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October 5, 2015

• Merriam fires long-time employee
• Shawnee Mission board to consider TIF veto, with future of Meadowbrook park at stake
• Fight brewing over Missouri cutting jobless benefits
• Chiefs get their kicks (seven of them, in fact) but nothing more against Bengals
• Businessman Brunner enters GOP race for Missouri governor
• Historic Nelle Peters debate heats up Tuesday
• Kansas to spend ‘less than’ $2.6 million on study to improve government efficiency
• Raises in limbo for KU employees amid Kansas budget speculation
• Kansas to get $5.6 million federal jobs grant
• New state party chairman says Democrats can be competitive again in Kansas
• It’s a season of political discontent for Kansas moderates. But can they gear up for a fight?
• Ted Cruz: Allowing Syrian refugees into US is ‘crazy’
• Florida football coach charged with hitting referee in the face
• Hurricane Joaquin crashes KC couple’s South Carolina wedding, but strangers save the day
• Bob Dole returns to Italy and the hillside the changed his life
• Republican John Brunner launches his campaign for governor
• TheChat: Jeb Bush downgrades the need for new gun-control laws after Oregon
• Man attacked with a saw, seriously injured near downtown Kansas City
• Police investigate shooting death of south Kansas City man
• Man fatally shot in Kansas City apartment
• Van with cameras and lasers travels KC to study road conditions
• Odes to the Royals: The best of readers’ Blue October poetry
• One man killed, firefighter injured in Grandview blaze
• KCI officials misled public about free parking passes for select few
• Kansas City Zoo trumpets arrival of Tamani the bull elephant
• Readers share their views on Biden, Medicare and guns
• Diehl leaves St. Louis law office
• Stem cell research re-emerges as campaign issue in Missouri
• One person killed in three-vehicle wreck at 23rd and Jackson
• Two men, armed with a BB gun, force their way into Kansas City, North home
• Professor allows Cubs fan to change date of exam so he can go to playoffs
• After 1,691 games, Royals outfielder Alex Rios will finally get to experience postseason
• Fishing Tournament Trail for Oct. 6
• Fox Sports KC commercial shows Joel Goldberg being stalked by a Gatorade bucket
• Lawsuit alleges Kansas City airline pilot lost job after misdiagnosis for mental disorder
• Cue more October magic for Kansas City Royals fans
• Park Hill junior wins Missouri Class 2, Sectional 4 golf meet
• Santos seven: Chiefs kicker boots way into record book
• Chiefs running back Knile Davis sees his playing time diminish
• Academics, not crowding, will decide whether to put sixth-graders in SMSD middle schools
• Kansas Citians with chronic pain take their plight public
• Winning lottery numbers for Saturday, Oct. 3, and Sunday, Oct. 4
• Women’s Employment Network to hold job fair Oct. 20
• Major renovation begins in downtown KC’s former Pickwick hotel
• ATM, overdraft fees at record highs — but Kansas City has some of the lowest
• Public meeting on low-wage issues will be held Thursday
• JoyceKC’s notebook: Grünauer sausage touted, south KC McDonald’s and OP Longbranch shut down
• Missouri-Georgia set for evening kickoff on SEC Network
• Dallas safety DeMarkus Acy commits to Missouri
• MU quarterback Maty Mauk will remain suspended for the Florida game
• Barbara Stuber receives annual Thorpe Menn Literary Excellence Award
• What channels are Fox Sports 1 and MLB Network on?
• Royals set TV rating record on Fox Sports KC
• Kansas City apartment complex is designed for tenants 55 and older
• More details in arrest of Kansas State defensive back Cre Moore
• KU freshman Ryan Willis set to start after Jayhawks lose top two quarterbacks
• Kansas plans to reduce health aid for children of state workers
• A little fall care can brighten up peonies, a staple of so many gardens