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September 2, 2014

• Jack Brady: Fully funded public defenders ensure effective justice for the poor
• Suburban Conference high school football: Week 2 review
• Handcuffed student’s drowning reveals problems with Missouri Water Patrol
• Airport officials trying to bring more ‘international’ to KCI
• Texas voter ID trial may lead to return of federal oversight
• Lane Adams on his major-league debut: ‘No words to describe the feeling’
• Josh Willingham passes tests on sore back, ready to play for Royals
• Replay: Royals Q&A with The Star’s Andy McCullough
• Major-league baseball players join fight against cancer
• Josh Willingham sits out again as Royals face Rangers
• Video: How to make a Paper Chief
• Former Chiefs great Brian Waters calls it a career
• Kurt Coleman, a former Eagles safety, signs with KC Chiefs
• Chiefs kicker Cairo Santos achieves his dream with help from ‘Madden’
• Christopher Elbow chocolate and P.T.’s Coffee go together like coffee-chocolate bars
• Take my sweat, please: Tennis’ gross towel ritual
• Video: Sporting KC faces a challenge in Wednesday night match at New England Revolution
• Readers express thoughts on illegal immigration, KC Chiefs, ‘The Wizard of Oz’
• The Monday Poll: What you’re thinking about minimum wage
• Gov. Sam Brownback and his staff must stop trying to fool Kansans on tax cuts
• Missouri seeks to get more local food into schools
• New Dance Partners highlights links between arts and business
• Animal health company adding jobs at Overland Park office
• Olathe company opens Atlanta office
• In Edgerton, all eyes are on Bettis proposal for asphalt, concrete plant
• Danedri Herbert: My history is better than theirs
• Letters to the editor: Have we lost our sense of humor?
• Steve Rose: Tough questions require real answers about the county’s fiscal situation
• Emily Parnell: How about some in-your-face fundraising?
• ‘iPad, iRegister’ voter program earns national award
• Judge allows DNA tests in killings outside Overland Park Jewish centers
• Man arrested in Northland assault; police seek connection to triple murder in south KC
• Politico: Jay Nixon frustrated, exhausted
• Centene to build claims processing center in Ferguson, Mo.
• Focus sessions on parks draw a variety of advocates
• Susan Vollenweider: Recognizing the darkness
• Letters to the editor
• Emily Parnell: How about some in-your-face fundraising?
• Matt Keenan: My kids planning my funeral? In their hands, the plot sickens
• Eating for Life: A few tweaks turn Oatmeal Spice Cookies into healthy treats
• Could this be Aurelien Collin’s final season with Sporting Kansas City?
• Colts owner Jim Irsay suspended six games, fined $500,000
• Blue Valley, Kansas City Christian jump into Kansas Tennis Coaches Association rankings
• Lee's Summit West climbs to top spot in Missouri Class 6 football rankings
• Burning Man festival draws peak crowd of 66,000
• Video claims to show beheading of U.S. journalist Steven Sotloff
• Special project: Contract to Cheat
• Storms roll through Midwest with hail, winds
• Emerald ash borer found in Shawnee Mission Park
• Park Hill schools lockdown lifted
• Another flight diverted over reclining seat fight
• Girl who killed instructor said Uzi was too much for her
• It’s no longer safe to recline your airplane seat
• 32 teens escape from Nashville detention center
• Nebraska school’s volleyball team photo shuts down rail traffic
• Winning numbers for Monday, Sept. 1, 2014
• Olathe chef creates his own barbecue niche with the Rub
• KC Chamber of Commerce issues report card on ‘Big 5’ initiatives
• Home Depot investigating credit-card data breach
• Great-West completes purchase of Overland Park retirement services firm
• Senior housing coming to Richmond, Mo.
• Apple, FBI probing reports iCloud was hacked to gain stars’ nude photos
• Ex KU star Mario Chalmers lists Miami condo for $4 million
• Ferrellgas purchases salt-water wells in Texas
• Manufacturing jumps in nation, Midwest
• KC tech firm MindMixer receives $17 million in venture capital
• Physicians’ Medicare payment data put costly eye treatments under the microscope
• Sprint’s Boost Mobile promotion doubles data and cuts price
• Shawnee Mission Northwest grad played key role in online startup Twitch
• Kat’s Money Corner: Planning a parents’ date night
• Owners of Tasty Thai open Big Bowl Pho next door
• ‘No-frills’ grocery store opening in Olathe
• New outfielder Terrance Gore to provide Royals speed in a pinch
• Replay: Updates, stats from Tuesday night’s Royals-Rangers game
• Christian Colon, Aaron Crow, Terrance Gore, Liam Hendriks called up to Royals
• KC Royals return to winning ways with 4-3 victory over Rangers
• Billy Butler sits for Royals series opener as Eric Hosmer starts at first
• Less than three months after being drafted, Brandon Finnegan is in a Royals uniform
• Missouri, K-State football teams rise in coaches poll, stay put in AP rankings
• Power & Light skyscraper losing its last tenant, BNIM architecture firm
• Running back DeMarcus Robinson gets the Kansas State moment he’s coveted
• Jayhawks cornerback Kevin Short leaving program
• Missouri punter Christian Brinser’s patience pays off
• Kenya Dennis fits Mizzou’s need for size at cornerback
• Advocates seeking Kansans with voter problems
• Kansas gets $350,000 for healthier school meals
• Topeka will consider banning public nudity
• Drug, alcohol abuse top reason for removing Kansas kids from home
• Get the facts about the spread of Emerald Ash Borer