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October 22, 2014

• Roger Rosenberg will make big sax sing in KC
• ‘Bad Jews’ looks at religious identity in a global society
• Mom complains, so Toys R Us pulls ‘Breaking Bad’ action figures
• Eric Stonestreet glad to see Kansas City in spotlight in World Series
• Campaign money pours into race for rural Missouri judge
• Kansas City is working on a settlement with ride-sharing service Lyft
• Ex-DA slams Brownback campaign ad using Wichita murders
• The Clintons: the Democrats’ 2014 super surrogates
• Royals say they have faith in Yordano Ventura against Giants in game two
• In September, Big Papi inspired the Royals
• You can still buy champagne-soaked ski goggles for $500 at Kauffman Stadium
• Chiefs to stick with new starters in the secondary on Sunday
• KC Chiefs say Jamaal Charles passed several concussion tests
• Cpl. Richard Gibson, ‘God Bless America’ singer at World Series Game 2, is the man behind ‘The Voice.’ From the archives:
• Sporting KC focuses on winning champions league, securing spot in Eastern Conference semifinals
• Royals’ style of play conjures spirit of Negro Leagues baseball
• Baseball throws its support behind causes at the World Series
• World Series security got its start three years ago
• Giants’ Madison Bumgarner continues his postseason mastery, stifles Royals
• Hunter Pence powers Giants to game one World Series win over Royals
• Royals blow their big-inning chance in the third
• Danny Duffy pulls a long-relief stint after KC starter James Shields conks out early
• Royals’ identity absent in game one loss
• Royals vs. Giants: The story of the game
• San Francisco’s view: Kauffman Stadium got quiet quickly
• Videos: Highlights, reaction to Royals’ 7-1 loss in World Series game one
• James Shields struggles, Giants beat Royals 7-1 in World Series game one
• In KC, there’s no such thing as ‘cheap seats’ for World Series
• Royals must fight against World Series history after losing game one
• Former Royals Frank White, Willie Wilson, Danny Jackson enjoying the ride
• Crop formation tribute to the Royals appears near KCI
• San Francisco’s view: Madison Bumgarner dominated again as Giants win Series opener
• Yordano Ventura to make history with first World Series start by a Royals rookie
• Jeremy Affeldt has thrived since leaving Kansas City, but no bad feelings linger
• Royals will have to count on Butler in a pinch when series shifts to San Francisco
• Royals offered freebies to move ‘Marlins Man’ from front-row during World Series game
• Readers share thoughts on Greg Orman, voting and Sen. Pat Roberts
• Ebola news should dampen U.S. hysteria
• Missouri education board should engage the public on replacement for Chris Nicastro
• Business notes: Overland Park convention leader to retire
• TheChat: Blunt wants deeper Ebola travel restrictions
• Glickman: Close Kansas elections show voters not always swayed by cultural issues
• Orman to make 'closing argument'
• Prosecutor of brothers in Wichita quadruple murder case slams ad by Gov. Sam Brownback
• Decomposed body is found in Blue River in Kansas City
• Suspect in Weston bank robbery arrested in Atchison
• KC police continue to investigate decomposed body found in Blue River
• 7-Eleven adds $10,000 to reward fund in 6-year-old’s killing
• Certified public accountant pleads guilty to a $3 million fraud scheme
• Bogus tickets aren’t the only counterfeit World Series items being peddled
• Ebola crisis hits home for Kansas City’s West African community
• Winning numbers for Tuesday, Oct. 21
• Fishing and hunting report for Oct. 23
• Big Game James comes up lame in his biggest start with the Royals
• To avoid court, man fakes coma ... for two years
• CDC will monitor travelers from Ebola-stricken countries for 21 days
• Missouri police sergeant charged in $37,000 theft
• Missouri man’s ashes to be scattered in fireworks display
• Experts: Autopsy shows Michael Brown shot in hand at close range
• Social Security benefits to go up 1.7 percent
• Canada's prime minister says shooting rampage was terrorism
• Scholarship helps mom keep slain daughter’s memory alive
• Rain to hold off until after Game 2 of World Series
• Bottle of blue water helps KC fountains
• Clouds might block KC’s view of Thursday’s solar eclipse
• Ray-Pec school bus driver is cited for making improper U-turn that caused accident
• Two-of-a-kind Olathe students earn national band honors
• Rare Battle of Westport artifacts will be displayed at 150th anniversary commemoration
• Two area employers are honored for hiring people with disabilities
• Proteon Therapeutics begins public trading
• Scant inflation in the Midwest
• Money Matters: Layoff, severance, pensions...oh my!
• Replay: Updates from game two of the World Series
• Royals fan reaction in tweets from World Series game 2
• AT&T, like Verizon, misses profit estimates
• Harassment is a common part of online life
• Interstate Building downtown is slated to become a hotel
• K-State’s Bill Snyder part of 2015 College Football Hall of Fame ballot
• Nino Williams hopes taking more threes will take his game to new level as K-State senior
• K-State’s Travis Britz becoming a star on special teams and at defensive tackle
• Missouri’s Kim Anderson used trip to Moberly to reinvigorate team
• Missouri’s Kim Anderson adjusts to world of Division I basketball
• Mizzou’s Harold Brantley appreciates comparison to Sheldon Richardson
• Missouri tabbed seventh, Kentucky first in preseason SEC poll
• Former KU basketball coach Roy Williams returning to Allen Fieldhouse
• Roy Williams’ return will highlight Allen Fieldhouse anniversary event
• Video: Saving seed