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September 30, 2014

• Bartholomew L. McLeay: EPA should uphold law on ethanol
• Group alleges bias in Bank of America’s handling of KC area foreclosures
• Republicans Pat Roberts, Sam Brownback face campaign together — and apart
• Secret Service head faces questions on White House breach
• Danny Duffy, Jeremy Guthrie, Yordano Ventura added to Royals bullpen for Wild Card Game
• TBS analysts are bullish about Royals’ chances in Wild Card Game
• MLB Network analyst says Royals’ speed could make the difference
• Kauffman Stadium has been home to the 11th-most playoff games among current stadiums
• Video: Players from 1985 Royals talk about this year’s team
• National pundits weigh in with pick for American League Wild Card Game winner
• Crew chief for Wild Card Game had irked A’s last month
• Wild Card Games have gotten wild in the past
• Chiefs coach Andy Reid pleased with the improvement along offensive line
• NFL says Chiefs’ Husain Abdullah shouldn’t have been penalized for slide, prayer in end zone
• Chiefs offense gets on a roll thanks to execution, playcalling
• Chiefs put the hurt on Tom Brady, Patriots offense
• Replay: Tweets from Monday night’s Chiefs-Patriots game
• Chiefs begin big sports week in KC with resounding victory over Patriots
• Grading the Chiefs in Monday’s game
• FooDoo in midtown Kansas City works some vegan magic
• Dairy goat farm thrives in this idyllic Terabithia
• Sporting KC defender Erik Palmer-Brown out for the season
• Kansas City Public Schools march toward full accreditation
• Kris Kobach should stop trying to influence U.S. Senate race
• Readers share thoughts on government, Congress, shooting to kill
• The Monday Poll: Your take on season-ending Royals issues
• Business notes: Euronet names high-tech leader to its board
• Metcalf Bank to merge with longtime Lawrence bank
• Cities are giving rental properties more scrutiny
• Danedri Herbert: The Senate needs a firefighter
• TheChat: Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon says war on terror to be with us for years
• Orman gets boost without Democrat on ballot
• Bonner Springs teen pleads guilty in shooting death of father in Shawnee
• JoCo warns of new phone scam
• KC police K-9 officer mourns death of partner
• David McCullough says Panama Canal among the ‘greatest achievements’ of the U.S.
• Winning numbers for Monday, Sept. 29
• Mushroom Ragu contains generous helpings of taste, fiber and antioxidants
• Violent loss of son spurs new resolve
• Susan Vollenweider: A never-ending struggle with homework
• Old 210 Highway: The lure of a road less-traveled
• Emily Parnell: How kids’ trips to the dentist have changed. Now there’s ‘sleepy juice’ and the ‘silly nose’
• Letters to the editor: Last-minute mergers, road construction
• Toriano Porter: Violent loss of son spurs new resolve
• Sushi Mido keeps rolling with plenty of options
• NASCAR’s most treacherous round in the Chase starts at Kansas Speedway
• FCC votes to kill blackout rule; NFL objects
• New guidelines aim to take worry out of birth control for teens
• Royals Wild Card Game weather: pleasant with rain holding off
• Two KC area schools receive Blue Ribbon honors from U.S.
• Kauffman Foundation gives $1.5M to KC Public Library
• Mother testifies at trial involving former altar boy who alleges abuse by priest three decades ago
• Health officials look for link between respiratory infection outbreak, paralysis-like symptoms in kids
• Highway exit NB I-35 to 75th reopened
• Adult killed in Grandview arson house fire identified
• Missouri man, 70, guilty of killing 66-year-old neighbor
• One student shot; second in custody at North Carolina high school
• Nuclear waste tank approved to continue leaking for one year
• California college students must now consent before having sex
• Virginia police: Forensic evidence links two abduction cases
• White House intruder got far past front door
• Police find body of missing Arkansas real estate agent
• Oklahoma man charged with murder in beheading
• McCaskill urges probe into allegations that female soldiers were told not to report sexual assault
• Royals fan in the Mideast will follow game tonight
• Deter dust mites and make the indoors safer for allergy sufferers
• Animal health sector helps St. Joseph diversity, keep growing
• Seigfreid Bingham law firm names new CEO
• ‘Collapse’ in business credit signal may mean economic weakness ahead
• Cityscape: Halloween pop-ups take part in the $7.4 billion holiday
• Cityscape: Halloween pop-ups take part in the $7.4 billion holiday
• Dow Chemical fails to overturn price fixing case
• Former Kansas Citian launches new Hispanic organization
• Three KC area executives land on Forbes list of richest Americans
• Sprint owner’s pursuit of DreamWorks boosts stock 30 percent
• Guest commentary: Sifting data from midterm elections past
• Maryland company wants to buy Prairie Village, Fairway shopping centers
• PayPal to separate from eBay
• Kat’s Money Corner: Visions of sugarplums
• Sprint says its Blue Springs service is restored after disruption at one tower
• Baseball has a different look since the Royals last were in the playoffs
• Kansas City’s lost generation of baseball fans to witness first playoff game
• Weird numbers: More fans at The K through the years, the less the Royals win
• American League Wild Card Game: 7:07 p.m. Tuesday on TBS
• Drug companies paid doctors $3.5 billion over five months in 2013
• Penalties plague K-State’s next opponent, Texas Tech
• Replay: Updates from the Royals’ Wild Card Game win
• Commissioner-to-be impressed by Kansas City’s baseball energy
• David Glass proud of Royals playoff berth but deflects credit
• KU’s Clint Bowen hopes small changes yield big results
• Mizzou’s Shane Ray wins SEC defensive lineman of the week, leads nation in sacks
• Halloween pop-ups take part in the $7.4 billion holiday
• Cityscape: Halloween pop-ups take part in the $7.4 billion holiday
• Red Maples have beautiful foliage, but trunk issues make it a bad choice
• Lawrence woman pleads guilty to embezzling at least $750,000
• Kansas man crashes Jaguar into building after passenger bites his ear
• 4.1 magnitude earthquake recorded in southern Kansas
• University of Kansas plans new residence hall
• Kansas dog rescue group leader fined for teacup poodle’s death