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September 21, 2016

• Readers sound off on Hillary Clinton, Chiefs parking, Rep. Kevin Yoder
• Police pursuit in Kansas City ends with one man dead
• Sexual assault on college campuses is focus as KU researchers join study
• California man in KC allegedly had 5 pounds of meth taped to midsection
• KC Metro Squad looking for man in North Kansas City homicide
• Kansas firefighters accused of setting fires to get money
• Overland Park bank robbery suspect calls 911 on himself
• KCK couple waive hearing in case of slain child allegedly fed to pigs
• Tanner’s Bar and Grill in Waldo damaged by early Wednesday kitchen fire
• Boil advisory lifted for part of Kansas City, North
• U.S. grasslands will receive needed attention at Kansas City meeting
• Sen. Claire McCaskill recognizes Ewing Kauffman
• This Week in KC: Plaza Art Fair, Mo’Nique, Symphony plays David Bowie
• Eight starters gone from Shawnee Mission South football team after disagreements with coach
• The Star’s high school football rankings (Sept. 21)
• Fishing report for Sept. 22
• The Final Five are headliners for Tour of Gymnastics Champions that will stop in KC
• Could the Royals help Eric Hosmer’s defense become even better?
• Kevin Harlan was surprised by attention for his hilarious call of fan on field
• The Star’s high school athletes of the week (Sept. 21)
• Chiefs receivers look to get on the same page with Alex Smith
• Susan Vollenweider: A visit full of brotherly love
• David Knopf: Taking the joy out of cooking
• Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday, Sept. 20
• Attorneys for Leawood payday loan mogul ask judge to drop some charges
• Owner of Leawood-based AMC Entertainment reportedly close to pact with Sony
• Food drive going on during American Royal Rodeo
• Freelance advertising, marketing showcase set for Sept. 29 in Kansas City
• KU veteran Landen Lucas praises younger Jayhawks, including Udoka Azubuike
• Don’t make any sudden decisions with sudden wealth
• Expressive landscape designs featured during HBA Parade of Homes
• Sierra Group expands, offers ‘downsizing concierge’ services