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September 11, 2014

• SM East graduate a spark for Northwestern women’s soccer team
• This week in Kansas City: The Kansas City Blues Society’s Skinny Tuesday Pub Crawl, the Jesse James Festival and the Plaza 10K
• For video gamers, waiting can be the hardest part
• Video shows troopers re-creating Brandon Ellingson patrol boat ride
• Watch the ‘mind-blowing’ Union Station centennial video
• Peyton Manning’s return was more improbable than inevitable
• Details in trooper’s account of the drowning of Brandon Ellingson changed, report shows
• Kansas City Council votes to strengthen domestic violence laws
• Ted Cruz gets booed at Christians’ dinner, walks off stage
• GOP wants Paul Davis appointee removed from school task force
• Missouri lawmakers override $53 million of budget vetoes
• FBI investigates vandalism at Rep. Emanuel Cleaver’s Kansas City office
• Missouri lawmakers take aim at Kansas City ban on open carry
• Liam Hendriks makes spot start for Royals as series with Boston begins
• Business world suits Chiefs’ Chase Daniel to a T
• Chiefs haven’t lost faith in kicker Cairo Santos
• Broncos’ Emmanuel Sanders reflects on Chiefs’ offseason courtship
• Chiefs’ Dee Ford working on developing more pass-rush counter moves
• Chiefs add safety Daniel Sorensen to practice squad
• Video: Chiefs must use Jamaal Charles more Sunday vs. Denver Broncos
• Dom Dwyer emerges as Sporting Kansas City’s top scorer
• The Star’s high school football rankings for Sept. 11
• The Star’s high school football players of the week for Sept. 12
• Readers share thoughts on the Lake of the Ozarks drowning, Egypt and President Obama
• President Obama’s measured strategy against the Islamic State is the right approach
• Gov. Jay Nixon, women and public safety are big losers in Missouri veto session
• FYI Caption Contest for Sept. 12
• Ideas sought for restoring old Platte County log cabin
• As I See It: It’s time for Kansas, Missouri to end economic border war
• Former UMB Bank employee is among 10 sentenced in $650,000 bank fraud
• State senator to Jay Nixon: You were 'chilling out' instead of responding to Ferguson
• Missouri lawmakers target Gov. Jay Nixon’s vetoes on abortion, guns
• Update: Kansas high court to hear Chad Taylor ballot case in Senate race
• Lee’s Summit teenager catches the bass of a lifetime at farm pond
• Effort to override veto of captive-deer reclassification fails, but supporters haven’t given up
• KC area high school football schedule for Sept. 12-13
• NFL and Roger Goodell can’t shield themselves anymore in the Ray Rice case
• Senate women: NFL should have no tolerance for domestic violence
• NFL to look into its handling of the Ray Rice case
• Pacers’ Paul George defends Ray Rice, and Twitter lets George have it
• Toronto mayor Rob Ford hospitalized with suspected tumor
• Judge: Pistorius can’t be found guilty of murder
• Timothy Ray Jones Jr., accused of slaying his five children, is an ex-con who had a nasty divorce
• Shawnee mansion destroyed by fire
• Partially submerged vehicle found in Missouri River in Kansas City
• New playground opens at zoo
• Cool and wet defined 2014 summer weather in KC area
• One killed, eight seriously injured in Missouri I-70 pileup
• Missouri man dies after walking in front of tractor-trailer
• Alleged burglar takes a nap ... police take photos
• Pennsylvania Chipotle workers walk out, store closes
• Oscar Pistorius not guilty of murder, may face culpable homicide
• Teacher accidentally shoots self in leg at school
• 9/11 remembered amid renewed terror threat
• Man accused in Letterman kidnapping plot to be freed
• Changes surround 9/11 anniversary commemoration
• Obama’s request to combat militants draws bipartisan support
• Sprint CEO Marcelo Claure outlines shake-up of entire company
• Rail union members vote down BNSF proposal to cut train crew size
• GM says it is largely finished with vehicle recalls
• Andy Sareyan is the new CEO at Andrews McMeel Universal
• The Roasterie’s Danny O’Neill will speak at small-business event
• Data miners selling sick grandparents for 15 cents a name
• Hanna Andersson, Sephora coming to Leawood
• Winning numbers for Wednesday, Sept. 10
• KC Royals pitchers Greg Holland, Danny Duffy on the mend
• Replay: Tweets from Thursday’s Royals-Red Sox game
• James Shields comes up big as Royals regain first place with 3-0 victory over Detroit
• Kansas City Council approves Oxford on the Blue office park plan
• Kansas City convention group is moving to the Power & Light District
• Mondays with ‘Tank:’ KU’s JaCorey Shepherd spends off days as a mentor
• Kansas-Duke college football preview
• Three properties have investment potential
• Missouri’s Markus Golden, Shane Ray continue defensive end dominance
• Missouri-Central Florida college football preview
• What to do about green mats left on my lawn by Google?
• Video: Will mums last through the winter?
• KC baseball park designer branches into college football