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September 30, 2015

• The Star’s high school fall sports athletes of the week (Sept. 30)
• 913 area high school football: Week 4 review
• This weekend in KC: American Royal World Series of Barbecue, Gladfest, Applefest and Comedy Get Down
• Lunch & Learn with Ruth Reichl
• Exhibit at Kemper museum sheds light on Finnish artists
• Jackson County, ATA to buy rail corridor to connect with Katy Trail
• Fight could be brewing over convention hotel petitions
• Lawsuit filed to stop Kris Kobach’s 90-day voter registration rule
• Missouri schools to undergo cybersecurity audit
• Govi’s journey: From attic to whole boy
• Despite some setbacks, Royals’ bullpen remains a gem
• KC biotech group says $100 million in venture capital is needed
• Missouri gubernatorial candidate Eric Greitens is a no-show in Lee’s Summit
• Young male elephant is coming to the Kansas City Zoo
• Kurt Busch believes Kansas Speedway race is pivotal in Sprint Cup chase
• CASA volunteers focus on kids
• Clinton (Bill, not Hill) is expected in the Kansas City area Thursday
• TheChat: Was Planned Parenthood selling fetal remains? Nope, says AG Chris Koster
• Police identify Kansas City man killed in wreck
• Truck hauling honeybees rolls over on Oklahoma interstate
• Police: Man gets shot in the head, twice, and keeps driving
• Independence Events Center is now Silverstein Eye Centers Arena
• Clint Bowyer will replace Tony Stewart in No. 14 car in 2017
• Why the family told Govi’s story
• Man shot in KC on the way to work flags down school bus for help
• Missouri’s juvenile sex offender registry is challenged as unconstitutional
• Readers react to political bullying, the Renaissance Festival and the Kansas City Chiefs
• Sale of Country Club Plaza prompts question of local ownership
• The high price of appeasing Missouri’s anti-abortion lobby
• Fans relive the 2014 Royals Wild Card game
• Victim of KCK rail yard accident is identified
• Carnival worker is arrested in Alabama for 2005 rape in Overland Park
• Driver is killed after crashing on I-435 in Kansas City, North
• U.S. 69 over the Missouri River is temporarily closed
• Kansas, Missouri House Republicans vote against government funding bill, while senators split their decisions
• Suburban Conference football: Week 6 review
• Claire McCaskill still driving on campus sexual assaults
• Chiefs corner Phillip Gaines will miss season because of ACL tear
• Sean Smith returns just in time for Chiefs
• Northland soccer teams in rankings spotlight
• U.S. soccer team opens Olympic qualifying Thursday at Sporting Park
• Key part of Meadowbrook project at risk
• Lauren Holiday is hoping to deliver second title to FC Kansas City
• Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday, Sept. 29
• ‘Pop-up’ British consulate is planned for Kansas City
• Merchants, residents concerned about what's next for Country Club Plaza
• UAW Local 249 sets strike deadline at Ford Claycomo plant
• Area job growth rate trails the national average
• Student loan defaults dip as borrowers use income-based payments
• Your financial planner: Managing your money is a process
• South Kansas City hopes to stake higher economic ground at community summit
• Crossroads district is named one of the ‘15 Great Places in America’ by American Planning Association
• Area construction spending fell in August
• Appeals court rules NCAA violated antitrust laws but strikes down deferred payments
• Terrale Johnson steps up for Kansas State’s offensive line
• KU transfer Dwight Coleby tears ACL, will miss season’s worth of practice
• Deadline for credit cards with microchips hits merchants
• Twitter makes ‘buy now’ button widely available
• Electric-truck maker Orange EV is expanding in Riverside
• Royals come up short again in 4-2 loss to White Sox
• Drew Lock will start at quarterback Saturday, Mizzou coach confirms
• Maty Mauk suspended for Missouri’s game vs. South Carolina
• Kansas man charged after boy says he was shocked with jumper cables