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August 22, 2014

• Suburban Conference Red high school football preview
• Suburban Conference White high school football preview
• Suburban Conference Blue high school football preview
• Blue Springs twins Carlos and Khalil Davis are double trouble for opponents
• Suburban Conference Gold again has some of KC area’s best high school football teams
• City Council reaffirms ballot language on Clay Chastain’s initiative
• Kansas legislative report criticizes tax plan of governor candidate Paul Davis
• Obama’s vacations in line with U.S. average
• Obama faces tough options in Iraq and Syria
• Ryan says he’d love to see Romney run again
• Royals mailbag: An update on Luke Hochevar? Who is the emergency catcher?
• Salvador Perez returns to Royals lineup after clean MRI on knee
• On the set in Kansas City with ‘Ask This Old House’
• Fire tables are red hot, creating a cozy ambiance with the flip of a switch
• Chiefs’ Donald Stephenson suspended four games for violating PED policy
• Justin Houston and Chiefs ‘are far apart’ on contract extension
• Chiefs’ Knile Davis now handles the ball with care
• Former Chiefs quarterback Matt Cassel still feels at home in Kansas City
• Chiefs are adjusting to leaguewide crackdown on overly physical defensive play on receivers
• QB Alex Smith on facing Vikings: ‘We’ve treated this as a game week’ (video)
• Replay: Chiefs Q&A with Terez A. Paylor
• Heat alters high school football openers
• Deliver babies on their timeline, not a mother’s
• Readers share views on Republicans, Iran and the Kansas water shortage
• Progress in KC’s urban core requires leadership from school district and chamber officials
• Kansas City forum discusses civil rights and police shootings
• KC community seeks justice for murdered child and mother
• The naked gunslinger: KC man is charged after unloading weapon and unloading clothes
• David Knopf: The I’s don’t have it in Coke’s name game
• VW’s sleek four-door has high style
• Heading into postseason, FC Kansas City is fueled by last year’s playoff loss
• KC area high school football kickoff ... by the numbers
• It’s time for some Missouri high school football opening-week predictions
• Mizzou making strides in dealing with past and future in wake of alleged sexual assault cases
• The week that was, Aug. 17-23 | Ice buckets, haters and ‘The Simpsons’
• Copper thieves stealing bronze vases from Raytown cemetery
• Kansas announces $1.2 billion transportation plan, including I-70 expansion
• Dangerous heat expected in Kansas City Friday, Saturday
• Firm reviewing UMKC rankings has worked many years for university system
• Area’s second possible heat-related death reported
• Jackson County prosecutor files probation status report for Bishop Robert Finn
• Kansas expands investigation into virus striking infants
• Union Station’s Anubis dons a Chiefs jersey for Red Friday
• Fraternity offers to pay for Michael Brown’s funeral
• What happens in Ferguson if charges aren’t filed against officer?
• Three blacks among 12 grand jurors in Ferguson police shooting case
• 2.2 million bean bag chairs recalled after deaths of kids
• James Foley’s parents had hoped to negotiate with militants
• Ice bucket challenge goes wrong, firefighters hurt
• Woman who got kicked in the face pays fine for climbing into giraffe pen
• Oklahoma City cop accused in six sexual assaults
• Pet amenities are a draw for homebuyers
• Fall decor does a Scottish fling
• Readorama: Making wagonloads of money in pre-Civil War Independence
• More than 1,000 U.S. businesses affected by same cyberattack that hit Target
• Russian consumer safety officials scrutinize American whiskeys
• Ice bucket challenge may change nonprofit world
• Houston Astros parody St. Joe’s East Hills mall ad
• Ten years after giant stock sale, Google remains a growth machine
• The week ahead: Best Buy reports its quarterly results Tuesday
• Robert Hellenga’s ‘The Confessions of Frances Godwin’ outshines his previous works
• Winning numbers for Thursday, Aug. 21
• In an excellent novel, a couple’s letters link the horror of the trenches with the hominess of the Kentish farm.
• Replay: Tweets from Friday night’s Royals-Rangers game
• Two young starters figure prominently in Royals’ push to the playoffs
• Redevelopment of Power & Light Building is a go
• Highly rated cornerback Duke Shelley commits to Kansas State
• Jesse Ertz and Joe Hubener battle it out for K-State backup quarterback spot
• Burden now is on Kansas freshman running back Corey Avery
• Wide variety of rural listings shows Dunn & Holland Team’s diversity
• Grand opening for 53 new executive home sites in Winterset Valley
• Richard Mather Builders provides quality homes for 50-plus years
• Missouri men’s basketball announces complete schedule, with TV times
• MU athletic director explains why 2008 Derrick Washington allegation wasn’t investigated by school
• Derrick Washington denies rape allegation in ESPN story
• Blue Springs South senior Kevin Puryear commits to Missouri
• 75 wild horses die in Kansas corral
• Kansas day care owner arrested after girl’s leg partially severed by lawn mower