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September 16, 2014

• Darryl Burton: Two recent exonerations cause new concern about the death penalty
• Olathe East’s James McGinnis showing signs of improvement
• After drowning of Brandon Ellingson, Missouri House committee to review merger of Water Patrol into Highway Patrol
• 816 swimming: Broncos second at Independence Invitational
• Suburban Conference high school football: Week 4 review
• 816 North swimming: Blue Jays fifth at Independence Invitational
• 913 area high school football: Week 2 review
• Adrian Peterson returns to Vikings as new child abuse allegations surface
• Neighborhoods, schools, churches wrestle over digital signs
• Kansas Supreme Court hears Chad Taylor’s request to remove himself from U.S. Senate ballot
• Billy Butler returns to Royals lineup, but hits don’t follow in victory over White Sox
• Nori Aoki starts again at DH for Royals, Billy Butler returns to bench
• Video: Watch the amazing way the Royals scored the winning run on Monday
• Former Chiefs Will Shields, Albert Lewis and Nick Lowery nominated for Pro Football Hall of Fame
• Chiefs kicker Cairo Santos: ‘I know patience runs out in the NFL’
• J. Rieger’s antique Kansas City name is scheduled for a comeback
• Grand jury to review case of NASCAR driver Tony Stewart’s fatal accident
• Olathe East linebacker James McGinnis critical but stable
• School districts reviewing emergency response protocols after player's collapse
• Don’t let Kansas lawmaking bullies succeed at censorship in Johnson County
• Readers share thoughts on Sen. Claire McCaskill, employer compliance and Mayor Sly James
• Stratford Commons senior living set for major expansion
• Business notes: Westlake hardware workers pitch in to help Olathe family
• Clay and Platte: News from around our towns
• Operation Kidsafe to offer fingerprint station at car dealership
• Nick and Jake’s sports bar has fans cheering
• Overland Park teen charged in traffic death of pedestrian
• Kansas City shows a promising trend in crime statistics
• Charges are filed in August killing in Kansas City
• Video shows teen after Independence police officer used stun gun on him
• Could it be that Iowa doesn’t like Hillary?
• Roberts, Brownback trail in new poll
• Praeger endorses Democrat for KS insurance commissioner
• As I See It | Nathan Jensen: It’s time for Kansas, Missouri to end economic border war
• Snarky in the Suburbs: The multi-story Verrückt plunge isn’t all that’s insane about this experience
• Susan Vollenweider: Advice from 18 years down the road
• Letters to the editor
• Tony Rizzo: Ah, the wonder. Beautiful soccer fields in the heart of Kansas City
• As I See It | Nathan Jensen: It’s time for Kansas, Missouri to end economic border war
• 2014-15 hunting calendar
• Nick Foles rallies Philadelphia Eagles past Indianapolis Colts
• Where does Kearney belong in the Missouri Class 4 football poll? Here’s what the voters say…
• U.S. tobacco growers brace for tougher competition
• Effort to lower marijuana penalties in Kansas gets 2nd try
• Westbound I-70 reopens following crash near Truman Sports Complex
• Raytown to close Super Splash for 2015
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, Sept. 15
• U.S. ambassador to receive MRIGlobal award
• Port of Kansas City terminal is reopening to barge traffic
• Former banker develops tag holder for pets
• Kat’s Money Corner: The perfect ring, for less
• Sprint sells push-to-talk technology to New Jersey company
• Replay: Updates, stats from Tuesday night’s Royals-White Sox game
• James Shields could start playoff opener after Royals tweak pitching rotation
• Royals beat White Sox 4-3 as Terrance Gore scores from second on Lorenzo Cain’s walkoff infield single
• New football poll includes media, coaches and players
• Kansas State coach Bill Snyder won’t give in to hyperbole about Auburn game
• Missouri receiver Jimmie Hunt is racking up touchdowns
• Missouri defensive tackle Josh Augusta displays athletic ability
• Oklahoma Joe’s founders cutting final business ties
• First Watch returns to familiar territory in North Kansas City
• More on the mystery plant