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October 30, 2014

• The Kitchen: The Center of Our Family and Our Lives
• Billy Graham: Work to rekindle marriage to workaholic
• Teal Pumpkin Project gives kids with food allergies a happier Halloween
• Lindsey Graham: Remark about only helping white men was a joke
• Nonprofit groups welcome Kansas raffle amendment on Tuesday’s ballot
• Missouri House committee to investigate AG Chris Koster
• Milton Wolf endorses Pat Roberts in Kansas Senate race
• Jeb Bush swipes at Hillary Clinton in Colorado
• K-State football coach Bill Snyder endorses Pat Roberts
• Feds to monitor Kansas election complaints
• Ted Cruz: A moderate Republican won’t win the presidency in 2016
• Relieved Giants say the Royals earned their respect
• Watching World Series game seven with #Royals fans around KC
• Chiefs assistant coaches praise Royals’ World Series run
• Readers share thoughts on the Ebola virus, ballot issues and Clay Chastain
• Kansas City and the Royals: Not an end, but the beginning of a beautiful friendship
• Viral video documents New York street harassment
• Caption contest for Oct. 31
• TheChat: Blunt wants to find a way to win the White House
• Labor money pours into Kansas to defeat Sam Brownback
• Kris Kobach predicts 50 percent turnout in Kansas
• Teen reported killed in Lee’s Summit
• Third defendant sentenced in KC home invasion
• In wake of Royals’ seventh-game thriller, fans should appreciate Ned Yost
• Poll: Would you have sent Alex Gordon home in the bottom of the ninth inning of game seven?
• Kansas City Friends of Alvin Ailey reports fundraising success
• Yakov Smirnoff visits MU campus for sitcom fodder
• Two shot in San Francisco as Giants fans celebrate World Series win
• Always flush: DNA from toilet leads police to burglary suspect
• Nurse defies Ebola quarantine in Maine, takes a bike ride
• Roe Avenue interchange at I-435 will open Thursday night
• A hard freeze is expected for Kansas City Friday night
• Lenexa man rescued off Maui beach dies at hospital
• Kansas City streetcars will run frequently and will operate late on weekends
• Winning numbers for Wednesday, Oct. 29
• Restaurant inspections for Oct. 30
• #ChevyGuy’s bungled World Series MVP presentation to Bumgarner nets $2.4 million
• YRC Worldwide reports a quarterly profit and an increase in revenue
• KCP&L seeks a 15.8 percent rate increase for about half of its Missouri customers
• DST Systems reports a $100 million profit and sells more investments
• Assurant Employee Benefits reports improved financial results
• Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce announces new officers
• Great-West Financial renames its retirement business Empower
• Google Fiber says it won’t sell service in Leawood
• Apple’s Tim Cook becomes highest-profile CEO to come out as gay
• Restaurant inspections for Oct. 30
• For Tom Watson, honored at NAIA event, character counts
• It’s back to real life, but what memories those Royals left us
• Day after disappointment, Royals thank fans and pledge to win more
• Royals fans at celebration reflect on connection they felt with team
• Updated: Royals fan reaction, messages after Game 7 of the World Series
• Share your message for the Royals
• No bear hugs but a blown kiss to fans as Royals' fairy-tale season ends
• Ribcage injury kept Danny Duffy from the Royals playoff rotation
• Have Billy Butler, James Shields reached the end as Royals?
• Game could have swung Royals’ way had Giants’ Panik missed Hosmer’s hit
• Madison Bumgarner, Giants spoil Royals’ party with 3-2 win in World Series game seven
• View from San Francisco: Savor it, the Giants are world champions again
• Giants’ Madison Bumgarner adds to World Series lore with relief performance
• Kansas City’s trio of relievers do their part to keep the Giants at bay
• Fans are invited to celebrate Royals’ season Thursday morning at Kauffman Stadium
• Pablo Sandoval comes up big for the Giants in the postseason, once again
• Salvador Perez’s toughness on display all year long
• In time, the Royals’ organization will savor this season
• Kansas State-Oklahoma State college football preview
• Curry Sexton’s development gives K-State offense another weapon
• Kansas-Baylor college football preview
• Bud Sasser helps reignite Missouri’s passing game
• Missouri opens men’s basketball season with 72-31 exhibition win over William Jewell
• MU Tigers left third-down struggles behind against Vanderbilt
• Plane hits airport building in Wichita, killing four and injuring five
• Bright colors of summer
• Bright colors of summer