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September 2, 2015

• Chiefs players are very competitive, even when playing Mario Kart
• Kansas tax collections $30 million short of expectations in August
• Leawood businessman nominated for Kansas commerce secretary withdraws
• Three new Kansas regents are approved
• Kris Kobach’s proposed voter registration time limit damages rights, speakers say
• Judge: Missouri right-to-farm amendment doesn’t cover pot
• Kansas lawmakers approve new panel to study school standards, financing
• Here is the difference between chickenpox and shingles
• Wednesday’s Royals-Tigers lineups, pitching probables and TV info
• One day after his return from disabled list, Alex Gordon sits out for Royals
• Moustakas out with strained right hamstring
• Starling to play in Arizona Fall League
• Royals give Mike Moustakas a second night off to rest sore hamstring
• Clark Hunt expects Chiefs to ‘build on’ last two seasons, won’t set number of wins
• Five things to watch in Thursday’s Chiefs-Rams game
• A quick history of sports teams that have dealt with chickenpox, shingles, measles and more
• Chickenpox among the reasons that Royals acquired ‘battle-tested’ Jonny Gomes
• Watch: Would an I-70 World Series be a good thing?
• Young boy has a great time eating his ice cream cone at Royals game
• Missouri Republicans go on a hypocritical quest to deny scholarship funds to immigrant strivers
• Readers react to gun control, a story of hope and the Iran deal
• Victim dies after being run over
• Fishing report for Sept. 4
• Kentucky clerk in gay marriage fight: ‘A heaven or hell decision’
• Jack Sock cruises to victory in U.S. Open
• This weekend in Kansas City: John Caparulo, SantaCaliGon Days, Kansas City Irish Fest, First Friday and the Renaissance Festival
• Plenty for art lovers to see at September’s First Friday
• Kansas City state Sen. Ryan Silvey rips Gov. Jay Nixon’s St. Louis stadium funding plan
• Police go to wrong house; man, officer shot, dog dead
• TheChat: Chris Christie threatens to go `nuclear’ in next GOP debate
• KCK police seek Crown Victoria in deadly hit-and-run
• Area golf results for September 1
• Snarky in the Suburbs: For creating those special childhood memories, it’s Lifeguard Sherry to the rescue
• Olathe teen is Kansas VFW Scout of the Year
• Emily Parnell: Putting the fun in funeral: Planning a final party I’ll attend in spirit
• Two score perfect ACTs
• Editorial: Solid proposal moves ahead for King Louie site
• As Blue Valley district turns 50, foundation plans $250,000 in educational grants
• Letters: Trump pro and con, Iran nuclear deal
• Danedri Herbert: To get ahead, make bad choices
• Olathe couple celebrating their 70th anniversary
• F. Glenn Miller Jr.’s son testifies that he loves his dad but not his hateful beliefs
• 18-year-old woman dies in wreck in Mission
• Pedestrian sustains life-threatening head injury after being struck by city truck in Kansas City
• KCK police seek Crown Vic involved in fatal hit-and-run incident
• Clerk shot during robbery at Merriam 7-Eleven
• Lee’s Summit man faces criminal charges after high-speed chase
• Missouri school split over transgender student Lila Perry using girls bathroom
• Sen. Claire McCaskill expresses food desert frustration and seeks action
• Kansas City man is charged in Aug. 13 shooting that left bullet in victim’s brain
• Mass murders such as Columbine and Sandy Hook show uphill gun control battle for slain TV reporter's father
• Now a Royals minor-leaguer is having fun with the numbers 17 and 38
• Upgrade Kansas City fire stations to finally accommodate more female employees
• Shawnee Mission breaks ground for new schools
• Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday, Sept. 1
• Texas court strips lesser prairie chicken of protections
• Northland’s new Red Crown Cafe has Bonnie & Clyde tie-in
• Overland Park pharmacy benefits company MedTrak Services expands holdings
• H&R Block shares jump 7.5 percent as buyback details emerge
• Ferguson police order more bodycams from Lenexa’s Digital Ally
• McDonald’s all-day breakfast, beginning Oct. 6, is creating egg uncertainty
• Planned hotel credited as four large conventions pick Kansas City
• Your financial planner: Retiring is hard work
• Bringing back the house call: Apps in some big cities let you summon a doctor
• Google says crashes aren’t the driverless car’s fault — it’s the fault of the other driver
• A dozen Kansas City area tech entrepreneurs are among the finalists in LaunchKC grant contest
• Apple ponders producing movies in light of online video’s expected growth
• Defensive tackle Will Geary flexing his muscles in many ways for Kansas State
• Fox Sports KC sets record for August as Royals’ TV ratings continue to soar
• Johnny Cueto has a rough outing in Royals’ 6-5 loss to the Tigers
• Alex Gordon returns from injury, goes 2-for-3 in Royals’ loss to Tigers
• Franchise Four brings Frank White back to Kauffman Stadium
• Alec Abeln is quick study as he becomes Mizzou’s starting left guard
• KU coach David Beaty declines to release depth chart, opts for mystery in opener
• KU basketball team adds walk-on Clay Young of Lansing
• Matthew Boateng dismissed from KU football program by coach David Beaty
• Kansas City and Kansas restaurant inspections for Sept. 2