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November 7, 2014

• Olathe East will play for Class 6A state soccer title
• Bishop Miege boys soccer wins, advances to Class 4A-1A, but De Soto falls in penalty kicks
• St. Thomas Aquinas, Harmon will play for Class 5A soccer championship
• Huge second-half comeback lifts Fort Osage past Winnetonka
• Rockhurst wins a ‘classic’ playoff game over rival Blue Springs
• Shawnee Mission West knocks out Olathe South in Kansas 6A regional football
• Same-sex marriages begin in Jackson County after U.S. judge finds state ban unconstitutional
• Obama, GOP leaders meet to test compromise
• Republican tidal wave swept Cass County prosecutor Teresa Hensley from office
• Kansas AG asks appeals court to stay gay marriage ruling
• Federal appeals court rejects citizenship proof rule for Kansas voters
• Royals’ Alex Gordon wins Platinum Glove award
• Royals’ playoff run benefits local charities
• Rugby-style kicking helps Chiefs’ Colquitt take punting to another level
• Chiefs linebacker Dee Ford is focused on special teams
• Poll: How many games will the Chiefs win, and will they return to the playoffs?
• It took some tinkering, but the Chiefs’ O-line is looking better and better
• Kansas City Repertory Theatre hires two new theater artists
• Readers share thoughts on the Republican victory, guns and immigration
• Gov. Sam Brownback’s KanCare program makes life harder for disabled Kansans
• What will the world look like 29 years from now?
• Who is your ‘Alex From Target’? Nominate your favorite store clerks
• State Rep. Brandon Ellington to head Missouri Legislative Black Caucus
• KC Halloween homicide victim identified
• Driver in custody after striking KC police car and two other vehicles
• KC man gets 20-year term in killing over marijuana
• Police identify two men killed after being struck while walking on Interstate 70
• Kansas revokes license of nurse accused of sexually assaulting patients at a KCK hospital
• Chrysler’s 200S: A big step forward in the midsize segment
• Keith Barnwell restored his father’s Studebaker Hawk
• Mecum bringing its exciting brand of collector car auctions to KC
• FORD AND FIDO: Carmaker helps sponsor couple on pet adoption tour
• ‘Strange New Things’ brings up new questions of faith and love beyond this planet
• Memoir explores the funny origins of Monty Python’s John Cleese
• KC Dwellings: Shirtwaist homes put a local imprint on a classic style
• Winning numbers for Friday, Nov. 7
• Readorama: Two authors with Kansas City ties talk on their books this week
• New-look Mavericks set for home opener
• Rockhurst in good shape to add another state swimming title
• Which teams will win Missouri high school football district championships Friday?
• Royals fans are candidates for Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year award
• Energized MU football coach Gary Pinkel has Tigers surging anew after 2012 lull
• This week in Kansas City: Northland Holiday Mart, John Cleese and Anna Quindlen
• Scientist who developed CorningWare dies at 99
• 2 Missourians arrested in about 60 car break-ins
• Missouri expects lower A+ scholarship reimbursements
• Despite court ruling, many Missouri counties declining gay marriages
• Home Depot: Hackers also stole 53 million email addresses
• Dad confronts kidnapper, saves 5-year-old daughter
• 2 killed in Idaho National Guard copter crash
• Taking credit for killing Osama bin Laden sparks debate
• National Guard names two killed in helicopter crash
• Arrest made in slayings of McStay family in California
• Blaze damages house in KC’s Northeast area
• Lee’s Summit police investigate vehicle fatality
• Two hospitalized after KC motorcycle crash
• Brace yourself, Kansas City: The cold is coming
• Health officials, media trying to stop false Ebola alarms
• Fall decor gets cozy with sweater motifs
• Retailers debate whether it’s worth ruining Thanksgiving by opening
• Missouri oil production is small but growing
• Applebee’s touts social media nods
• SoftBank official joins Sprint’s board of directors
• Operator of the Hallmark Channel reports higher quarterly profits
• New tile offerings in Bologna, Italy, tweak colors, sizes and patterns
• With latest novel ‘Some Luck,’ Jane Smiley sinks new literary roots in Iowa farm country
• Our Neighbors: Lemonade stand in Benson Place steps up for girl with Down syndrome
• Houseguest: Liberty couple make classic midcentury modern ranch home even classier
• Royals face plenty of questions as GM Meetings begin on Monday
• The week ahead: Wal-Mart earnings will be released Thursday
• Sprint boosts severance costs by $105 million as job cuts expand
• Health insurance enrollment center will open at 18th and Vine
• Elderly Kansas man killed in hit-and-run
• Women’s basketball season preview: KU, K-State, Mizzou and the nation
• Wichita State’s backcourt thrives on court smarts
• Improved TCU offense awaits Kansas State in Fort Worth
• Big things expected of Justin Edwards in first season at Kansas State
• Missouri cornerback Aarion Penton arrested for alleged marijuana possession
• Despite last season’s struggles, Missouri’s Keanau Post emerges as senior leader
• Missouri forward Johnathan Williams III expected to return for second exhibition
• Missouri, West Virginia agree to football home-and-home series
• How KU’s Kelly Oubre rode out a storm and wound up in the Phog
• After nearly five years away, Mark Mangino ready to return to Kansas — as the opponent
• Martez Harrison is UMKC basketball’s go-to guy
• JJ’s restaurant returns Wednesday
• Pie Five opening in Westport
• Fall and winter are still great times to buy or sell a home
• Wolf Creek residents praise luxury, quality homes
• Creating a sense of home at Cottonwood Canyon