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August 28, 2015

• Play Makers: The Star’s 2015 football preview
• Opposition group collects enough signatures to put KC minimum wage increase on the ballot
• Pay overdue Kansas taxes starting Tuesday and avoid penalties and interest
• University of Illinois fires football coach
• Edinson Volquez, Royals open three-game series against Tampa Bay
• Friday’s Royals-Rays lineups, pitching probables and TV info
• Royals’ Greg Holland still dealing with elbow stiffness, but closes out Rays with two strikeouts
• Chiefs’ first-string offense rolls in 34-10 preseason win over Titans
• Chiefs coach Andy Reid has always been a man with a plan on offense
• Pet accessories and decor go to the dogs with products that are practical and stylish
• Kansas City-area high school football schedules
• High school football: Players, coaches talk about their favorite plays
• High school coaches want their best players on the field as much as possible
• Visiting Truman takes 25-22 win over Raytown South in first game at new stadium
• Blue Springs South throttles Liberty North
• Friday night recap: Grandview wins 38-0, improves to 2-0
• The Monday Poll: Is it time for action on guns?
• Hard road ahead of Marcus Mariota? As former elite draft pick, Chiefs’ Alex Smith can relate
• Charlie and Travis Bunting are crappie fishing’s ‘spidermen’
• Mother pleads guilty to murder charge in drowning of 19-month-old daughter
• To mourn and honor loved ones, more people are establishing memorial runs
• Readers react to green energy, Missouri highways and Kansas Democrats
• 2015 Dodge Journey Crossroad
• Finding cars for new college student drivers
• 1962 Ford Galaxie 500XL Club Victoria Coupe: For Raymore man, this car takes him back to when he was 18
• On Fridays, car cruisers make Longbranch Saloon their destination
• Rays outfielder is left hanging (literally) in failed attempt to catch a Kendrys Morales homer
• Ford studies the ergonomics of building vehicles efficiently, safely
• Woman is attacked in Prairie Village parking lot
• When KC police officer shoots at car that rammed his motorcycle, bullet wounds infant’s toe
• F. Glenn Miller Jr. tells jurors he regrets not killing more people
• Drywall-cutting burglar gets a 24-year prison sentence
• Independence man is accused of trying to kidnap a 3-year-old boy
• Suburban Conference White football preview
• Jackson County prosecutors will seek the death penalty in Woodbridge slayings
• Missouri Highway Patrol trooper is killed in traffic accident
• Suburban Conference Blue football preview
• High school football: Other Kansas City-area team previews
• Psychedelic Furs, the Church revive the sounds of the ’80s at Crossroads KC show
• Sporting KC defender Seth Sinovic eyes return after three-month absence with concussion
• 1 billion people used Facebook on Monday, but what’s in a billion?
• Poll: Which game will you watch more of Friday: Chiefs or Royals?
• Thanks to Serena Williams, U.S. Open women’s final sells out before men’s final
• Study: Royals fans are less happy now than before season started
• Kansas City, Kan., man killed in vehicular accident involving police SUV
• TheChat: Ferguson’s mayor stands up to Donald Trump
• KC police: Missing mother, daughter have been located
• Suburban Conference Gold football preview
• Sunflower League football preview
• Regional public transit is rolling smartly ahead
• Eastern Kansas League football preview
• Abandoned Manchester School burns a second time
• Suburban Conference Red football preview
• KC mayor appoints former councilman Ford to remain on development board
• Grandview superintendent Ralph Teran will retire at the end of the school year
• Winning numbers for Friday, Aug. 28
• Here’s why we’re still celebrating 150-year-old ‘Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland’
• Fed vice chair is in the spotlight as markets seek clues about a rate increase
• Barron’s highlights Stowers’ twin Kansas City legacies
• Nell Hills owner Mary Carol Garrity shows how to create sophisticated tabletop bars
• Air Raid has helped many college offenses take off, but will it work for KU?
• John Leis: Managing your investments during market swings
• The week ahead: H&R Block will report earnings Tuesday
• Kansas City development board gets new members
• As testosterone therapy gains popularity, medical controversy increases
• Kansas State’s Bill Snyder still has the drive at 75
• Many drivers leave car technology stuck in idle
• An act of kindness surrounding a Royals game provided a lift when he needed it most
• In Tampa Bay homecoming, Ben Zobrist contributes to 3-2 Royals victory
• It’s time for Missouri quarterback Maty Mauk to stand and deliver
• Residences at Park Place raises the bar on rental living
• Saddle Ridge offers luxury living in quiet corner of Independence
• Sales at Leabrooke Town Manor continue at brisk pace