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August 31, 2015

• Switch to prison coming soon for West Bottoms community release center
• Come crash their wedding: KC couple turn their event into fundraiser
• Brownback says states should restore work rules for food assistance
• KC’s Woodland Early Learning Center will be the first stop on Education Department’s national bus tour
• Jackson County to buy new ballot scanning system in time for 2016 election
• What is Bernie Sanders socialism, and is he making it less scary for U.S. voters?
• Missouri ethics panel: Lobbyists likely broke law when buying lawmaker meals
• Missouri GOP makes scholarship ban for students brought into country illegally a priority of veto session
• Anti-GMO activists force Florida professor to give away thousands
• Death penalty phase next after F. Glenn Miller Jr. found guilty in Jewish center shootings
• Alex Rios sits out with illness as Royals finish series with Rays
• Justin Houston or Derrick Thomas? Similar looks four years into careers
• Delay of game over for Chiefs tight end Demetrius Harris
• Minnesota releases version of ‘Frogger’ ahead of game against TCU
• Bonner Springs man, 30, identified as Perry Lake drowning victim
• The Buzz debate: The Iranian nuclear agreement
• TheChat: Chris Koster rips the `pretend’ world of Missouri Republicans
• Fair or foul? You make the call on the disputed ball hit by Royals’ Kendrys Morales
• Readers sound off on water, Kansas, tea party
• Missouri Gov. Nixon’s son cited for driving while intoxicated
• Police identify Kansas City man killed on porch
• Downward drag of student transience: Timely KC ‘mobility summit’ to examine tough problem
• Royals’ Drew Butera hopes to follow in father’s footsteps ... all the way to a championship ring
• Obama’s timely Alaskan trip highlights real climate change woes
• Police looking for five intruders who robbed Merriam motel guest
• Police say suspicious death of Kansas City man is a homicide
• Fishing Tournament Trail for Sept. 1
• Alan Cobb, with deep roots in Kansas GOP politics, goes to work for Donald Trump
• Two Oklahoma fugitives arrested in Cass County
• September events: A day-by-day calendar of KC activities
• Missouri man charged after body found in car trunk
• Winning lottery numbers for Saturday, Aug. 29, and Sunday, Aug. 30
• KC-centered Animal Health Corridor reaps global recognition
• Kansas City group honors women in STEMM
• Blue Bell resumes selling ice cream, but not in KC area
• Credit managers still optimistic, only less so
• Working two jobs? You’re not alone — especially in Kansas, Missouri
• Carstar reports record first half revenue
• KC real estate firm Kessinger/Hunter cuts ties with Cushman & Wakefield
• SoftBank’s buying spree adds $6.7 billion to Sprint’s market value
• AT&T’s high-speed Internet service launches in three more cities
• Kansas State asks students to sign sportsmanship pledge before they pick up their athletic tickets
• Bill Snyder announces several Kansas State starters, but not quarterback
• SEC Blitz: Predictions, players to watch and can’t-miss games
• Five memorable plays in SEC football history
• SEC teams have revolving door at defensive coordinator
• KU’s Bill Self remains ‘confident’ that Cheick Diallo will be eligible this season
• Kansas quarterback Montell Cozart leads trio of captains
• Big 12 Blitz: Predictions, players to watch and can’t-miss games
• Five memorable plays in Big 12 football history
• Villas of Parkwood takes off with premier floor plan series by Summit Custom Homes
• Is my flowering dogwood tree in trouble?
• Program on native medicinal plants to be offered