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October 6, 2015

• Prairie Village resolution seeks to alleviate concerns over TIF
• Prairie Village shortens council terms to make change to fall elections
• H.C. Palmer: Conference will highlight a deeply hidden wound
• 913 area high school football: Week 5 review
• Blue Valley senior wins EKL tennis singles title
• Leawood adjusts election dates
• Beyond the Capitol: Topeka wants its downtown to go from blah to bling
• GOP senator denounces critics of Kansas voting law
• Overland Park bulk trash delays frustrate residents, city
• Kansas set to outsource vehicle dealer title services
• Overland Park council approves zoning for InterUrban Lofts in downtown
• Kansas education commissioner looks to blend academic skills with employment skills
• Panel supports historic status for Nelle Peters buildings on west Plaza
• Clinton slams Benghazi committee in TV interview, ad
• Poll: Would you rather the Royals play the Astros or Yankees?
• Jeremy Guthrie visits elementary school, surprises student with tickets to ALDS
• Seattle beats Detroit 13-10 on Monday as instant replay again proves to be useless
• TheChat: Joe Biden is getting close to making his big decision
• Medicaid expansion a ‘ruse’ to fund big-city hospitals, would create 'entitlement class,' Brownback aide claims
• Woman found hiding in portable toilet, gets arrested
• University of Missouri police investigate racism report
• Living Room and Late Night stage horror shows loosely based on scary classics
• Factory worker wins $310.5 million Powerball, promptly quits job
• Boy, 11, accidentally shoots and kills, brother, 12
• Matching donations provide a lifeline for Great Plains SPCA
• American Airlines pilot dies; co-pilot lands plane safely in NY
• Police identify victim in fatal south Kansas City shooting
• Monday Poll results: Your thoughts on stopping mass shootings
• Former Royals stars will highlight playoff rally Wednesday in downtown KC
• Stolen check scheme leads to 12-year federal prison sentence
• Kansas City family must prepare funerals for brothers killed in separate shootings
• Police identify man killed in south Kansas City shooting
• Reducing violence in Kansas City takes unified action
• Readers react to roads, the American Royal parade and same-sex marriage
• Dog shot during Overland Park home burglary is expected to recover
• One firefighter saves another during fatal Grandview fire
• Gov. Sam Brownback’s missive on Medicaid expansion was wrong, cruel and divisive
• Royals logo now appearing with hashtag TakeTheCrown
• Royals fans rally for the playoffs at Kauffman Stadium
• Dorial Green-Beckham ruined NFL’s first month without an arrest in six years
• Suburban Conference football: Week 7 review
• You gotta see this place: the Katy Trail
• In Chiefs’ fluid offensive line, Zach Fulton is next man up
• Park Hill junior wins Missouri sectional golf meet
• Letters to the editor: Pack journalism, faith in politics and the KC Royals
• Editorial: Shawnee Mission board must take stand on Meadowbrook park TIF plan
• Emily Parnell: Muffins offer gift of sharing
• Sporting KC opens four new futsal locations in Wyandotte County
• Sporting KC goalkeeper Tim Melia named MLS player of the week
• At local pumpkin patches, family memories mean big business
• Matt Keenan: When the nest empties, it’s time for an old school card game — bridge
• Snarky in the Suburbs: #HOCO obscures our kids’ view of the moments that really count
• Danedri Herbert: Abortion leaves Generation X missing too many
• Create a horrid household or a gruesome graveyard for Halloween
• DraftKings, FanDuel football fantasy sites accused of ‘insider trading’
• Our latest energy break: Expect the lowest winter heating bills in four years
• Volkswagen chief says automaker will scale back
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, Oct. 5
• Twitter trouble adds to strife for Texas football
• Kat’s Money Corner: Financial planning can be a motivating experience
• Kansas City developer starts more speculative industrial space
• Joe Hubener ready for TCU after passing Kansas State’s concussion protocol
• Winless Kansas is facing a herculean task in No. 3 Baylor
• KU volleyball team debuts in top 10 after 15-0 start
• Yordano Ventura to start Game 1 of ALDS for Royals
• Jocoscape: Strangers become business partners in Leawood accessories pop-up store
• Old Chicago Pizza & Taproom opens at Shoal Creek
• MU’s Walter Brady making most of his return to action
• Missouri’s Harold Brantley remains on track to return in 2016
• Missouri receives commitment from Minnesota power forward
• What is this weed that overran my garden?