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September 28, 2018

• KC Council should ensure minority and women-owned firms prosper in construction boom
• Cancer is about to steal his leg. Before it does, Indiana teen gets in one last dance
• What’s happening across Johnson County
• Police identity man fatally shot outside KC apartment complex Thursday night
• Here is what Salvador Perez’s game-winning hit looked like from next to Royals dugout
• Dead body found on train car in Bonner Springs. FBI called in to help
• Nonpartisan groups register 87,000 in effort to engage black Missourians in midterms
• Man charged with rape in JoCo. Victim was unable to give consent, court docs allege
• Check out books at this JoCo library? Bag them to guard against bed bugs
• Hablas español? Kansas City now has second station offering Spanish-language programs
• Kansas child welfare chief says contractors will be fined if kids sleep in offices
• Why Royals GM Dayton Moore calls 2018 season ‘the most fun I’ve ever had in baseball’
• Mission latest JoCo city to propose protecting LGBTQ, other marginalized groups
• Hartman Park Trailhead plans highlighted at open house
• Two water main breaks in old pipes cause sinkholes in downtown Kansas City
• One silver lining from Ned Yost’s near-death experience: He quit chewing tobacco
• Yes, that’s Malia Obama with a harmonica in the new ‘Walking on Air’ music video
• Missouri AG lacks subpoena power in priest sex abuse inquiry. Can the governor help?
• ‘That’s child abuse.’ Outrage and charges after 10-year-old boy gets tattoo on video
• Lee’s Summit EDC board has endorsed the Missouri gas tax increase
• It’s no wonder the Missouri Influencers don’t like term limits
• Letters: Readers dicsuss Christianity’s tenets, term limits and Sen. Dianne Feinstein
• Denver columnist: ‘The Chiefs are soft,’ so Broncos need to get at Patrick Mahomes
• Judge dismisses case filed by demoted Sgt. who spoke out in Ozarks drowning case
• Chiefs receiver Tyreek Hill gets engaged to woman he pleaded guilty to assaulting
• Chiefs’ Mitchell Schwartz ready to clash with Broncos’ one-man wrecking crew: Von Miller
• Got your Patrick Mahomes No. 15 Chiefs jersey? They’re going fast
• Is it time to divide your perennials? These questions will help you decide
• Another big Monday for Mizzou basketball recruiting looms with E.J. Liddell’s decision
• Missouri sophomore forward Tilmon finding the calm in his game
• Kansas nurses, aides charged with stealing meds, patient abuse; some still licensed
• Salvador Perez, Royals get walk-off win, avoid worst year in franchise history
• Self, Martin, Richardson, Weber support ‘real heroes’ at Coaches vs. Cancer event
• How an accident — and a play six years in the making — helped KU reach the Final Four
• With Archway Homes, Selling Your House “As Is” Never Felt So Good!”
• Builders showcase move-in ready homes, share why they love Cedar Creek
• Fall Parade of Homes incentives offered at Tom French communities
• Oak Run Offers Southern Johnson County Living at an Affordable Price
• Stonebridge stuns on Parade with 12 tempting homes
• The Villas of Leabrooke Town Manor Offer Lock and Leave Lifestyle in Leawood
• Cider Mill Ridge – New Lots Now Available
• Experience all Loch Lloyd offers during the Parade of Homes
• Time is running out to buy or build a new home in Woodneath Farms
• From stunning décor to ideal locations, Rodrock Homes has must-see Parade entries.
• The Mill at Riverstone churns out Parade fun
• A true community awaits in Olathe: ‘Everyone wants to meet their neighbors’
• For homebuyers looking for homes of extraordinary design, function and beauty, look no further than Canyon Creek and Canyon Creek Point.
• Judge’s ruling may force Kansas Army officer’s adopted Korean daughter to leave U.S.