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September 13, 2014

• Transcript: Warning Offensive Language - Trooper talks with supervisor after Brandon Ellingson's death
• Video: Warning Offensive Language - Trooper talks with supervisor after Brandon Ellingson's death
• Amid account of Brandon Ellingson’s drowning, Missouri trooper worried about mistakes, job
• Gaylord Torrence marks a career high with ‘Plains’ exhibit
• Private gifts to KC region’s universities set records as public financing shrinks
• Ned Yost rearranges Royals lineup as KC looks to snap skid
• Here are 15 ways in 15 days for the Kansas City Royals to make the playoffs
• Chiefs-Broncos scouting report
• Cracking the Peyton Manning Code: How the Chiefs can control the Broncos’ offense
• KC Rep’s ‘Our Town’ captures classic play’s view of the eternal
• After ending four-game drought, Sporting KC looks to build winning streak
• Keep Kansas’ renewable energy mandate and the benefits of wind power
• Readers share thoughts on Kris Kobach, the new Iraq war and the KC streetcar design
• FedEx worker dies after being pinned by his delivery vehicle
• Graffiti hits Liberty Memorial wall
• Man injured after falling from wedding party bus
• Fall home tours: Learn about preservation in Liberty, Lexington and lake living at Lotawana
• Flagrant dove-hunting violation shines a spotlight on Kansas
• Boats and people clog Minnesota lake, but the fish don’t seem to care
• Eddie Ingram wins for the first time at Lakeside Speedway
• A rewind of quite possibly the NFL’s worst week
• In case you missed it: 5 things to read this weekend
• Masked robber hits Northland bank
• Family wanted: Andrea hopes for a home
• Legal Aid of Western Missouri marks a half-century of helping those most in need
• Art Walk reminds us that we can walk along Brush Creek for miles
• Exploitation of elderly woman by a ‘friend’ is another chapter in an increasingly common story
• The 1985 Royals: It seems like forever
• Previous coverage of the Brandon Ellingson drowning death case
• Kansas City International Airport to upgrade its free Wi-Fi, eliminate dead spots
• KC expo will shed light on restoring old homes
• Winning numbers for Saturday, Sept. 13
• Ned Yost reconfigures lineup, watches Royals knock off Red Sox, 7-1
• Royals rookie pitcher Brandon Finnegan comes through again
• Replay: Updates, stats from Saturday’s Royals-Red Sox game
• Maty Mauk might become the most successful of Gary Pinkel’s quarterbacks at Missouri
• Missouri running backs Marcus Murphy, Russell Hansbrough suffer fourth-quarter injuries
• Game report: No. 20 Mizzou 38, Central Florida 10
• No. 20 Mizzou turns up pressure, pulls away from Central Florida
• Replay: Tweets from Saturday’s Mizzou-Central Florida game
• Kansas’ Montell Cozart withstands fourth-quarter hit
• Kansas looks lifeless in 41-3 loss to Duke
• Game report: Duke 41, Kansas 3
• Live stats, updates from Saturday’s Kansas-Duke college football game
• Parking multiple cars, toys aren’t problems at Chapel Hill
• Nature, easy access and golf attract buyers to Cottonwood Canyon
• Farmers National Company Auction Services coming to KC market
• The art of downsizing at Loch Lloyd
• Stonebridge communities unequaled for value, amenities, fun
• Tera Miranda Shores offers lake living, in a grand style