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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Police are looking for a driver that fled the scene of a fatal crash in Kansas City, Missouri, before officers arrived.

31-year-old man drives himself to Omaha hospital after shooting Omaha World-Herald

Weather, fireworks give Omaha a beautiful night to say goodbye to 2019 Omaha World-Herald

Awards season is officially kicking off this evening with the “fun” one, a.k.a. the one that serves booze—the Golden Globes, in which the Hollywood Foreign Press Association allows Ricky Gervais to roast film and television’s elite and hopefully not make anymore transphobic “jokes” (sure, Ricky). It’s also the…

Branch banks are not a thing of the past, Chase Bank says Omaha World-Herald

Omaha Lancers put together a three-goal rally to defeat Lincoln Omaha World-Herald

The spirit of the West helps me find models of faith National Catholic Reporter

Bobby Ghosh: Soleimani coordinated terrible carnage across the Middle East Omaha World-Herald

The Public Pulse: Omaha bike trails; Praise for Murante; Indict Trump Omaha World-Herald

Editorial: Offutt forensic lab's work brings comfort to military families Omaha World-Herald

Steven V. Roberts: Religion and the two parties' election maneuvering Omaha World-Herald

EW's Ten Most Read Stories of 2019 Eugene Weekly

Looking back: This week in Klamath Basin history Herald and News

Husker walk-on Jordan Paup has entered the transfer portal Omaha World-Herald

Here's a look at the top stories making headlines on the "CBS Weekend News" anchored by Elaine Quijano.

Maurice Washington will not return to Husker football team Omaha World-Herald

Big Mama's Kitchen prepares to open in new north Omaha location Omaha World-Herald

Camp Munroe performers gain confidence, skills in 'undersea' production Omaha World-Herald

Looking back, 2019: A twist in the Monterey Peninsula desalination saga Monterey Herald

Books offer perspectives on the state of Oregon Herald and News

The news was expected Monday. Then, Tuesday. Then, Wednesday. . . The Cowboys informed Jason Garrett on Sunday afternoon that they are moving on from him, with PFT confirming the report of Jay Glazer of Fox. Garrett, whose contract expires Jan. 14, will not return as the team’s head coach. Garrett’s exit was anticipated since [more]

Based on zero evidence, Mike Pence channeled his finest Dick Cheney when claiming assassinated Iranian general Qassem Suleimani had a hand in 9/11.

1. End of an era: Jason Garrett fired as Cowboys HC  NFL.com
2. Meyer, Cowher should be at top of Cowboys' coaching candidates list  msnNOW
3. Report: Jason Garrett refuses to accept his fate even though Cowboys have repeatedly told him he's out  Yahoo Sports
4. Dallas Cowboys’ coaching saga veering into absurdity  San Antonio Express-News
5. Cowboys announce they won't renew Jason Garrett's contract  ESPN
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