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September 10, 2015

• High school results - September 9
• Kansas Turnpike sets record for most-traveled summer season
• Missouri marijuana campaign hires top political consultant
• Obama wants public groundswell for free community college
• KC Council opposes Missouri legislature’s attempt to restrict local control on minimum wage
• After insulting Fiorina, Trump hit with wave of criticism
• Trump insults Fiorina’s looks in magazine profile
• GOP contender Bobby Jindal: Donald Trump is an ‘egomanical madman’
• Clinton: Trump insults women every chance he gets
• Balbino Fuenmayor headlines Royals’ minor-league players and pitchers of the year
• Alex Rios gets chance to hit his way into the Royals’ playoff lineup
• Dontari Poe’s role for Chiefs season opener is unclear, but he’s glad to be back
• Best part of ‘Hard Knocks’ for Houston Texans? It’s over
• J.J. Watt has the Chiefs’ respect; here’s how they hope to counter the Texans’ star pass rusher
• Former Chiefs offensive lineman Tavon Rooks survived heart-attack scare in training camp
• Friday night football (Sept. 11): Games to watch, 810 Varsity online games and KC area schedule
• Florida man is accused of helping supposed bomb plot at KC event commemorating 9/11
• National expert sees good things in Kansas City’s anti-violence effort
• The Star’s high school football players of the week (Sept. 10)
• Independence man pleads guilty in 2012 home invasion that killed three and injured child
• Man killed by Kansas City police had led a troubled life
• Independence pharmacy robbery thwarted by employees
• Caption contest: Will we crown you the winner this week?
• Neil Smith says given a second chance, he probably would have skipped NFL
• Royals attendance record reflects unique dynamic
• Despite murder spike, Kansas City should stick with crime-fighting plan
• Missouri Mavericks unveil ‘HoKCey Town’ slogan
• Man dies after being shot outside east Kansas City market
• Former KU student charged with sexual battery gets diversion
• After long standoff, KC police fatally shoot man armed with grenade
• Sporting’s Matt Besler brilliantly quotes Shooter McGavin after tie at Portland
• Here is the play that angered Jarrod Dyson in 10th inning of Wednesday’s game
• TheChat: Missouri Rep. Vicky Hartzler stands with Kim Davis
• Sporting KC, Portland Timbers stay put in standings after scoreless draw
• Atchison police investigate shooting death at convenience store
• U.S. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver comes out for the Iran nuclear pact
• Bicyclist killed when semi hits him near St. Louis
• Study: Bones found in South Africa reveal new human relative
• In Missouri district split by transgender dispute, three school board members quit
• Prairie Village OK’s Meadowbrook TIF district, regulates Airbnb rentals
• Readers react to liberals, F. Glenn Miller Jr. and Donald Trump
• Winning lottery numbers for Wednesday, Sept. 9
• Hoverboards gain in popularity for recreation, transportation
• Fast-food workers march to the Greater Kansas City Restaurant Association
• New Transit van helps Ford become the largest and the fastest-growing commercial van maker
• Shriners International will bring big convention to Kansas City in 2020
• KCP&L wins a 9 percent revenue increase in Kansas
• Canada’s Sun Life Financial will acquire KC’s Assurant Employee Benefits
• Missouri at Arkansas State: Three-minute college football preview
• Maty Mauk like a ‘big brother’ to Drew Lock as both compete for Mizzou QB job
• Royals end home stand on sour note with 3-2 loss to Twins in 12 innings
• Lifelong backup quarterback Joe Hubener poised to make first start at Kansas State
• Kansas State at UTSA: Three-minute college football preview
• Ryan Schadler brings unexpected speed to KU football program
• Kansas vs. Memphis: Three-minute college football preview
• College football’s opening weekend symbol? Crutches