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October 2, 2015

• Lawsuit: Pork roll company fired employee for passing gas
• High school results for October 1
• Plan to create white supremacist enclaves in Kansas and Nebraska roils residents
• Former Gourmet editor Ruth Riechl’s cookbook offers new takes on recipes
• Gov. Brownback reshuffles hundreds of state workers
• University of Missouri-Kansas City tops fundraising goal
• New court hearing is ordered for Prairie Village councilman
• Kansas City Streetcar Authority finally signs contract with system operator
• Hearing will be set in Kansas voter registration dispute
• Obama losing education chief
• Google: What people search for most on presidential hopefuls
• Friday’s Royals-Twins lineups, pitching probables and TV info
• Greg Holland undergoes Tommy John surgery, unlikely to pitch in 2016
• Injured kitten found at Kauffman Stadium gets care and a new name: Moose
• Chris Young opens final regular-season series for Royals in Minnesota
• New Theatre does a classic justice in ‘You Can’t Take It With You’
• Chris Young ready to pitch for Royals after losing his father
• Readers react to Kansas zombies, teacher salaries and Donald Trump
• For Banned Books Week, here are books that have been challenged in Kansas and Missouri
• Death of Erik Roner is a reminder that extreme sports are extremely perilous
• And now there are 52 school shootings in 2015; Arizona, Texas deaths brings toll to 28
• Former KCK police chief will lead the KC crime commission
• Gun violence is the sickness America won’t treat
• Parents will hold vigil Saturday for Lisa Irwin, who remains missing four years later
• MU grad students take further steps toward unionizing
• Raising Govi: A whole boy
• Intruder yells ‘KCPD’ while trying to break into south Kansas City house
• Police continue investigating shooting of teenage girl in Shawnee
• Twenty-five years later, Fifth Down Game remains part of football lore
• Disgruntled Tennessee fan makes a DirecTV commercial that shows his heartache
• American Royal parade shifts to Arrowhead — just like the barbecue contest
• Swan Lake refuge gives hunters a shot at ducks, geese
• Olathe East intercepts six passes in victory over Shawnee Mission Northwest
• Gunman kills at least nine at Oregon college before dying in police shootout
• TheChat: Mitt Romney isn’t confident about Donald Trump’s prospects
• The Star’s high school football rankings (Oct. 1)
• Cubs fan is raising money to send Steve Bartman to playoff game
• As the prepper nation grows, one Olathe man takes stock
• Chiefs’ Eric Fisher kept focus from sideline before getting chance to start
• United States defeats Canada 3-1 in Olympics qualifier at Sporting Park
• Sporting Kansas City celebrates its Open Cup championship
• Run to raise funds for more than a Olathe charities
• Three days after winning Open Cup, Sporting KC turns attention to MLS Cup
• Therese Park: Warriors in the battlefields of breast cancer
• FC Kansas City repeats as NWSL champion
• Cynthia Billhartz Gregorian: Can our rugs be saved from our pets and how do we (cheaply) fix a smelly basement?
• Camping and bluegrass in a blue bus with Nancy Bounds and John Boyd
• Winning lottery numbers for Thursday, Oct. 1
• Sioux Chief is moving plumbing manufacturing from Peculiar to south Kansas City
• Owner of Overland Park’s Mutual Fund Store considering sale
• KCI passenger count continues upward trend
• Tight end Jason Reese ready to emerge as weapon for MU’s offense
• Missouri, women’s basketball coach Robin Pingeton agree to new five-year deal
• All eyes on Drew Lock, but he’s ready for the pressure
• The week ahead: Quarterly earnings season gets underway
• Royals trounce John Danks, White Sox in 6-4 victory
• Target will sell the Apple Watch
• Kansas State prepares to face two Oklahoma State quarterbacks
• KU quarterback Montell Cozart says game is ‘slowing down’ after more film study
• As NCAA decision hangs in the air, Kansas’ Cheick Diallo just wants to play
• KU basketball notebook: With a deep roster, Bill Self still figuring out rotation
• Two homes on Fall Parade in Brookwood Farms
• Fall in love with communities during Fall Parade of Homes
• Tour model homes at Loch Lloyd
• Parade of Homes begins today in Hunt Midwest communities
• New phase opens in popular Northland community
• Book claims UMKC assistant coach paid escort service to help recruit players while at Louisville
• 11 earthquakes recorded within two Kansas counties in past week