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September 19, 2014

• Nick Swardson isn’t crazy, just ‘eccentric’
• Kansas City theaters open season with a dazzling range of works
• Olathe North edges Olathe South in double overtime
• Family’s statement says Olathe East’s James McGinnis is breathing on his own
• News of teammate’s improvement a spark for Olathe East
• Second-half surge lifts Blue Springs
• Defense propels Aquinas past Blue Valley Northwest
• Fort Osage escapes against Staley
• Replay: Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback, Paul Davis squared off in debate
• At debate, Kansas gubernatorial candidates focus on Johnson County
• Kansas ballots go overseas without a Democrat in Senate race
• Pat Roberts and Greg Orman see several issues differently in the U.S. Senate race in Kansas
• Royals expect best-attended series in a decade this weekend
• Billy Butler starts as Royals’ DH to begin Detroit series
• Royals mailbag: What’s on Billy Butler’s mind? Will KC negotiate with James Shields?
• Jason Vargas duels with Justin Verlander as Royals begin crucial series with Tigers
• Chiefs’ Ron Parker hopes to be a quick study at an old position
• Lack of turnovers is a problem the Chiefs want to fix
• Former Chief Chris Martin sues team over improper use of artwork
• Chiefs list Jamaal Charles as questionable for Dolphins game
• Odds are long, but there are teams that have made playoffs after starting 0-2
• Replay: Chiefs chat with Terez A. Paylor at noon
• Readers share thoughts on Democrats, Super Bowl dreams and harassment
• Gov. Sam Brownback’s tax cut act shouldn’t play well in Johnson County
• Man dies after being shot in Kansas City, Kan.
• Overland Park names new police chief
• Teen subdued with a stun gun has brain damage, lawyer says
• Suspect charged in KC business burglaries
• Arson blamed for southeast KC house explosion
• Kansas City man is given life sentence in triple murder
• KCK man charged in airport bomb threat
• Man shot in head in south Kansas City
• Man who aided in Shawnee robbery and killing is sentenced to prison
• Plymouth street rod long has been a work in progress
• Shaker hood is Challenger throwback
• Readorama: Winston Churchill went melodramatic to rally Brits
• Purple pain for K-State when opportunity to make splash nationally slips away
• NFL’s blind spot may have inadvertently opened the public’s eyes to domestic violence
• Missouri high school football Week 5 picks: Lee's Summit, Blue Springs meet in conference showdown
• NFL commissioner Roger Goodell: ‘We will get our house in order’
• ESPN report: Ravens knew more about Ray Rice incident
• Will Olathe South or Olathe North stay undefeated in week three of Kansas high school football?
• Reaction to NFL’s Roger Goodell’s ‘I got it wrong’ message
• Missouri S&T gets $3 million for cybersecurity effort
• Pedestrian struck, killed on I-635 in Riverside
• Authorities ID body found floating in Lake of the Ozarks
• Missouri town’s judge creates ‘shame corner' as alternate punishment
• Kansas City school lockdown lifted
• Kansas City Heart to Heart team responding to Ebola crisis in Africa
• Former KC police chief McNamara dies
• Video: Plaza Art Fair is this weekend
• Living a remote-controlled life
• Winning numbers for Friday, Sept. 19
• Metcalf South Shopping Center closes
• Sheplers reports data breach at stores between June 11 and Sept. 4
• AMC to install more reclining seats, bars and big screens
• Kansas City chamber to unveil 2015 area economic outlook Tuesday
• Fans line up worldwide to buy iPhone 6, 6 Plus
• Joyce Carol Oates’ new collection portrays the darkness and longing in people searching for connection
• Kansas City-based Brash Books gives life to old mysteries
• The week ahead: Fresh data on the pulse of the housing market
• Jason Vargas, Royals crushed by Tigers in 10-1 drubbing to start crucial series
• Replay: Tweets from Friday night’s Royals-Tigers game
• Royals great Frank White returns to Kauffman Stadium for first time since 2011
• Royals’ top minor-league players, including Hunter Dozier, honored before Friday’s game
• Olathe sunflower
• Game report: No. 5 Auburn 20, No. 20 Kansas State 14
• Missouri satisfied it can take the Hoosiers’ offense in stride
• After Duke loss, KU receivers hoping to spark passing attack
• Sneak a peek of Creekmoor’s new models, new home sites
• See Wolf Creek’s new floor plans during Parade
• Fall Parade of Homes is ideal time to see Cedar Creek
• Start Parade of Homes with these Chapel Hill entries
• Experience Rodrock Homes at the Fall Parade