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October 17, 2014

• Liberty pair falls in Missouri Class 2 state tennis tourney
• Outside groups spend millions on U.S. Senate race in Kansas, mostly to aid Pat Roberts
• Former Royals Saberhagen, Wilson will make appearances at Dick’s Sporting Goods
• Why do we hate the Chargers? They’re boring
• Chiefs’ Jamaal Charles takes cautious approach to franchise rushing record
• Chiefs are going back out West
• Review: Yo-Yo Ma and Kathryn Stott in recital
• The Star’s high school football players of the week for Oct. 16
• The Star’s high school football rankings for Oct. 16
• Readers share thoughts on the Royals, Kansas incumbents and same-sex marriage
• Two strong challengers for the U.S. House in Kansas’ 2nd and 3rd districts
• Royals #fanfaces from the ALCS series in KC
• TheChat: Greg Orman declares himself “pro choice”
• Serious traffic crash snarls traffic in Kansas City, North
• Charges against Frazier Glenn Miller Jr. amended in Jewish center killings
• Charges filed in June homicide in Kansas City
• Poll: Who will win the World Series?
• GMC’s Terrain adds mobile connectivity
• Winning numbers for Thursday, Oct. 16
• Fall is prime time to plant trees in Kansas City
• Share your photos with H+H on Facebook, win prizes
• Costa Rica tops Mexico in CONCACAF Women’s Championship
• KC area high school football schedule for Oct. 17-18
• Kansas Week 7 football picks: It’s time for districts
• David Glass reflects on Royals’ rise and 'taking the heat'
• Salvador Perez posts more secret videos of Lorenzo Cain
• Missouri high school football Week 9 picks: Raymore-Peculiar looks to clinch conference championship
• Kansas City Marathon encouraging participants to show Royals pride
• Invasion: Sharp performances come to midtown
• Resigned Smithville High principal says actions were to encourage students
• Smithville High School principal Rudy Papenfuhs resigns
• KC races to cause downtown road closures on Saturday
• Artist Dan Dakota’s De Soto house filled with objects that inspire him
• In new collections, four Kansas City poets reflect on matters of faith
• Ebola fears, rational or irrational, could cause an economic fallout
• Farming hobby takes root in Parkville
• Fed chair Janet Yellen says the U.S. is experiencing widening inequality
• Kansas City Southern reports record revenue
• Royals’ trip to the World Series starts a shopping spree
• Readorama: ‘Rebel Souls’ author Justin Martin to speak at library
• Novelist Hilary Mantel shows quirky side in short-story collection ‘The Assassination of Margaret Thatcher’
• Art Spiegelman’s ‘Wordless’ makes for an atypical tour
• The Star’s 2014 quilt project, Block 10: A gold star for Almo
• FYI Book Club discusses Caitlin Doughty’s “Smoke Gets in Your Eyes”
• Half a world away, a soldier fan savors the Royals’ success
• To players, Royals’ regular-season success over Giants ‘doesn’t matter’ in World Series
• The week ahead: A big week for corporate earnings
• Kansas State expects challenge from Oklahoma quarterback Trevor Knight
• K-State’s Truman grows from walk-on to difference-maker
• Missouri girds against allowing last week’s disaster to linger
• Missouri’s Marcus Murphy moves into elite territory for career all-purpose yards
• KU’s Michael Cummings hopes to take the next step against Texas Tech
• Kansas’ Michael Reynolds is putting some bite into the Jayhawks’ pass rush
• JoyceKC: New owners, new name for downtown’s Aixois; remodel for Crestwood Aixois; a look at the Holiday Mart
• Move right into a new home at Prairie Ridge
• Luxury changes hands at auction
• Variety, amenities, location attract buyers
• Highland Villas offer maintenance-free living in Leawood
• Homes selling quickly in Parkway Village
• 2014 Fall Parade of Homes a winner for Rodrock Development
• Parade awards score two touch downs for Estates of Wolf Creek
• Good signs in Mississippi; bad signs on minihelmets