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October 20, 2014

• Missouri Amendment 10: GOP is aiming to curb governor’s power over budget
• Liberty tax questions: Present and future growth prompt three proposals
• Kansas City Royals get Paul Ryan’s endorsement
• Ebola has potential to stir irrational fears in Americans, some experts say
• Near perfect fall weather expected for World Series games
• Pat Roberts, Sam Brownback: Gay marriage too liberal for Kansas
• Clay Chastain announces quixotic campaign for mayor
• Replay: World Series Q&A with The Star’s Andy McCullough
• Giants outfielder spawns a social happening: #HunterPenceSigns
• Chiefs’ successful late drive against Chargers offers proof of progress
• Videos: Highlights, analysis of the Chiefs’ 23-20 win over the Chargers
• Live and local entertainment venues expect to take a hit during World Series
• San Francisco Giants are on the doorstep of a dynasty
• As focus faded and losses picked up in late July, Royals changed their game
• Royals manager Ned Yost was a Giants fan as a kid
• With the Royals in the World Series, Kansas City is a baseball town again
• Royals’ James Shields passed kidney stone during ALCS but is ready for World Series
• Readers sound off on Gov. Brownback, Royals, Medicare
• A unified community roots for the Royals
• Murder of 6-year-old Angel Hooper demands justice
• Send us your Royals photos
• Could the Royals give you a heart attack?
• McCaskill, Feinstein place bets on Royals vs. Giants World Series
• New poll shows Davis cracking 50 percent against Brownback
• TheChat: Government missteps make the Ebola crisis worse
• Man convicted of manslaughter in 2011 death of Olathe woman
• Tips lacking in killing of 6-year-old Angel Hooper of Kansas City
• Grandview man accused of extorting $3 million in cocaine-related case
• Dalton Gay, 16, sentenced to juvenile jail for killing father in 2013 in Shawnee
• Fishing Tournament Trail for Oct. 21
• Ned Yost has been making ‘most of what he has’ since growing up a Giants fan
• Royals’ Terrance Gore has the cutest fan in baseball: his niece
• Expelled Nazis got millions in Social Security
• Indiana man’s confession leads to seven bodies
• Baby chimp at the Kansas City zoo named 'Royal George'
• Part of Midtown Kansas City under water boil precaution
• UMKC announces first seven inductees to women’s hall of fame
• Donations will send Olathe boy and other sick children to a World Series game
• Thirteen taken to hospitals after bus carrying Raymore-Peculiar volleyball team crashes
• Lee Jeans calls for KC to send Levi’s back to San Francisco
• Chicago rules the roost in wireless service; Kansas City holds its own
• Record corn, soybean harvests hard to move because oil boom uses so many railcars
• Record corn, soybean harvest could hurt farm economy because prices have taken a dive
• KC company Centric Projects takes 49 employees to Royals World Series game
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, Oct. 20
• Royals’ triple-threat bullpen followed Eiland’s advice, and the rest is history
• Royals’ Brandon Finnegan goes from College World Series to World Series
• Royals-Giants an unlikely matchup for this World Series
• How the Royals and Giants match up in this year’s World Series
• Stadium parking for World Series will be $25
• Linwood office building sold
• Professor fights KU over harassment case, policies
• Big 12 report: It looks like conference would need a team to run table to get to national playoff
• Jack Karapetyan to transfer from Kansas State basketball team
• Missouri’s takeaway-happy performance against Florida was all in the cards
• Missouri’s Marcus Murphy, Shane Ray wins SEC weekly awards
• Missouri-Kentucky kickoff time set for 3 p.m. on SEC Network
• Missouri’s D’Angelo Allen pleads not guilty to peace disturbance
• Tom+Chee’s expansion to Olathe started with ‘Shark Tank’
• Restaurant and grocery store inspections for Oct. 20