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September 13, 2018

• KC bank tellers replaced $100 bills with ones; stole nearly $400,000, feds say
• The Uranus Examiner is coming to this Missouri town. Yes, really.
• NASCAR star Brad Keselowski visits Whiteman AFB, looks ahead to Kansas Speedway race
• Shawnee councilman resigns after being placed on paid leave from Olathe teaching job
• We all win when employers and labor work together collaboratively
• Letters: Readers discuss Smart Cities, Christian Science’s teachings and UMKC history
• 18-year-old sentenced to prison for 2016 robbery, fatal shooting in Independence
• A skunk invaded the Oakland Coliseum. Insert your Raiders joke here.
• After 44 years, making fiberglass animals and running KC parks, McHenry will retire
• Man pleads guilty to skimming personal banking information from KC-area ATMs
• KU lands on list of top 10 best college basketball uniforms
• Indians’ Trevor Bauer playfully explains the grudge he has against Whit Merrifield
• ‘A crisp, brand new $100 bill’: KC-area district has a new way to lure kids to class
• After major cuts, Missouri universities get $260M for new scholarships and research
• Thomas the Tank engine and friends get KKK hoods from NRA after adding female trains
• Southbound I-635 opens to traffic again after semi truck wreck in KCK
• Attorney General Jeff Sessions left one thing out of his KC speech on violent crime
• Train strikes, kills man near Martin City, KC police say
• Conductors share similar goals, different styles
• Missouri Highway Patrol car hit by truck during crash investigation, video shows
• Amendment 1 takes power from special interests and gives it to you
• 19-year-old charged with kicking cat on KC high school football field
• Kansas City Council backs $7 million contribution toward zoo aquarium
• Former GOP U.S. senator, Senate president among those choosing Kelly over Kobach
• Army bases in Kansas react to report on lead poisoning in military housing
• After Trump denies Puerto Rican deaths, Missouri senator urges mental health checks
• Woman was forced into vehicle in possible kidnapping in Overland Park, police say
• KC high school football results: Week 3 in Kansas, Week 4 in Missouri
• FBI mum about sudden closing of solar observatory. Conspiracy theories fill the silence
• You cannot operate a major U.S. city in a vacuum. Results matter
• Ryan O’Hearn made kid’s day by playing catch before Wednesday’s Royals game
• Sessions rails against ‘activist judges’ with new DOJ guidelines on judicial orders
• Golf in the inner city? KC do-gooder to unveil neighborhood dream course — for kids
• Rich Gannon: Chiefs now have a ‘different mentality’ with Patrick Mahomes at QB
• Want to live in a Frank Lloyd Wright house? One in KC is now for sale
• Feds reject Mike Sanders’ leniency plea, say he should spend up to 2 years in prison
• Westport shooting may be among cases missing evidence after KC police warehouse fire
• Chiefs have been the Pittsburgh Steelers’ punching bag. This time they plan to hit back
• Chiefs’ maligned secondary hopes repetitions, chemistry will pay off eventually
• Hall of Fame quest begins for Chiefs great Tony Gonzalez
• Did former Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith help his old team beat the Chargers?
• Long hauling at 18? Trucker shortage spurs proposal to let teens drive across U.S.
• Kansas City lands another distribution center from a brand name company to hire 100
• How Mizzou’s Emanuel Hall went from benchwarmer to Drew Lock’s favorite target
• KU Hospital gets record $66 million gift to expand blood cancer treatment
• KC pharma CEO under fire after asserting ‘moral requirement’ to raise drug price 400%
• Ned Yost called it a revenge game for Royals pitcher Heath Fillmyer. He made it one
• Royals pitcher who chased perfection competes with ailing son on his mind
• Two more prospects sign up to attend KU’s Late Night in the Phog on Sept. 28
• Loch Lloyd presents modern masterpiece for the Fall Parade of Homes
• REALTORS® Offer Safety Tips for Home Sellers
• Oak Run Offers Southern Johnson County Living at an Affordable Price
• Eagle Creek offers homesites with a view
• Cider Mill Ridge – New Lots Now Available
• New phase IV model home row under construction
• Fresh, modern floor plans await in Northland lifestyle destination
• Fall savings offered at new luxury Prairie Village twin villas
• Get a sneak peek of Creekmoor’s resort lifestyle before Fall Parade
• With Archway Homes, Selling Your House “As Is” Never Felt So Good!”
• Overland Park restaurant serving a BBQ sundae is closing