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November 6, 2014

• Remains found of missing Fox movie executive
• T.J. Green tries to break out of shadow of his father, the former Chiefs quarterback
• Kansas cross country state recap: 913 area produces individual and team champions
• Spinning Tree Theatre returns the poignant musical ‘Violet’ to its roots
• Flipping the Switch
• At midway point, Chiefs flash intriguing parallels to Royals
• Gov. Nixon releases more than $5.6 million in frozen funds
• Boehner: Obama will ‘burn himself’ with immigration reform
• GOP seizes on anger, demographics for success
• Royals closer Greg Holland projected to earn more than $9 million in arbitration
• Chiefs will lose home game, play in London in 2015
• Confidence comes in handy for Chiefs cornerback Sean Smith
• Chiefs plan to have returners Knile Davis, De’Anthony Thomas share duties
• Chiefs’ Dwayne Bowe records first downs, if not touchdowns
• A touring parody of X-rated novel ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ is on its way to Starlight
• FC Kansas City and Missouri Comets re-sign coach Vlatko Andonovski
• The Star’s high school athletes of the week for Nov. 5
• Kansas City area high school football schedule for Nov. 7
• Readers share thoughts on the war on drugs, KCI and U.S. troops in Africa
• Celebrate positive legal rulings for gay marriage in Kansas and Missouri
• Maybe KCK was lucky it didn’t get NASCAR’s troubled Hall of Fame
• Little green army men, Rubik’s Cube make toy Hall of Fame
• Kansas wants to hear from the public on huge road projects
• Think you’ve had a rough week? Consider the pollsters who got Tuesday so WRONG
• TheChat: Pat Roberts wants to get stuff done
• Arrest made in Platte County shooting death
• Two juveniles suspected in a Shawnee carjacking are injured in a crash
• Kansas City man is charged with abusing his infant daughter
• Charge filed in Olathe bank robbery
• The Star’s high school football rankings for Nov. 6
• The Star’s high school football players of the week for Nov. 6
• Cowboys owner Jerry Jones wants to see NFL put a team in London
• Chiefs fans are not happy about 2015 home game moving to London
• Steve Nash’s golf swing enrages Lakers fans
• A-Rod accused of peeing on a wall, Twitter has a field day
• Missouri grocery store worker shoots, kills man with gun
• Hunter kills Alaska bear mauling his partner
• Philadelphia police: Abducted woman’s fight helped save her life
• KC nurse charged with sex crimes faces board action
• Two killed when hit by cars on I-70 in Independence
• One killed in I-435 wreck in Shawnee
• Once a homeless teen, woman will spend one more night on cold ground for a cause
• Two people are killed while walking on I-70 in Independence
• KCP&L’s parent company says cooler weather hurt quarterly profits
• Olathe-based NIC reports a quarterly profit increase
• Fannie Mae official details plans on low down payment mortgages
• Cable entrepreneur calls pot the new frontier for jobs
• Winning numbers for Thursday, Nov. 6
• Raul Ibañez, Don Wakamatsu are candidates for Tampa Bay manager opening
• The week ahead: Wal-Mart earnings will be released Thursday
• Happy birthday, Twitter? It’s been an up-and-down first year for the company
• Sprint and three other wireless companies are named in a patent lawsuit
• Regulators file the first bitcoin securities fraud case
• Children’s Mercy Hospital will open a pediatric heart transplant program
• Kansas City settles Prospect North lawsuit for $6 million
• Mission considers a scaled-down retail plan
• Kansas has high rate of vacant foreclosed houses
• Kansas woman awakes to find burglar eating her cookie dough
• Even an inclusive College Football Playoff is going to exclude a conference champ
• ‘Those guys have got no idea,’ Bob Stoops says of mock drafts’ rankings of Dorial Green-Beckham
• Kansas State football faces immediate challenges ahead, starting with TCU
• Kansas State-TCU college football preview
• Clint Bowen is face to face with his dream job at KU
• Kansas-Iowa State college football preview
• Quick’s BBQ closing after 50 years in KCK
• WallStreet Tower’s largest condo offers best of downtown living