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October 28, 2014

• Yordano Ventura keeps focus on game six, but also mourns Oscar Taveras
• Rep. Chris Kelly: Missouri doesn’t need Amendment 10
• Five things to watch at Kansas volleyball state tournament
• Five things to watch at Kansas cross country state meet
• Liberty, St. Pius X advance to Missouri volleyball state tournament
• As it turns 100, Union Station looks ahead
• Two KC bakeries scare up Halloween treats that are sweet and spooky
• Poll shows Jean Schodorf tied with Kris Kobach as she raises more funds
• New poll shows Sam Brownback, Paul Davis in dead heat in Kansas governor race
• Kansas gubernatorial candidate Paul Davis supported business tax cut that led to local tax increases
• Missouri Board of Education extends search for next commissioner
• Sen. Pat Roberts collects $2.7 million from PACs for his re-election effort in Kansas
• Rand Paul in Kansas urging GOP support for Pat Roberts
• Readers share thoughts on the Kansas City Zoo, political mailers and the GOP
• The Monday Poll: Here are your thoughts on key Kansas races
• Vote to make raffles lawful in Kansas
• Send Pat Roberts packing and Greg Orman to the U.S. Senate
• Plans by Vince & Associates on Metcalf to modify building draw fire in Overland Park
• Bettis withdraws application for asphalt and concrete plant
• Restaurant row stretches along 47th Avenue
• Seamless communication is goal of public safety radio upgrades
• Kansas City: A paranormal paradise
• Leawood software company iModules Software is sold to equity firm
• Ellen Murphy: Holocaust atrocities demand the power of remembrance
• Snarky in the Suburbs: My Halloween assets are chocolate — and drawing very special interest
• As election nears, voters need to look beyond the ads
• November happenings: Turn the calendar page to another busy month in Johnson County
• Loans buoy Brownback campaign fundraising against Davis
• TheChat: You’ll never guess what Tom Schweich’s hobby is
• Missouri pension system will no longer exclude same-sex couples
• $3.7 million from GOP governors to re-elect Brownback may be Kansas record
• Tea Party PAC endorses Kansas Sen. Pat Roberts in tough battle for re-election
• Facebook users 'like' Orman, Brownback in Kansas
• Loan from Lt. Gov. Jeff Colyer to the campaign of Gov. Sam Brownback raises questions in Kansas
• Grandview teen charged after alleged early morning robbery
• Olathe bank robbed
• Five teenagers are arrested in Kansas City robbery spree
• Kansas City man wanted for rural Missouri murder is found dead after standoff with police
• DNA links Missouri inmate to 1985 Kansas City rape
• Susan Vollenweider: As the holiday season approaches, celebrate that thing your family does well
• Sherry Kuehl: Mama’s got a brand-new bag, because something got to change
• Stacy Hatton: Embrace your weirdness, kids, it’s what makes you awesome
• Phil Hanson: Congress needs to get back to work
• Susan Vollenweider: As the holiday season approaches, celebrate that thing your family does well
• Shawnee Mission develops new school security plan
• Judge won’t reconsider ruling on Mission Chateau project in Prairie Village
• For decades, Marvin Rainey has shaped Johnson County
• Eating for Life recipe: Slow Cooker Rice Pilaf can help busy families on hectic nights
• School cop who asked to smell woman’s feet arrested
• Watch a Kauffman Stadium vendor toss bag of peanuts to a fan — in the upper deck
• Royals players surprise fans with tickets to game six of the World Series
• Finland comic wins world’s funniest competition
• Toronto elects a new mayor, ending the Rob Ford era
• Sheriff: $31,000 stolen from Missouri church
• Schools fret over Ferguson grand jury announcement
• KC man charged with murder apparently kills himself in NW Missouri
• Missouri prepares for ninth execution of 2014: Mark Christeson
• Headphones suspected in Missouri train-pedestrian fatality
• Feds vs. states: Who decides on Ebola quarantines
• Police: New Mexico deputy shoots, kills fellow deputy
• Ebola nurse who was quarantined now in Maine
• Missouri more fun for world records than Kansas, blog finds
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, Oct. 27
• AMC earnings tumble on slumping sales in slow cinema season
• Future of natural gas industry keeps improving, survey says
• UMB Financial reports higher earnings and loan growth
• Applebee’s sales growth boosts parent company’s profits
• AMC Theaters chief goes to bat for Kansas City Royals ahead of World Series
• Epiq Systems reports a decline in sales but higher profits
• EPR Properties reports record revenue, but profits decline
• Owner of Country Club Plaza reports a dip in profits
• Waddell & Reed earnings rise 9 percent despite drop in assets managed and $5 million charge
• Amazon enlists moms to rank holiday toys
• Sprint owner SoftBank invests in Indian e-retailer and a rival of Uber
• Dark side of the boom: Diving oil prices could curb U.S. production
• T-Mobile beats growth estimates with 1.4 million new subscribers
• Calendar
• Olathe School District becomes target of false Ebola rumor
• Royals fan reaction in tweets from World Series game six
• Replay: Updates, stats from World Series game six, Royals vs. Giants
• Ned Yost believes Royals will force game seven finale in World Series
• 12 stories on Royals players you might have missed
• Nori Aoki, Billy Butler will be in lineup for game six
• Kat’s Money Corner: Healthy eating for two on a budget
• Seventeen more cities get Sprint’s fastest service, Spark
• AT&T is accused of reducing speeds offered under unlimited data plans
• Big 12 newbies TCU and West Virginia have come into their own
• Blue Springs’ Elijah Lee has been a quick study at Kansas State
• K-State’s Bill Snyder, John Currie pay for dorms to open early
• Exhibition game with William Jewell is an olive branch from Missouri coach Kim Anderson
• Missouri forward Johnathan Williams still battling knee injury
• Converted tight end Matt Hoch now fulfilling potential at defensive tackle for Missouri
• Maty Mauk, Missouri passing attack on rebound after three-game cold spell
• Roy Williams, other KU coaches, return to Allen Fieldhouse for celebration
• At Westport Ale House, business is looking up — to new rooftop deck
• Kansas paid more than $34,000 to defend Kobach