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September 11, 2015

• Chiefs hope Andy Reid’s third season ends decades of playoff futility
• Nuns on the Bus collect stories of economic hardship in the Northeast area of Kansas City
• White House defends school lunches as districts such as Park Hill and Olathe fret
• Blue Springs high school students tackle real business problems and learn outside the classroom
• Gov. Sam Brownback’s office attacks ‘ever-litigating’ Kansas school districts
• Kansas denies worker fired for not attending Bible study
• ACLU, Kobach battle over Kansas’ ‘dual registration’ system for voters
• Friday’s Royals-Orioles lineups, pitching probables and TV info
• Chiefs at Texans: Scouting report for Sunday’s season opener
• Chiefs corner Phillip Gaines is more confident as he heads home to Texas
• Jah Reid, who may need to fill in for Eric Fisher on Sunday, says Chiefs are good fit
• New homes with old-fashioned artisan details featured on Home Builders Association tour
• Missouri man pleads guilty in fatal baseball bat attack on his parents
• Polish explorer claims he’s found massive Nazi shelter
• Under pressure, Memphis dumps plan to honor John Calipari
• Facebook bragging, man’s mom lead to Ferguson looting arrest
• Police identify victim shot and killed in downtown Kansas City
• Mystery chunk of ice crashes onto California house
• TheChat: Bob Woodward takes one more look back at Watergate
• Police: Security guard shot man who stabbed woman at DC’s Union Station
• Michigan lawmaker expelled, another resigns after sex scandal, coverup attempt
• Man shot, killed near downtown Kansas City
• Training crash at California base kills one Marine, injures 18
• Gunman tried to kidnap woman jogging in Brookside area
• Olathe fire crews rescue family stranded in high water
• Dreams of a Serena Slam are dashed as Serena Williams loses in U.S. Open semifinals
• Witnesses: Oklahoma woman charged in corpse slashing had offered to help
• Aldon Smith agrees to one-year deal with Oakland Raiders
• Former Independence police officer pleads guilty to violating constitutional rights of teen during traffic stop
• Man already in prison pleads guilty in 1997 killing of KCK woman
• Tom Watson is second-oldest player to make cut on European Tour
• Police identify man and woman whose bodies were found inside Kansas City residence
• FEC dismisses GOP ethics complaint against 2014 House candidate
• The Monday Poll: What should be done about the refugees from Syria and Iraq?
• Missouri veto session spurs political fundraisers
• Raytown police investigate shooting that killed KCK man
• Readers react to food safety, Syrian migrants and Kim Davis
• Photo shows family car struck by 13 bullets in attack on I-49 in Cass County
• Fumble turns tide in Belton’s favor in victory over Grandview
• Friday night football Missouri notebook: Staley’s second shutout silences Liberty North
• Penalties lay Hawks low and good defense seals Falcons’ win
• Friday night football Kansas notebook: SM West kicks it into gear, defeats Olathe Northwest
• End the free parking perk for a select few at KCI
• ON THE MOVE: 10 million Malibus provide a pat on the back for GM’s Fairfax workers
• AT THE SHOW: Parkville shows its hospitality in final car cruise of the year
• Man killed in motorcycle accident in Kansas City
• A LIFE, TOLD IN CARS: For Kansas City man, his six-car collection recalls important moments, memories
• 1931 FORD MODEL A TWO-DOOR: Family rallies around Independence man, helps him restore car
• Carjacking injures one on State Line Road in Leawood
• Leavenworth police investigate double shooting
• FBI investigates bank robbery in Raytown
• Questions surround Florida man charged in plot to bomb a 9/11 memorial event in KC
• Police name man who was killed at Kansas City grocery store Thursday
• One young victim in KC triple slaying will be buried Saturday
• Winning lottery numbers for Friday, Sept. 11
• Houseguest: Louise Meyers finds peace and comfort in religious icon collection
• Kansas City gears up for Techweek, which begins Monday
• After a wobble, stocks manage slight gains
• Kansas City releases downtown convention hotel projections
• Research paints a clearer portrait of student debt
• Ten carmakers will offer automatic emergency braking as a standard feature
• See latest trends in remodeling, decorating and design at Renovation Sensation 2015
• ‘The Girl in the Spider’s Web’ doesn’t have Stieg Larsson’s grace, power
• The week ahead: Federal Reserve policymakers meet Wednesday and Thursday
• Kansas State faces Larry Coker, who’s building UTSA program from scratch in San Antonio
• Kansas football hopes for a better start Saturday against Memphis
• SoftBank chairman Masayoshi Son reportedly considered taking the company private
• A flurry of new stores arrives on the Country Club Plaza
• MU’s J’Mon Moore catches first career touchdown after eschewing surgery
• Canyon Ridge’s model home nearing completion
• St. Jude Dream Home at Chapman Farms now open for free tours
• Kessler Ridge at New Longview marries old-world charm and suburban amenities
• Avid golfers find 18-hole paradise in Cottonwood Canyon
• New Artisan Home Tour launches today
• Chapel Hill unveils new home sites in The Estates