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September 29, 2015

• Jonathan Weiner: Immortality and the 2016 campaign
• Trump’s Fox News ‘boycott’ lasts a week
• Symphony in the Flint Hills announces 2016 site
• Musical Theater Heritage’s ‘Die Mommie Die’ is one soapy satire
• Chiefs fans vent their frustrations about quarterback Alex Smith
• Despite ample time, Andy Reid’s Chiefs were woefully unprepared for Packers
• Former Chiefs kicker Lawrence Tynes is crushing Alex Smith on Twitter
• Jamaal Charles mocks Aaron Rodgers with his touchdown move
• Royals fans at Wrigley, Chiefs fans at Lambeau, and upset locals
• KCK archdiocese is criticized for ‘quiet disclosure’ of priest accused of sexual abuse
• Honoring Bobby Bell, rest of Chiefs from 50 years ago appropriate considering how far NFL has come
• McCarthy running to replace Boehner as U.S. House Speaker
• Kansas lawyers want pay raise for indigent defense work
• Planned Parenthood leader: Claims about fetal tissue ‘categorically untrue’
• Right-to-work vote opens rift in Missouri’s GOP
• Tuesday’s Royals-White Sox lineups, pitching probables and TV info
• Replay: Royals Q&A with Andy McCullough
• Olathe Northwest graduate is U.S. flag bearer at Solheim Cup
• Why is Sam Brownback talking zombies? Expert and KC native ‘Dr. Zombie’ explains the mania
• Elephants, crocodiles kill seven people at African park
• Owner puts dog into idling truck, dog takes it into a lake
• Cold front brings fall-like weather to Kansas City area
• Body is discovered under train in Kansas City, Kan.
• Rape is reported at Kansas City high school
• Kansas City man killed in wreck early Tuesday
• Man fires several shots in Overland Park after asking for directions
• Memphis in May celebrates swine barbecue in carnival style
• Monday Poll results: Your thoughts on the departure of House Speaker John Boehner
• Pedestrian is struck and killed by vehicle in Kansas City parking lot
• NW Missouri man to stand trial in wife’s killing
• Black bear attacks elderly Montana woman ... in her house
• Authorities identify man found dead in KCK
• Readers react to House Speaker John Boehner, Pope Francis and President Barack Obama
• 79-year-old police detective in Claycomo stayed on the job until the end
• Couple’s gift to Missouri college of beautiful land leads to ugly fight
• Kansas City is spending millions as it carefully faces huge ADA challenge
• TheChat: Emanuel Cleaver exults over federal housing grant for KC
• Could Kansas City better promote itself as barbecue king?
• Bernie Sanders: Barack Obama was naive when it came to Congress
• American Royal vs. Memphis in May: Which gets barbecue bragging rights?
• Royals closer Greg Holland to undergo Tommy John surgery Friday
• Royals are holding a free playoff rally Tuesday at Kauffman Stadium
• Packers drill Chiefs 38-28 on ‘Monday Night Football’
• Derrick Johnson reaches top of Chiefs’ career tackle list
• Day after Chiefs loss looks just as bleak to coach Andy Reid
• Jeremy Maclin’s TD catch vs. Packers breaks long Chiefs drought
• Packers showed Chiefs how this is a quarterback’s league, but cornerbacks matter, too
• Respect the nap
• Planning Commission again backs four-story project in downtown Overland Park
• Krisztian Nemeth flourishing in first year with Sporting KC
• Golf courses see decline in interest but hope to get back in the swing of things
• Ellen Murphy: Anyone can become president, and that’s a scary thought
• Mission Gateway plan goes to City Council with Wal-Mart as the main tenant
• Letters to the editor: Rex Hudler, guns and presidential politics
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, Sept. 28
• Kansas City is seeing a spike in cases of shigellosis
• Small Business Administration names new director of Kansas City district office
• KC-based insurance broker Lockton announces executive changes
• Frontier Airlines announces nonstop flights from Kansas City to Orlando
• KC labor leader is appointed to new Federal Reserve community advisory council
• Ferrellgas reports a larger quarterly loss
• Kat’s Money Corner: Frightening and frugal Halloween costumes
• Rockhurst adds master’s degree in business intelligence and analytics
• Google unveils phones with ‘Now on Tap,’ better cameras and Android Pay
• Kansas State ready for difficult Big 12 schedule, starting at Oklahoma State
• Cubs edge Royals 1-0 in 11 innings, hurting KC’s home-field quest
• Mizzou looking for better returns from special teams
• Mizzou is dealing with a rash of injuries
• Missouri shuts down Morgan Steward for a second straight season
• The Mangino influence: Kansas’ David Beaty promises to ‘keep sawing wood’
• JoyceKC’s Notebook for Sept. 26: Twenty 20 cafe, Grinders High Noon, Local Pig and more
• Fall watering help plants survive the winter
• Police: Man arrested after shocking Kansas boy with jumper cables