit population has grown bigger than its courts can serve
• Kansas woman explores Indigenous crisis in this thriller. Join the conversation
• Why were people making poppies at WWI Museum’s Veterans Day observance?
• Supreme Court ruling didn’t stop abortion. Kansas sees the needs firsthand | Opinion
• JoCo woman with terminal colon cancer at 24 has a warning for young people
• As 2026 FIFA World Cup ticket presales continue, beware of scams and fakes
• USPS employee dies in workplace accident weeks after engagement, MI reports say
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes quietly helped raise money for young victims of Texas flood
• Travis Kelce and his niece had a sweet interaction while recording New Heights
• Hundreds of new apartments mark ‘transformational moment’ for Johnson County city
• Did you see the northern lights in Kansas or Missouri? Share your photos & views
• Wife of KC Black Panthers’ founder returns to metro inspiring the next generation
• Lottery player is ‘living in a fantasy’ after winning huge jackpot in Michigan
• Royals general manager deftly sidesteps talk of a possible MLB salary cap
• Kansas City Mavericks keep rolling with another Kids Day win, this one in Wichita
• Royals have new-look hitting coaching staff. Why this emphasis could do wonders
• Kansas county apologizes, agrees to pay $3M over small-town newspaper raid
• Fire chief faced retaliation after KCFD failed to investigate racism claims, suit says
• Will you be able to see the northern lights in KC again? What to know Wednesday
• We want your recipes: Share your favorite Thanksgiving dish with The Star
• Boy under 5 critically injured in Kansas City East Side apartment shooting
• Pitt State Gorillas, Northwest Missouri Bearcats renew football rivalry in KC
• Flight with members of Congress returning for reopening vote diverted to KCI
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes, Xavier Worthy shrug off Bills’ ‘tell’ on body language
• The Royals pursued Marcus Thames for this reason. It could unlock the offense
• KU Jayhawks sign 2, including 247Sports’ No. 1 PG, on 1st day of signing period
• Why Bill Self considers this Kansas basketball team to have six starters
• Three takeaways from KU basketball’s dominant win over Texas A&M-Corpus Christi
• KU basketball was down one freshman Tuesday. Another one stole the show
• Darryn Peterson misses another game for KU basketball. Here’s what we know
• Dreaming of a white (sand) Christmas? KC Margaritaville launching holiday pop-ups
• Mizzou Tigers unveil 1st official hoops signings for 2026. And they’re good ones
• Mizzou football vs. Mississippi State: Five things to know about MU’s senior day