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October 7, 2014

• Greg Allen: A reasonable reuse plan for Kemper Arena
• Suburban Conference high school football: Week 7 review
• 913 area high school football: Week 5 review
• McCaskill contributions to Democrats reach $390,000
• Missouri auditor: Local goverments have too many closed meetings
• Appeals court backs condemnation of property for East Patrol campus
• Brownback says Kansas should defend gay marriage ban
• As Gov. Sam Brownback seeks a second term, he says Kansas is ‘well positioned for growth’
• Video: The Star’s Andy McCullough talks about who has ALCS advantage
• Royals get regional Sports Illustrated cover
• The view from Baltimore: Orioles and Royals to meet in showdown that defies baseball logic
• Chiefs’ Tamba Hali lends his star power to help fight Ebola virus
• Kill the two Kansas City sales tax increases on the Nov. 4 ballot
• Sen. Claire McCaskill’s college tour gives sexual violence deserved attention
• Readers share thoughts on Kris Kobach, the baseball playoffs and Gov. Sam Brownback
• Monday Poll results: Your take on the Ebola crisis
• As promised, sign-toting Royals fan and her boyfriend get a dog
• Business briefs: Intouch Solutions wins national marketing awards
• Overland Park Tilted Kilt pub gets approval; Ranchmart improvements delayed
• Stanford & Sons — and its flower pot bread — returns to Overland Park
• Program puts NKC students in broadcast booth
• New polls show incumbents Pat Roberts, Sam Brownback still trail opponents
• TheChat: Leon Panetta split with Barack Obama on Iraq
• Police look for man who robbed Lenexa store at knife-point
• Surveillance photos show masked men robbing Shawnee convenience store
• KC boy killed in crash with postal truck identified
• Westport Road pizzeria robbed
• Gardner man identified as victim in fatal KC traffic crash
• Ex-president of Jackson County union admits embezzling funds
• Mother charged after girl, 4, passes out heroin packets to day care classmates
• New charges for Kansas City anarchist accused of attacking Cleaver’s office
• Kansas City man is accused of making child pornography
• Raytown police investigate home invasion
• Attempted abduction reported in south Overland Park
• Letters to the editor
• Susan Vollenweider: Students show maturity amid Smithville uproar
• Emily Parnell: Having a thicker skin, and a sense of humor, can serve you well in life
• Susan Vollenweider: Students show maturity amid uproar over principal
• By watching data reports, Shawnee is also helping to take a bite out of crime
• The grand tradition lives on at the American Royal
• Lenexa medical services company acquires New York firm
• Tony Rizzo: Warning — Lovable 9-year-old has hijacked potentially witty column
• Is Goodyear to blame for tire problems at Kansas Speedway?
• Former tennis pro and teacher Vic Braden dies
• KC again left in the cold as NHL commissioner says ‘no’ to expansion
• Ex-Chiefs back Larry Johnson charged with battery in Miami
• Standing pat at trade deadline proved crucial to Royals’ breakthrough
• Seahawks punter notes difference in menus offered by Delta to his team, Orioles
• Eiffel Tower gets $38 million vertigo-inducing glass floors
• Inaction by Turkey against the Islamic State upsets the U.S.
• Airstrikes hit jihadists near embattled Syria town
• Ebola gets past Europe’s defenses; victim’s dog must die
• GOP group puts $100,000 into Missouri judicial race
• Missouri mom pleads guilty to plotting to kidnap daughter
• Fight or flee? GOP grappling with gay marriage
• DNA linked to how much coffee you drink
• Early morning fire heavily damages Lee’s Summit home
• Wake up early Wednesday for a rare ‘blood moon’
• KC pet project wins $30,000 grant
• KC revels in the national sports spotlight, but what’s that worth?
• Deffenbaugh is being sold to a subsidiary of Waste Management
• Milder temperatures should lower heating bills this winter
• Stueve Siegel Hanson law firm opens office in New York City
• Lee’s Summit plans to enter high-tech race with business incubator on Market Street
• Jose Pepper’s expands in Northland to Briarcliff Village
• Green Expressions offers shoppers chance to buy unique items with recycling flair
• Home heating costs expected to fall in milder winter
• More Kansas City area companies, programs try to match people with disabilities with the right jobs
• Winning numbers for Tuesday, Oct. 7
• KC’s FitBark is among five national finalists in Get in the Ring competition for entrepreneurs
• Textbook’s sexist photos dismay advocate for women in science and related careers
• Construction begins on new home for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
• NorthPoint Development Co. completes purchase of the Power & Light Building
• Marine Corps signs 15-year lease at south Kansas City site
• It worked before, so Royals might not change roster for ALCS against Orioles
• ‘100 Things Royals Fans Should Know and Do Before They Die’ covers the highs and lows of franchise’s history
• Bill Self and other coaches second-guessed Ned Yost but still dig the Royals
• Royals offer drawing for chance to buy World Series tickets
• Stop and smell the flowers
• New poll shows close race between Brownback, Davis for Kansas governor
• Kansas State’s defense, once an area of concern, is performing well
• Mizzou remains locked in on Georgia, even with control of SEC East at stake
• Georgia cornerback T.J. Warren commits to Missouri
• KU’s women’s basketball coach Bonnie Henrickson finds reinforcements in the Show-Me State
• Kansas coaches look to shore up the Jayhawks’ running game
• Jose Pepper’s expands in Northland to Briarcliff Village