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November 4, 2014

• Jared Weese: Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon must release student aid funds
• Local Holiday Open House Events 2014
• Lee’s Summit eliminates deputy city manager job
• Army slow to track down missing U.S. war gear in Afghanistan
• Federal judge declares the Kansas same-sex marriage ban unconstitutional
• Sour mood rippling across U.S. on Election Day
• Replay: Election coverage from The Star’s political team
• Strong voter turnout reported as Kansas residents cast ballots on races with national implications
• Nearly 230,000 Kansas voters cast advance ballots
• Stash dough in freezer for convenient, and tastier, home-baked cookies
• Readers share thoughts on Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster, the Islamic State and the Royals
• Diaper bank launches its ‘Bundles of Joy’
• Business notes: New CEO at Family Conservancy
• A quest for coffee sparks a business idea
• Deanna Rose Farmstead celebrates a busy year
• Letters to the editor: Political games, Viagra ads, Kobach’s absentee ballots need investigating
• Danedri Herbert: Social contract creates whiplash
• TheChat: It’s a big day in America
• Suspect arrested in KCK after ramming police vehicles
• Nurse is accused of sexually assaulting patients at KCK’s Providence Medical Center
• Massage therapist is accused of raping a woman in Shawnee
• David Knopf: They’re all century-old monuments ... what gets called historic?
• Susan Vollenweider: Fill in the missing piece, face to face, with a friend
• Susan Vollenweider: Fill in the missing piece, face to face, with a friend
• A magical baseball season brings the balm of memory
• 75th Street project in Prairie Village stalls with high bids
• David Morrison returns to Prairie Village council, blasts mayor and council members for his ouster
• Shawnee Mission South’s environmental science lab endangered by bond issue, patrons worry
• Emily Parnell: The most costly bills in the ‘pretty game’ are paid in time and self confidence
• As I See It, Kimberly Winter Stern: A magical baseball season brings the balm of memory
• Vikings’ Adrian Peterson reaches plea agreement to avoid felony, jail time
• Coach Krzyzewski questions President Obama’s game plan for war on ISIS
• Pirate Bay co-founder arrested at Thai-Lao border
• Trooper: Missouri man dies in dump truck crash
• White House: Ferguson no-fly didn’t restrict press
• Man pleads guilty to using credit card skimmer at a Missouri Taco Bell
• Woman accused of throwing son off Oregon bridge
• Prosecutors: A-Rod paid his cousin to keep quiet
• KU hospital dedicates Medical News Network
• Child flown to hospital after getting hit by SUV in Pleasant Hill
• Lenexa’s Bats Global Markets names Chris Concannon as president
• Omaha company Lindsay Corp. to pay $70.5 million for Olathe-based Elecsys
• Sultan’s Bakery opens on 39th Street
• Workplace bullying: A scourge that’s hard to define, harder to root out
• Ford issues five recalls covering 202,000 vehicles
• Orthodontic lab uses latest technology to meet needs
• Calendar
• Royals’ Ned Yost a finalist for AL Manager of the Year
• Kat’s Money Corner: Advanced discounts, Black Friday and Cyber Monday
• Cerner CEO makes an emotional plea for interoperability among health care technology providers
• Sprint stock plunges 16.5 percent after disappointing outlook
• Kansas women’s soccer looks to build on success at Big 12 Tournament
• Missouri’s Clark sisters, Kaysie and Kaitlyn, hope for another title run
• Missouri’s Shane Ray chosen as Lombardi Award semifinalist
• Missouri’s Shane Ray collects another weekly SEC honor
• Cliff Alexander, other KU freshmen make debut as Jayhawks beat Washburn 85-53 in exhibition game
• Hard Core Customs in Gladstone opens cafe
• This week in the Patton garden
• Kansas man charged in beating of junior league football coach
• Kansas man sentenced for taking millions in false tax refunds
• Crews remove plane debris from Wichita airport crash site as investigation continues