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October 3, 2014

• Steve Kraske: As the election looms, personal vendettas play out
• BBC’s ‘Top Gear’ crew flees Argentina after crowd chucks rocks
• KC Chiefs pay thousands to proclaim ‘loudest stadium’ record
• Vinnie Shabazz leads Olathe North past Leavenworth
• Olathe South prevails over Shawnee Mission West
• Junior quarterback propels Raytown South past Belton
• Winnetonka spoils Grandview’s senior night
• Kearney deals Platte County its first loss of season
• Jackson County judge rules in favor of married same-sex couples
• Secretary of State Kris Kobach in tight race following Senate ballot dispute
• Utility opens way for development of cross-state Rock Island Trail
• Royals’ ALDS opener on Thursday was a Kansas City TV viewing record
• Kelvin Herrera has ‘slight’ flexor strain and is unavailable for Friday’s game
• ‘In Search of the Perfect Loaf’ is a flavorful delight
• Niners’ stout run defense will test Chiefs’ ground-based attack
• Chiefs corner Phillip Gaines making an impression on special teams
• Chiefs’ De’Anthony Thomas finally set to make his NFL debut Sunday
• Replay: Chiefs Q&A with The Star’s Terez A. Paylor
• Alex Smith returns to where it all began, leading Chiefs against 49ers
• Theatre for Young America celebrates 40th anniversary
• Marilyn Maye sparkles with the Kansas City Symphony
• Sporting KC, DC United play to scoreless draw
• Five drivers to watch in Saturday’s Nationwide Kansas Lottery 300
• NASCAR’s Dale Earnhardt Jr. finally lives up to deal he struck with Rick Hendrick years ago in Topeka
• Kansas Speedway buzz: Dale Earnhardt Jr. appreciates Ned Yost’s support
• The World Series: Where to watch the Royals with a crowd
• More harmful initiatives than good ones on Missouri’s Nov. 4 ballot
• Readers share thoughts on the IRS, Kris Kobach, Gov. Brownback
• Sen. Pat Roberts has had it awfully easy
• Are Kansas GOP woes affecting other races?
• Kansas City homicide victim identified
• Burglar fleeing Prairie Village causes State Line wreck
• Life sentence in Overland Park killing
• Three charged in Cass County murder
• Kansas City man convicted of double murder
• Compact RDX loaded with tech, comfort
• My tips for decorating: Use odd numbered pairings and common colors
• Overland Park rug sale will feature handmade creations from Pakistan
• TV celebrity Dan Thurston has a deer paradise right out the back door
• Sporting KC midfielder Jorge Claros suspended three games for “inappropriate language”
• A Kansas cold case is solved: Deer hunter finds trophy buck he shot two years ago
• Chase Elliott grows up fast and can make NASCAR history
• Kevin Harvick wins pole for Sunday’s NASCAR Sprint Cup Hollywood Casino 400
• Clint Bowyer, a new father, details delivery-room excitement
• Mason Mitchell takes ARCA title; Spencer Gallagher wins the ARCA 98.9
• Kansas Week 5 football picks: SM East, Bishop Miege will try to stay undefeated
• Missouri Week 7 picks: Is unbeaten Park Hill an underdog against Lee's Summit?
• Ben Affleck defies director’s order to wear Yankees hat in 'Gone Girl'
• Telecast catches hilarious shot of young Royals fan incurring the wrath of an Angels fan
• Royals fend off Angels’ challenges, come up with improbable extra-inning escape
• NBC cameraman tests positive for Ebola in Liberia
• Fire heavily damages vacant Lee’s Summit house
• Former altar boy testifies he was repeatedly abused by KC priest
• Three years after Joplin tornado, a celebration of city’s ‘heart and soul’
• Missouri man hospitalized after being stuck in pipe
• UM System ratifies changes to sexual misconduct policy
• Hacked JPMorgan password exposes 76 million homes
• Dallas family that hosted Ebola patient confined to home
• Democrats reprise pitches for reproductive rights
• Court ruling closes more than 12 Texas abortion providers
• Haz-mat crew arrives to clean Texas apartment where Ebola patient stayed
• Two female high school teachers accused of group sex with male student
• Woman says she dug up dead father seeking ‘real will’
• Seeking holiday home tours information
• Plenty of products are available to aid aging pets
• Labor contract approved at two Kansas City area hospitals
• With pressure from shareholders, Epiq Systems hires financial adviser
• Hiring surged in September; fewer discouraged workers reported
• Skilled trades plan Kansas City outreach
• Week Ahead: Corporate earnings season starts
• Sprint begins layoff process
• Marriott fined $600,000 for jamming guests’ Wi-Fi
• GM dealers told to stop selling trucks until air bags are fixed
• UMKC’s downtown campus gets more pledges
• CenterPoint breaks ground on new terminal
• Plant species tulips for early spring color
• Readorama: Author Howard Blum sheds light on German terrorists in World War I
• Pulled from the ‘Hurt Locker,’ a warrior-poet’s verses from Iraq
• You know it’s a tough market when Ben Bernanke can’t refinance
• Replay: Tweets from the Royals-Angels ALDS game
• You can buy Royals’ champagne corks plus used dirt and more at the K
• Greg Holland’s 2,000-mile trip to the mound
• Herrera arm injury not serious, could return Sunday
• Former Negro Leagues umpire is thrilled Royals are back in playoffs
• Mike Moustakas’ homer in the 11th gives the Royals a 3-2 win over the Angels
• Where can I find a Seven Sons tree?
• Body found in Emporia, Kansas, police department restroom
• At least eight earthquakes shake Kansas so far this week
• Michigan AD: Football coach Hoke safe despite criticism of handling of injured QB
• Kansas going for two in a row against West Virginia
• JoyceKC: Avenues Bistro Brookside’s new lounge, new McDonald's for Rainbow Blvd. and new deli for West Bottoms
• Fall Parade features universal home designs
• Loch Lloyd offers resort lifestyle unlike any other
• See River Ridge’s peaceful setting during Parade
• Rodrock Development celebrates its 31st Fall Parade of Homes
• Summit Custome Homes hosting block party at St. Jude Dream Home