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October 9, 2014

• Park Hill football aims high; aims to win
• BV North and SM East golfers win league titles
• Martin City Melodrama launches its 30th season at a new location in Olathe
• Thousands of bees kill landscaper in Arizona
• Study: Voter ID laws cut turnout by blacks, young
• KC adopts “open carry” law to conform to state law
• Report: Kansas trails nation in job growth
• Secretive groups pay for most TV political ads in Kansas
• In a low-profile year, the stakes of this year’s Missouri election are high
• Johnson County judge’s order allowing same-sex marriages won’t settle the issue in Kansas
• Ted Cruz helping Pat Roberts launch Kansas bus tour
• Baltimore Orioles leave Chris Davis off ALCS 25-man roster
• Chris Tillman will start game one for Baltimore Orioles, Buck Showalter says
• Analyst: Royals must contain Nelson Cruz and his ‘boom stick’
• Ned Yost recalls Lorenzo Cain as a prospect when both were Brewers
• James Shields is impressed with Royals big-game defense
• Missouri Ethics Commission dismisses Kansas City streetcar complaint
• Royals pitcher James Shields says he’s not worried about rain
• Chiefs coaches defend Dee Ford’s gaffe vs. 49ers, say he’s a work in progress
• Chiefs sign cornerback Deji Olatoye to practice squad
• A friendly invasion: Artists from the U.S., Canada and Northern Ireland perform at the MET
• Andy Gruenebaum relishes chance to lead Sporting KC into postseason
• The Star’s high school football players of the week for Oct. 9
• The Star’s high school football rankings for Oct. 9
• James Shields’ free-agent allure on display at ALCS
• Royals thrive with new batting order
• Late-season tweak to swing has Royals’ Eric Hosmer ready to launch
• Royals are piling up postseason victories and babies
• Rain likely for Royals-Orioles ALCS opener in Baltimore
• Royals second baseman Omar Infante battling sore right shoulder in playoffs
• Looser Ned Yost leads Royals into ALCS against Showalter’s Orioles
• Wisconsin man returns bunting stolen from Royals ballpark in KC during 1985 World Series
• Readers share thoughts on same-sex marriage, TV campaign ads and a veteran’s thanks
• In the Kansas governor race, ‘dark’ money from outside organizations speaks loudly
• Despite judge’s ruling, clarity is needed on same-sex marriages in Kansas
• Caption contest for Oct. 10
• Mystery groups dominating Kansas airwaves in race for governor
• Outside money beginning to trickle in to Kansas Senate race
• Koch brothers coming to the rescue of Kansas Sen. Pat Roberts
• New poll shows Brownback leading Kansas governor’s race
• TheChat: Republicans are pressuring AG Chris Koster to defend Missouri law that bans same-sex marriage
• Three-year sentence for theft of dying woman’s wedding ring at Taco Bell
• Woman reports a home invasion robbery in Overland Park
• Man allegedly armed with sword is fatally shot by Kansas City police
• Area mother of twins gets probation after putting rubbing alcohol in milk
• Missouri Mavericks transition into expanded ECHL
• KC area high school football schedule for Oct. 10-11
• 7-year-old boy from Overland Park joins little sister in family hole-in-one club
• Epic comeback against A’s steeled a resolve that persists today for Royals
• Former Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer says he had deal with law enforcement to keep minor offenses quiet
• St. Louis police officer kills teen, sparking protests
• Missouri opens health plan to same-sex spouses
• Mom of teen killed by St. Louis police officer: He was unarmed
• Woman tweets about pilot’s sobriety, gets grounded
• White House denies coverup in prostitution allegations
• Police: two flamingos die after bungled frat prank
• Rudy Giuliani to defend video game firm vs. ex-dictator Noriega
• Thunderstorms expected to continue Friday in Kansas City
• Pianist Noah Matthew Siegel dies after fall from UMKC garage
• Psychiatrists hired by KC-St. Joseph diocese dispute altar boy’s claims of repressed memory
• Winning numbers for Thursday, Oct. 9, 2014
• Overland Park’s Dickinson movie theater chain changes hands
• Bill Gross tells investors to bid ‘bye-bye’ to double-digit returns
• Sprint’s digital marketing chief departs for New York firm with ties to SoftBank
• American League Championship Series preview: Royals vs. Orioles
• Americans love an underdog, and they seriously love the Royals
• Vahe Gregorian video: How do Ned Yost and Buck Showalter match up?
• Baseball for dummies (and forgetful Royals fans)
• Georgia RB Todd Gurley suspended for alleged NCAA violation, will miss MU game
• Video: Cuttings to grow for winter
• Two men arrested at KU on suspicion of rape
• Missouri-Georgia college football preview
• Missouri will host SEC Nation ahead of Nov. 1 Kentucky game
• Missouri’s Lucas Vincent overcomes physical, mental hurdles after injury
• KU’s Michael Cummings gets another shot to be starting quarterback
• Kansas freshmen prepared for first ‘Late Night’ experience
• Kansas-Oklahoma State football preview
• Coaches pick KU to win Big 12 in preseason basketball poll
• Andre’s Confiserie Suisse adds a wine and coffee bar
• JoyceKC: G. Berto Cucina for Westwood, Lenexa’s Ibis Bakery expanding, Spin pizza in Omaha