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September 16, 2015

• High school results - September 16
• This weekend in Kansas City: Opening weekend for the Symphony, Sporting vs. Dallas, Freedom Festival, the Games for Good and KC Beer Fest
• Longtime KC area leader of priest sex abuse victims’ group dies at 66
• Chiefs announce new touchdown celebration song
• Outside the stadium, extreme tailgating offers satellite TV, colder beer and plusher seating
• Jackson County Executive Mike Sanders takes time off to mourn father
• Support given for second building at St. Michael’s Veterans Center
• Missouri House fails to override governor’s veto of ‘right-to-work’ bill
• The second Republican presidential debate: The good, the bad, but nothing ugly
• Jackson County seeks to have jail records sealed until FBI probe finishes
• Obama on GOP: ‘There’s nothing patriotic about talking down America’
• 76-year-old Oak Grove woman charged with animal abuse after 48 dogs removed from property
• Greg Holland will remain Royals’ closer, but Ned Yost keeping eye on situation
• Wednesday’s Royals-Indians lineups, pitching probables and TV info
• Brett Favre, eight ex-Chiefs on initial 2016 Pro Football Hall of Fame ballot
• Scouting report: Chiefs vs. Broncos, 7:25 p.m. Thursday at Arrowhead
• Derrick Johnson, with help of two unique moves, on cusp of Chiefs’ career tackle record
• Mike Moustakas reached a top speed of 18.9 mph on his diving catch Tuesday
• Free books to open new chapter for kids
• Missouri legislators vote to block Kansas City from raising minimum wage
• #IStandWithAhmed: Obama, Zuckerberg and social media rally around Muslim teen detained because of homemade clock
• Gunbattle that ended in fatal wreck disturbs Northeast area residents too used to violence
• Man dies after being shot on Harrison Street
• Linda Glasgow of Blue Springs is Missouri Teacher of the Year
• Overland Park man charged with sexually abusing three children
• Kansas City police fire at suspected stolen car, arrest driver after pursuit
• The GOP’s early-bird debate: a quartet of also-rans
• New bishop called to heal diocese wounded by sexual abuse scandal
• Readers share views on Republicans, Gov. Sam Brownback, same-sex marriage
• At GOP debate marathon, Donald Trump loses steam, Carly Fiorina gains ground
• Man shot, killed outside Overland Park bar
• Police release name of teen killed by train in Independence
• Lure of the Week: Bass Pro Shops Jiggy Twitch It HD Spoon
• Fishing report for Sept. 17
• Watch: Will the short week help the Chiefs snap skid against Broncos?
• Muslim boy, 14, arrested for making clock teacher mistakes for bomb
• Motive elusive in Mississippi shooting of professor from Kansas
• New report highlights voting machine ‘crisis’
• Ahead of Chiefs game, Dr. Peyton Manning creates injury list for media
• Missouri man killed when his ATV is hit by dump truck
• TheChat: Sen. Roy Blunt paints a grim view of threats facing America
• Challenge Manufacturing is publicly confirmed as new KCI industrial park tenant
• Kansas City Council to vote on special sales tax for Watts Mill Shopping Center
• Consumer prices are staying steady
• Public health leaders zero in on tobacco use
• Kohl’s to hire 69,000 seasonal workers
• Uber opening Kansas City office, adding staff
• Winning lottery numbers for Wednesday, Sept. 16
• Your financial planner: What the Fed’s interest rate policy means for you
• It’s fall and time to core aerate your lawn
• Kansas Supreme Court to hear Wichita pot ordinance challenge
• Will Davis now a leader on Kansas State’s defense
• Techweek Thursday: Jobs fair, expo and more than you can get done
• Citing pressures in wireless industry and company’s debts, Moody’s cuts Sprint’s debt rating
• Tech job posting board touts Kansas City lifestyle to draw talent here
• Danny Duffy exits early, Royals lose to Indians 5-1
• West Plaza updates: New cafe opening soon, Sheehan’s Irish Imports moving to Waldo
• Big game by Mizzou’s Charles Harris impresses others, if not Harris