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September 1, 2015

• How old is your heart? This calculator will tell you
• Allan Katz: The Iran debate is a fact-free zone
• State champion Shawnee Mission East takes aim at another title
• Bishop Miege coach: “Our kids expect to win every game”
• Quarterback is a spark for St. James Academy
• Hungry for a classic burger? Find one at these eateries or cook up your own
• Kansas sales tax receipts trail expectations in August report
• George Hansen of Leawood withdraws as Kansas commerce secretary nominee
• Thirteen South Carolina frats suspended for ignoring alcohol rules
• Overland Park looks to create comprehensive TIF policy
• Missouri executes Roderick Nunley, who murdered KC teen Ann Harrison in 1989
• Alex Gordon returns to Royals lineup, will bat sixth
• Miguel Almonte among Royals’ minor-league call-ups
• Tight end position will be in spotlight for Chiefs’ final preseason game
• New Royals outfielder Jonny Gomes cheated death no fewer than five times
• Suburban Conference football: Week 2 review
• Imprisoned killer of abortion doctor George Tiller touts shady tax scheme on YouTube
• Trial is set for three men accused in the shooting of a Wyandotte County deputy
• Nunley facing death Tuesday in 1989 rape, murder of Ann Harrison in Kansas City
• Concerns about height prompt Overland Park council to return InterUrban Lofts to planning board
• Therese Park: Worries of aging can wait ... the leaves will fall in their own time
• Missouri man with life sentence for marijuana walks free
• FC Kansas City looking to end regular season with a win over Sky Blue FC
• Matt Keenan: Shining examples of greatness, forged in the fire of adversity
• Police investigate fatal shooting in Kansas City’s Northeast area
• Fire damages Kansas City, North apartment building
• Shots fired at KCK gas station as man seeks to reclaim stolen vehicle
• Police chase truck that rammed unmanned Independence patrol car
• Student Mobility Summit aims to raise high school graduation rates
• Missouri lawmakers are ranked by how many lobbyist gifts they received
• From the archives: 15-year-old Ann Harrison was just waiting for the bus…
• Olathe boarding and day care business offers pets love and much more
• Death penalty phase begins in F. Glenn Miller Jr.’s trial for killings outside Jewish centers
• Readers react to Amtrak, immigration and hamburgers
• Gov. Sam Brownback of Kansas flunks again with school claims
• Convicted neo-Nazi murderer F. Glenn Miller Jr. should get life in prison
• Monday Poll results: A heavy turnout on gun questions
• Attempted suicide, mental illness become message of hope at Blue Valley high schools
• No more winner-take-all in Missouri’s GOP presidential primary
• 3,000 naked bike riders photo-bomb wedding
• KCK man sets racial strife and harmony to music to honor Quindaro
• Pedestrian found dead in KCK street after hit-and-run incident
• TheChat: Sen. Jerry Moran is a solid `no’ on the Iran nuclear pact
• Kansas City man pleads guilty to holding up Overland Park bank
• Loudest cheerleaders probably aren’t wearing a big bow
• Mission Hills Boy Scout John Rosher has earned all 137 merit badges, a rare feat
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, Aug. 31
• Truman Medal for Economic Policy will go to John B. Taylor, creator of the Taylor rule on interest rates
• H&R Block sheds bank and unveils $3.5 billion stock buyback plan
• Domestic auto sales show surprising strength
• Energy and agriculture weigh on region’s economy
• Companies try to thaw the cold shoulder turned to frozen foods
• KCI passenger traffic topped 1 million in July
• Wash U among most entrepreneurial colleges in U.S.
• When will the Fed take the interest rate plunge?
• New trampoline park opens in Overland Park
• Mizzou safety Ian Simon picks up leadership lessons from military
• MU confirms that injured wide receiver Johnathon Johnson will redshirt
• Mizzou tabs Lee’s Summit grad Drew Lock as Maty Mauk’s backup
• Beware of student loan scams
• Kat’s Money Corner: Stock up on summer sales
• Kelvin Herrera, Alex Rios infected as chickenpox hits Royals’ clubhouse
• Jonny Gomes headed to Royals in trade from Braves
• Jesse Ertz will open Kansas State’s football season as the starting quarterback
• Brandon Bolden’s basketball career at K-State ends early due to broken wrist
• After problems at KU game, K-State students must sign sportsmanship pledge
• Freshman receiver Steven Sims leads youth brigade for Kansas football
• It’s time to fertilize the lawn again