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September 26, 2014

• Olathe East injured player expected to leave intensive care
• The Star’s high school football rankings (Sept. 25)
• Gov. Sam Brownback picks up Democratic support in Kansas City, Kan.
• ATA wins $1.2 million federal grant to benefit Prospect Avenue buses
• Kansas City joins national trend in raising private money for police
• Chiefs great Fred Arbanas gets ‘Fred Friday’ celebration as he nears end of second career
• Settlement calls for partial refunds to drivers caught on red-light cameras
• Republicans rallying behind religious liberty
• Royals fans celebrate from South Korea to White House to KC
• Joe McKnight tears Achilles’ tendon, third Chiefs player to suffer injury this year
• Chiefs reveal the nature of defensive end Mike Catapano’s mystery illness
• Replay: Chiefs chat with The Star’s Terez A. Paylor
• Tony Stewart unsure if he will race sprint cars again
• Just like a movie: Jeter wins it for Yankees in home farewell
• Readers share thoughts on President Obama, Greg Orman and Metro North Mall
• Strip clubs, sex toys, skinny dips: This week in Kansas has it all
• Hair-raising: Scrunchies make a fashionable comeback
• TheChat: Ex-Sen. Robert Bennett bemoans Pat Roberts’ handling of residency issue
• Sen. Pat Roberts’ address confusion embedded in paperwork
• 10 residents displaced by Overland Park apartment fire
• Woman wins ‘porn star’ lawsuit against KC radio station 96.5 The Buzz
• Catalog Scout: A sofa from Anthropologie? Yes, please
• Taking a ‘frontier mentality’ against vaccinating one’s children leaves the rest of society vulnerable
• 2015 Mustang: The Pony Car rides again
• Winning numbers for Thursday, Sept. 25
• KC native Brady Legler’s rugs are woven works of art
• Warm up your home with wood on walls and ceilings
• Cynthia Billhartz Gregorian: Four glass finds that knocked my socks off
• Fall turkey hunting pales in comparison to the spring hunt, but it still has a loyal following
• Blues want to make Sprint Center a home away from home
• Ray Rice video was sent to NFL security chief Jeffrey Miller, official says
• Europe leads 5-3 after day one of Ryder Cup
• Which Catholic school will win in week four of Kansas high school football
• Missouri Week 6 picks: Blue Springs, Rockhurst clash in potential playoff preview
• Love, death and hope: ‘Venice’ cast recording debuts online
• U.S.-led airstrikes hit Islamic State’s oil sites for second day
• KC man claims sex abuse by Red Sox employee more than 40 years ago
• Royals fans grounded at KCI
• Parent and Blue Springs School District settle discrimination case
• Enrollment is up at Kansas and Missouri universities, down at two-year schools
• Smithville High students start #freepappy campaign to support principal
• Fire at Chicago control site stops O’Hare, Midway flights
• Colleges crack down on fraternities as safety concerns mount
• Woman beheaded at work in Moore, Okla.
• Souls are such fragile things that even the best and best-hearted judges can drop
• Houseguest: Christopher Filley and Rich Hoffman, owners of an antiques shop
• Kansas City chamber is heading to Silicon Valley for a ‘leadership exchange’ trip
• Furniture Mall of Kansas will bring a five-store complex to Olathe at former Benchmark site
• Pimco’s closed-end funds plunge following Bill Gross exit
• Diane Stafford: Choose temp work with care for career advancement
• Brownback, Kobach to launch Kansas Business Center
• Author explores how ‘The Searchers’ is not just another Western
• Tennessee Williams bio lets us examine ‘haunted interior’
• The week ahead: September unemployment report will be issued next Friday
• Replay: Tweets from Friday night’s Royals-White Sox game
• Royals are road warriors but want the home field
• Video: KC Royals’ Dayton Moore, Ned Yost talk about Friday’s game and the playoffs
• Royals beat White Sox 6-3, reduce magic number to 1
• Royals’ Hosmer is on a hot streak
• Want to know about playoff pitching? Don’t ask Royals’ Ned Yost
• Video: Royals manager Ned Yost talks playoffs
• Ben Leber returns to Kansas State as a commentator
• Missouri has chance to beat South Carolina for first time in SEC
• Kansas’ cast of Texans ready to take another shot at Longhorns
• Tour new model homes in Eagle Creek and Timber Trails
• Tiffany Greens’ Parade of Homes entries create excitement
• See model home during Fall Parade beginning Saturday
• Visit the Parade and see what agents already know
• Home Builder’s Association celebrates 67th annual Fall Parade
• Lime Stone Road Townhomes are maintenance-provided
• Daughter of Wichita serial killer BTK: Stephen King ‘exploiting my father’s 10 victims’
• Kansas air guard unit could lose 159 jobs
• Kansas police looking for five missing girls