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October 18, 2014

• How do you celebrate fall? Send us your photos
• Pembroke Hill’s Yurie Heard wins Missouri Class 1 girls tennis title
• Cass County recoder: Mike Medsker says he’s brought back an office that was in disarray
• Jackson County executive: Incumbent Mike Sanders opposing hopefuls who are running low-key campaigns
• Missouri House, 32nd District: Neither contestant strictly follows party orthodoxy
• Missouri House, 33rd District: Role of government plays big part for two of three hopefuls
• Missouri House, 17th District: Medicaid, abortion, tax cuts divide contestants for open seat
• Missouri House,12th District: Candidates’ careers influence their priorities – public safety and education
• Clay Chastain ballot items requesting tax increases receive little support
• Sam Graves faces easy re-election campaign in 6th Congressional District
• Missouri House, 14th District: Business lawsuit joins policy issues in campaign debate
• Independence City Council: Two seek Mayor Eileen Weir’s old seat
• Jackson County Legislature: Crystal Williams faces two challengers for 2nd District at-large seat
• Missouri House, 53rd District: Political passions and professions align for candidates
• Jackson County Legislature: Former Royals infielder Frank White has low-key challenger in Weldon Woodward
• Missouri House, 20th District: School funding, taxes fuel debate in a rematch
• Missouri House, 36th District: Candidates differ on economic ‘border war’ with Kansas
• Olathe North sparkles in district opener, rolling past Olathe East
• Educators are taking no chances against dormant campaign on teacher tenure and evaluations
• Park Hill romps past Truman, stays unbeaten
• Harrisonville has a proposed solution for bad-tasting water
• Clay County collector: McEvoy disputes criticism from Brandom about how she’s spent money
• Mill Valley beats St. James on late touchdown pass
• Incomplete claims by the U.S. Senate candidates in Kansas can be misleading
• Critics challenge Gov. Sam Brownback’s claims on arts dollars
• Here’s how the Royals did against the Giants this season
• Poll: Who should sing the national anthem during the World Series at Kauffman Stadium?
• Kansas City Repertory Theatre Rep stages Ayad Akhtar work about the American experience
• Sporting KC limps into home stretch of the regular season
• Choose Paul Davis for governor to put Kansas on a better path
• Readers share thoughts on Gov. Sam Brownback, Sen. Pat Roberts and Kansas’ legacy
• Eric Hosmer’s claim to fame, besides Royals baseball, is his hairstyle
• Kansas Republicans outpace Democrats in picking up new voters since August
• Girl, 6, fatally shot at south KC convenience store
• Family and demonstrators mourn the shooting death of 6-year-old Angel Hooper
• GMC’s Terrain adds mobile connectivity
• Cheyenne Bottoms is the waterfowling jewel of the Great Plains
• After a concussion, it’s unclear when — or if — high school athletes should return to action
• Family wanted: Jordan hopes for a home
• Ticket prices for Series games are out of this world
• Winning numbers for Friday, Oct. 17
• Halloween attractions across the country get more extreme
• Jarrod Dyson is the Royals’ engine who could
• Joe Posnanski: After all this time, the Royals display perfect timing
• James Shields, Yordano Ventura tabbed to start for Royals in first two games of World Series
• Royals steal show at NBA preseason game between Heat and Warriors at Sprint Center
• Video: SI’s World Series preview
• Missed field goal helps Kansas State escape Oklahoma with a 31-30 victory
• Replay: Updates, stats from Saturday’s Kansas State-Oklahoma game
• Replay: Updates, stats from Saturday night’s Missouri-Florida game
• Missed opportunities haunt Kansas in 34-21 loss at Texas Tech
• Replay: Updates, stats from Saturday's Kansas-Texas Tech game
• Move right into a new home at Prairie Ridge
• Celebrated builder offers several homes in Cedar Creek
• Farmers National’s upcoming auctions highlight farms near KC
• Vacation 365 days a year Loch Lloyd
• Sales at One Park Place outpace city’s condo market
• $1,000 prize in second annual Cutest Kid Halloween Photo Contest
• Maintenance-provided living at The National
• 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