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October 1, 2018

• ‘The Office’ desk where Jim flirted with Pam can be yours - and lots of other props, too
• Grandson of Enola Gay pilot retiring amid allegations of misconduct at Whiteman AFB
• Shawnee police search for 18-year-old accused of breaking into homes, sexual assault
• Raiders benefited from same ‘forward progress’ call that hurt Chiefs in playoffs
• ‘Brain-eating amoeba’ that killed man might have been in Texas surf resort pool, CDC says
• Whit Merrifield thanks Royals fans for their support Sunday: ‘What a thrill it was!’
• Twins blogger makes a funny 2018 season montage of team’s bloopers
• After Kansas Republican Steve Watkins embellished his experience, can voters trust him?
• ‘You can’t make enough with minimum wage’: What does it take to get by in Missouri?
• Woman’s plot to hire hit man to kill ex-husband hatched in Joco jail, court docs say
• Belton teens struck and killed by van were walking in middle of road, police say
• Murder-suicide suspected in deaths of three men found shot outside Raytown home
• Your dog might actually be no smarter than a pigeon, new study finds
• Travelers rest assured — Missouri gets another extension to comply with REAL ID
• Letters: Readers discuss protecting children from harm and Claire McCaskill’s haste
• In their own words: Missouri leaders split on raising minimum wage
• Nick Offerman and Megan Mullally penned a ‘magical’ book about their 15-year marriage
• The sex offender next door: 1,300 missing Missouri criminals must be found quickly
• Duck boat operator in Branson asks judge to toss out civil lawsuits
• Hundreds of sex offenders in Jackson County failed to register with law enforcement
• Lorenzo Cain delivers the big hit as Brewers beat Cubs, win NL Central
• Two brothers, third man, named as victims in Raytown murder-suicide triple killing
• Hawley says there’s no evidence to support claims of sexual assault against Kavanaugh
• Together in the end; Belton rallies after two ‘inseparable’ friends are killed
• Cardi B entourage involved in strip club brawl where bottles, chairs thrown, NYPD says
• U.S. Supreme Court won’t review Platte County Prosecutor’s reprimand in ethics case
• Most national experts predict Chiefs will win Monday night in Denver
• Mahomes Mania seizes Kansas City ... but not Chiefs quarterback star Patrick Mahomes
• Earl Thomas, rumored to be a Chiefs trade target, makes obscene gesture after injury
• Eric Berry is inactive (yes, again) for Chiefs-Broncos game. So is Tremon Smith
• For the second time in 27 years, the oddsmakers like the Chiefs’ chances in Denver
• Here’s why many KCP&L Budget Billing customers still got hit with increases in August
• Missouri loses out on top 2019 hoops target E.J. Liddell. Where do the Tigers go now?
• Missouri Tigers vs. South Carolina Gamecocks: Kickoff time, TV, five things to know
• KanCare enrollment begins amid Amerigroup lawsuit, Kansans urged to compare new plans
• Will ‘Esky Magic’ vanish from the Royals roster for good this offseason?
• New K-State football podcast episode: QB situation, Texas loss, Baylor preview
• KU basketball picks up commitment from Arkansas point guard Issac McBride
• KU Jayhawks football vs. WVU Mountaineers: Kickoff time, TV, five things to know
• Minnesota prep big man Zeke Nnaji includes KU on list of five possible schools
• KU’s David Beaty says QB Carter Stanley will start vs. West Virginia
• Kansas restaurant and grocery store health inspections for Oct. 1