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September 22, 2015

• Geoffrey Allen: Advances and challenges in the future of the Family Court
• Judge orders $15 minimum wage proposal removed from November ballot in KC
• Ardie Davis highlights some of his favorite KC barbecue sauces
• Court order prevents a judicial shutdown in Kansas for now
• Haskell university president speaks out against ethnic fraud
• Are Kansas City and Missouri petition drives clogging the ballot or celebrating democracy?
• Northwestern offers “Sex 101” program to combat sexual misconduct
• Attorney says Jackson County jail guards were slow to admit July injuries to inmate
• Scott Walker exits GOP presidential race with harsh words for Trump
• MoDOT closes lane of southbound I-35 at Cambridge Circle for emergency repairs
• Traffic moving again after accident on I-70 in Kansas City
• Olathe East gymnasts win title at SM North Invitational
• 913 area high school football: Week 3 review
• Tuesday’s Royals-Mariners lineups, pitching probables and TV info
• The emotional and physical scars, courtesy of my children
• Libraries, coffee shops bring adventure to writer
• Falcons prove best at NKC Invitational
• Overland Park’s 3 Women And An Oven bakes cakes and cookies with love and butter
• Missouri AG Koster: : Walgreen’s deceives customers
• With more diversity and density, Mission Gateway redevelopment project goes back to planners
• Upcoming construction project at Trailwood stirs fear among parents
• Family that battled to save a son with depression now hopes to spare others from the grief of suicide
• Lenexa business owners emphasize healthy food choices, and being green
• Monday Poll results: Hello, Carly Fiorina; goodbye, Scott Walker
• Readers react to Donald Trump, Mike Hunter and Planned Parenthood
• Westport schools will become part of innovation campus
• Denise Snodell: Stories of migrations past shed light on the present
• Letters: Herbert’s call for responsibility; Iran nuclear deal; aid for refugees
• Lori Allen: See the library in a new light
• U.S. Bank branch in Overland Park robbed
• Adjacent southeast Kansas City homes burn
• Police investigate woman’s body found in Kansas City back yard
• Iowa man is charged with assaulting Grandview police officers during violent arrest
• Homeless man is charged in death at Independence convenience store
• Is Sporting KC winger Graham Zusi returning to form?
• Independence teenager is charged with the murder of 6-week-old child
• How the American Royal sauce competition started as the Diddy-Wa-Diddy contest
• Royals fans are thrilled that Wade Davis is the new closer
• Snarky in the Suburbs: Who in their right mind would willingly go through the campaign gauntlet?
• Martin Shkreli’s shocking Daraprim price increase is part of a prescription drug trend
• Josh Freeman, former K-State, Grandview High quarterback, signs with minor-league football team
• Selfie star Naruto the monkey deserves copyright, PETA says in lawsuit
• Suburban Conference football: Week 5 review
• New duck-billed dinosaur found in Alaska, researchers say
• Chris Christie tells National Guard leader to slim down
• Two petitions planned to ease Missouri marijuana laws
• Kansas City school district approves the sale of Westport High
• TheChat: Missouri Congressman Blaine Luetkemeyer urges pope to limit remarks to areas of religious guidance
• Mizzou quarterback Drew Lock’s day is coming, but he’ll benefit from patience
• FCKC’s Sauerbrunn voted NWSL defender of the year
• Sheriff: Lawyers don’t have to remove bras to enter jail
• Overland Park City Council delays Brookridge vote, citing problems with dense development
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, Sept. 21
• Neighborhood groups hail decision to sell and repurpose Westport High School
• Missouri attorney general seeks contempt order against Walgreens
• Menorah Medical Center nurses ratify pact with HCA hospital
• Kansas, Missouri in bottom 10 for nursing salaries
• Volkswagen sets aside $7.3 billion to cover emissions scandal fallout
• Sutera family leaves restaurant business after nearly 40 years
• Missouri working on offensive consistency after rough opening three games
• Missouri hopes to have Russell Hansbrough back for Kentucky game
• Mizzou’s Terry Beckner may be first true freshman to start on Gary Pinkel’s defensive line
• Health insurance deductibles are outpacing wage increases, study finds
• Health insurance sign-ups will get harder, health secretary says
• Kat’s Money Corner: Time to declutter
• Sam Gould, longtime parking attendant for Blues, A’s and Royals games, dies at age 98
• Wade Davis will replace Greg Holland as Royals’ new closer, Ned Yost says
• Hacking issues still boil as U.S. and China work for limited deal
• Hunt Midwest enters partnership to market new building
• Off week arrives at ideal time for Kansas State’s football team
• KU football coach David Beaty still waiting on return of running back Taylor Cox
• Kansas, having lost 30 straight road games, to face Rutgers program in turmoil
• Kansas volleyball team surging into Big 12 play after 12-0 start
• How to control weeds in newly seeded grass