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October 1, 2015

• Steve Kraske: A new brand for Kansas Democrats is exactly what’s needed
• Boveri Realty Art Space, Jones Gallery host First Friday shows to support artists with disabilities
• Kansas revenue shortfalls continued in September
• UMKC will build a Free Enterprise Center
• Council weighs legal options on convention hotel during heated closed session
• Kansas Democrats expected to pick veteran activist Lee Kinch as leader
• Readers react to the police, Kansas zombies and Pope Francis
• With postseason rotation spot possibly on the line, Kris Medlen will pitch Thursday for Royals
• X-ray negative after Lorenzo Cain leaves Royals-White Sox game with bruised knee
• Royals pitcher Jeremy Guthrie expresses condolences to families in Roseburg, Ore., where he grew up
• Mike Moustakas hit the home run, but Ryan Lefebvre got the assist
• Longtime Missouri senator Harold Caskey dies at age 77
• Police investigate shooting of teenage girl in Shawnee
• Independence woman dies when she steps in front of tractor-trailer on I-70
• Missouri man is accused of sexual conduct with 13-year-old girl in Olathe
• Saving Govi: Boy on the brink
• Graphic artist creates NFL logos based on ‘Family Guy’
• Woman learns: Never thank a bear for not eating your kayak until it has left
• Police investigate stabbing, robberies of women in Kansas City
• TheChat: State lawmaker wants more leadership for Missouri Democrats
• Two deaths investigated in Independence
• Mistaken text leads to love for St. Louis couple
• Thursday’s Royals-White Sox lineups, pitching probables and TV info
• Bon voyage to the FYI caption contest
• Man claming to be a police officer breaks into Northland apartment
• Affidavit: Suspect in Lawrence homicide ‘laughed’ about victim bleeding to death
• Cleaver, Huelskamp oppose final defense authorization bill
• Two dead in apparent Independence murder-suicide
• Announcers incredulously watch group of women taking selfies during baseball game
• Student tweets from Oregon college shooting, news stations contact her and face backlash
• Friday night football (Oct. 2): Games to watch, 810 Varsity online games and KC area schedule
• Science City takes important steps to woo more young visitors
• Former Royals pitcher Jeremy Affeldt announces retirement
• The Star’s high school football players of the week (Oct. 1)
• NBA star Kevin Durant partnering with Kansas City-based AAU basketball program MOKAN Elite
• Barstow senior Jeriah Horne commits to Nebraska basketball program
• Weak Missouri ethics penalties for dirty tricks in KC school board races
• After first NFL reception, Chiefs’ Chris Conley wants more
• Sporting Kansas City beats Philadelphia 7-6 on penalty kicks, wins U.S. Open Cup for third time
• Winning lottery numbers for Wednesday, Sept. 30
• Sprint embarks on $2.5 billion cost cutting effort likely to cost jobs
• Cerner Health Conference begins Oct. 11 in Kansas City
• KC tourism breaks records with 24 million visitors, $3.1 billion in spending
• UAW members vote down Fiat Chrysler deal
• Regional economy is slowing, survey says
• Waddell & Reed’s Ivy group starts new funds
• Wal-Mart prepares for layoffs at its headquarters
• Target stores expand price-matching policy
• Kansas City tech scene adds a startup and a satellite office
• Kansas State men’s basketball ready for fresh start after disappointing season
• Kansas State at No. 20 Oklahoma State: Three-minute college football preview
• Kansas State football coach Bill Snyder maintains demanding style with young roster
• With Alcides Escobar again leading off, Royals beat White Sox 5-3 in 10 innings
• South Carolina at Missouri: Three-minute college football preview
• KU’s Cheick Diallo allowed to practice, still waiting on word from NCAA Eligibility Center
• Kansas at Iowa State: Three-minute college football preview
• Kansas receiver Tyler Patrick could be building block on offense
• Georgia-Alabama clash resonates in Chiefs’ locker room
• Dempsey’s Burger Pub in Westport and other new restaurants
• Kansas City restaurants temporarily shut down by the health department for Oct. 1