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October 14, 2014

• Blue Springs senior Mariah Peters wins state golf championship, leads Wildcats to team title
• Emily Loeb: Remembering Dad, baseball and the Royals
• New leadership coming to Clay County clerk’s office
• Early-voting proposal in Missouri meets with skepticism
• Jackson County stadium refinancing saves $32 million
• Mayor names new Kansas City park board appointee
• Chiefs’ Nico Johnson shedding weight in hopes of returning to 53-man roster
• Chiefs’ receivers coach David Culley manages the egos of a team’s divas
• Video: Running game will be key when the Chiefs face the Chargers on Sunday
• Bartender’s winning PopFest cocktail has distinctive popcorn flavor
• U.S. women’s national team starting CONCACAF qualifiers Wednesday night
• Senior captain leads Olathe Northwest to regional golf title
• Conversation about Kansas City development incentives is necessary
• Readers share thoughts on Bishop Robert Finn, President Barack Obama and incumbents
• Council looks at ways to join the food truck bonanza
• Running at Sunnyside Elementary in Olathe is big, and soon to be bigger
• When, where and how to vote in Johnson County
• Election guide: Kansas House districts 26-121
• Ibis Bakery adds retail business in Lenexa, eyes downtown KC
• For Joco chair candidates, events in Topeka cast big shadow locally
• Taxes, planning, parks issues in race for Johnson County Commission 4th District seat
• Election guide: Kansas House districts 8-25
• Jackson and Cass counties: News from around our towns
• Letters: College sexual assaults, Joco good life
• Johnson County judge speeds up gay marriage verdict
• Stacey Hatton: Who knew that buckets could hold such happiness?
• Keenan’s Law of Shoes: If they ain’t lost, they soon will be
• Upscale Carma adds an easy-going sister cafe
• The Chat: Jason Kander comes out against early voting amendment
• Missouri attorney general says incentives are needed to bring more minorities into law enforcement
• Vehicle rams Shawnee patrol car, leads police on chase across state lines
• Review clears police officers in the fatal shooting of an Ottawa, Kan., teenager
• David Knopf: Friendly, furry faces offer a fuzzy escape from harsh reality, politics
• Toriano Porter: The power of words helps a few
• Susan Vollenweider: A patchwork of memories, collected with love
• Sun-Dried Tomato Rotisserie Chicken Stew can come together in minutes
• Three special education teachers receive statewide recognition
• Merriam tech services company Absolute Computer Solutions is sold
• District 18 rivals disagree on tax cuts, need for education funding boost
• Mayors vie for Johnson County Commission 1st District seat
• Candidates for Kansas education board highlight their experience
• Olathe, Leawood and Shawnee turn to voters to renew sales taxes for maintenance, improvements
• With no incumbent running, open seat brings stark differences between candidates for House
• Toriano Porter: The power of words helps a few
• Bill Filer: ‘Somewhere Over the Dwayne Bowe,’ fantasy football dreams come true
• Cowboys’ Joseph Randle arrested for allegedly shoplifting underwear and cologne
• This is no hallucination: The Royals are one win away from the World Series
• Paul Pierce’s teammates sing happy birthday to him
• Mike Moustakas makes spectacular catch of foul ball, falling into fans in dugout suite
• Royals pitcher Brandon Finnegan answers fan’s request for tickets on Twitter
• Faces of Royals fans at Game 3 of the ALCS
• Missouri couple’s custom Florida beach house is built on the wrong lot
• Missouri state troopers need more training to work on water, lawmaker says
• How much snow would have piled up Monday if it were colder?
• Eight Kansas nonprofits receive grants from the Walmart Foundation
• Economic summit spreads good news of a south KC renaissance
• Costco connects with Alibaba to sell goods in China
• Carondelet Health agrees to sell its two Kansas City area hospitals to Prime Healthcare Services
• Will the fourth time be the charm for a T-Mobile merger?
• Sharing awareness keeps former Chief Jon McGraw in business
• Winning numbers for Tuesday, Oct. 14
• Royals one win away from World Series berth after 2-1 victory over Orioles
• Videos: Royals on verge of World Series berth after win in ALCS game three
• Royals pitcher Brandon Finnegan answers fan’s request for tickets on Twitter
• Signs of the times: With paper and ink, Royals fans show their devotion
• With runs scarce, Billy Butler makes sure that the Royals get theirs
• Jeremy Guthrie grinds out five innings that help Royals win ALCS game three
• Orioles face huge odds in overcoming 3-0 deficit in ALCS
• Replay: Updates, stats from the Royals’ ALCS game three against the Orioles
• Two veteran major-leaguers get their first taste of playoff action with the Royals
• Royals’ Jason Vargas, Orioles’ Miguel Gonzalez know each other well
• Video: The Star’s Blair Kerkhoff, Andy McCullough preview ALCS Game 3
• Clear skies, chilly temps expected for Tuesday’s Royals-Orioles ALCS game
• Kat’s Money Corner: Keeping up with the newest gadgets
• Sprint makes discounted iPhone for Life offer to keep existing customers on board
• University of Kansas Hospital says patient’s initial test for Ebola was negative
• SEC commissioner Mike Slive announces his retirement
• Think twice about fall pruning
• Discontinued Kansas State equestrian team hopes to make most of remaining time
• Kansas State remembers 2012 victory at Oklahoma as another trip to Norman looms
• Forward Keanau Post shines in Missouri’s annual Black and Gold basketball scrimmage
• Missouri’s Thursday game vs. Mississippi State highlights 2015 football schedule
• Missouri basketball players Jakeenan Gant, D’Angelo Allen charged with peace disturbance
• Missouri’s J’den Cox selected for NWCA All-Star Classic
• Missouri’s line struggles undermine Tigers’ offensive attack
• KU’s Dave Campo: Clint Bowen is right man for head coaching job
• McDonald’s makeover in North Kansas City