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October 2, 2018

• Prairie Village’s new design standards for new builds address trees, windows, garages
• Pinsetter machine crushes bowling alley owner to death, Colorado cops say
• Want to vote in the November election? Kansas and Missouri registration deadlines near
• Two killed in double shooting near Van Brunt and 31st in Kansas City
• Two-vehicle wreck injures three in Lenexa, police say
• Letters: Readers discuss Jason Kander, Kris Kobach’s strengths and a vet’s daughter
• Broken light post electrocutes man and injures good Samaritan in Oklahoma canal
• Body of KCK man missing since July 4 has been found; no foul play suspected
• Here’s why your cellphone may vibrate and emit a loud tone Wednesday afternoon
• Police arrest teen sought in Shawnee sexual assaults, burglaries
• Bed bug extermination continues at Shawnee library, reopening delayed
• Two Olathe brothers who failed to return home after school have been found safe
• Eastbound I-70 reopens after motorcyclist killed in crash with semi near downtown KC
• Trial begins in killing of Lee’s Summit police officer shot at party in Westport
• Two children killed, two other children injured in crash southwest of Kansas City
• The best city in the U.S. for people with disabilities is in Johnson County, study finds
• Pranksters call in to Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy’s Big 12 teleconference
• Is it real? Harry Potter fans freak out about leaked video of a role-playing game
• Motorcyclist was thrown from bike before being hit by semi on I-70 near downtown KC
• White people prefer white people on dating apps — but that could be changed, study says
• KC events Oct. 4-10: KC Oktoberfest, Hodge Twins, Jordan Peterson, WaterFire
• Kylr Yust, accused of killing two women, has trial date in Cass County murder case
• Jason Kander’s withdrawal from the mayor’s race is the bravest choice
• Women are flocking to Democrats. Will local GOP candidates regret embracing Trump?
• ‘You are saving lives’: Joe Biden joins outpouring of support for Jason Kander
• Will Jolie Justus return? Who’s the favorite? How Kander’s exit affects KC mayor race
• Flight forced to land at KCI after drunken man wouldn’t stop doing pull-ups
• Chiefs (mostly) stay in place in the latest NFL power rankings
• More Patrick Mahomes memes appear after another amazing performance
• Five things to know about Chiefs’ next opponent: Jacksonville Jaguars
• Chiefs chant breaks out at Broncos Stadium at Mile High after comeback victory
• Quality jobs are key to economic advancement
• Patrick Mahomes had same reaction as Chiefs fans to Case Keenum’s overthrown pass
• After emotional abuse allegations, Dems pull support from deaf Kansas House candidate
• Jason Kander ends campaign for Kansas City mayor to focus on depression, PTSD
• Chiefs add help to secondary, waive tight end Alex Ellis
• Chiefs’ snap counts vs. Broncos: Another Mitchell Schwartz milestone, sausage shortage
• Chiefs’ Monday night thriller against Broncos was a ratings winner
• First look at Sunday’s Chiefs-Jags showdown: NFL’s best (offense) vs. best (defense)
• Maverick Mahomes: Traditional rules don’t apply to Chiefs’ quarterback
• New Chiefs podcast: The A-Team’s postgame chat about Mahomes’ left-handed throw & more
• Chiefs’ Eric Murray: We extract ‘more’ from one another in crucial times
• BV Northwest star who led Loyola to Final Four doesn’t want to be a ‘one-hit wonder’
• After bye week, Mizzou gets promising injury news heading into South Carolina game
• KU commit Issac McBride reminds his AAU coach of a certain former Jayhawk guard
• Karaoke ‘experience’ opening in the Power & Light District