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October 3, 2015

• Joe Hubener returns to game after big hit to head as K-State QB carousel spins
• At half of loss to TCU, Texas player retweets a request to transfer
• High school results for October 2
• Texas Rangers fire employee who tweeted ‘Fire Charlie,’ then blow chance to win division
• Byron Motley’s love for Cuba documented in ‘Embracing Cuba’
• A son of 18th & Vine pursues his vision for a Black Silicon Valley south of the Jazz District
• Sam Brownback, on the record
• Sam Brownback, a politician of faith and risk, faces his biggest crisis
• NFL week four previews
• Visually-impaired children enjoy special day at Smithville Lake
• The Monday Poll: Stopping mass shootings
• Musical Theater Heritage’s ‘Die Mommie Die’ delivers laughs
• Family wanted: Edwin, Isaac, Valentina and Valencia hope for a home
• Man struck and killed by train in Grandview
• Readers react to bus service to Chiefs games, Russia in Syria and Vatican changes
• American Royal Parade marches at a new location
• Jackson County and ATA act boldly to create better trails and public transit
• Olathe North’s ground game soars in 48-23 win over Leavenworth
• Liberty Blue Jays notch first victory of the season
• Lawrence Free State deals SM East its first loss since 2013
• Man is critically injured in KCK drive-by shooting
• ‘Here we go again,’ Americans lament after Oregon shooting
• Sam Brownback appears to be backing Catherine Hanaway for MO governor
• Blue Springs South edges Titans, stays undefeated
• Saturday's Royals-Twins lineups, pitching probables and TV info
• Chiefs’ lackluster offensive performance against Packers had one bright spot
• Chiefs-Bengals scouting report
• Beautiful prose, tragic stories elevate Ron Rash’s novel ‘Above the Waterfall’
• United States defeats Cuba 6-1 in Olympics soccer qualifier at Sporting Park
• Sporting’s Matt Besler, Graham Zusi called up to U.S. national team for Mexico match
• Cars, drivers, fans return for Second Annual Lake Garnett Grand Prix Revival
• Toyota puts its new Tacoma TRD truck to the test in Independence
• 1982 Jeep CJ-8 Scrambler: It took a while, but Gladstone man finds his unusual Jeep
• Ever hear of a Moto Meter? Local collector has hundreds of them
• Our nation’s capital
• A soccer tournament where winning isn’t the only thing
• Elizabeth Gilbert’s ‘Big Magic’ inspires creativity
• Winning lottery numbers for Friday, Oct. 2
• States investigate Volkswagen for consumer fraud
• Data KC: We go to a lot of rock, symphony and opera concerts
• Readorama: Robert Reich explains how the wealthy has hurt the middle class
• No. 20 Oklahoma State rallies to beat Kansas State 36-34
• Kansas remains winless after 38-13 loss at Iowa State
• Game report: Iowa State 38, Kansas 13
• KU’s Montell Cozart goes down against Iowa State, Ryan Willis sees extended time
• Lorenzo Cain, Yordano Ventura lead Royals to 5-1 win over Twins
• Despite September slide, Royals stronger entering playoffs than last year
• Alcides Escobar sparks Royals to three-game winning streak, 3-1 victory over Twins
• Missouri starts Drew Lock era with a win against South Carolina
• Game report: Mizzou 24, South Carolina 10
• Two homes on Fall Parade in Brookwood Farms
• Amenities, new homes abound as Parade of Homes kicks off
• Stonebridge monument a worthy entrance to developer’s finest
• Parade entries galore in communities
• Exceptional homes featured on Fall Parade
• The Parade of Homes comes to Eagle Creek
• Parade of Homes could not look nicer
• Fall in love with communities during Fall Parade of Homes
• Tour model homes at Loch Lloyd
• Limestone Road Townhomes offer best in maintenance-provided living
• Parade of Homes begins today in Hunt Midwest communities
• New phase opens in popular Northland community