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September 28, 2014

• Raymore widow urges others to guard their heart health
• James Shields tabbed to start potential Game 163 for Royals in Detroit
• Patriots’ offense struggling, but Tom Brady offers familiar challenge for Chiefs’ defense
• Owen/Cox points to the sounds of dance in ‘A Body of Work’
• Lyric Opera’s ‘La Traviata’ enjoyable musically and visually
• Letter of the week: Outfit politicians like NASCAR drivers
• U.S. must be better prepared if terrorists wipe out the White House and Congress
• The Monday poll: Tell us what you think in this 2014 Royals roundup
• Singing Preachers concert is a celebration of spirit
• Gov. Jay Nixon makes fourth trip to Afghanistan
• TheChat: Obama admits that U.S. misjudged Syria
• Jeff Gordon makes a statement with Sprint Cup win at Dover
• Police searching for suspect who drowned dog with bowling ball
• Heart defect felled cross-country runner, who will have surgery
• Munday on Monday: Lengthy line
• Threshold Choir in Lawrence comes alive to sing for the dying
• Complicated boundaries protect pupils and educators
• Workforce and education summit set for Kansas City
• DreamWorks Animation Studio weighing sale to SoftBank
• Winning lottery numbers for Saturday, Sept. 27, and Sunday, Sept. 28
• Royals’ playoff game is Tuesday night at Kauffman Stadium; rally set for Monday
• Royals miss out on division crown, but win season finale, 6-4, over White Sox
• Christian Colon returns in time to hit for Royals in finale
• Live updates, stats from Sunday afternoon’s Royals-White Sox game
• Video: Royals manager Ned Yost talks about Sunday’s game
• Charlie Weis’ firing at KU speaks to a broken football program
• KU fires Charlie Weis in the midst of third season as Jayhawks’ football coach