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October 10, 2015

• High school results - October 9
• Teamsters Local 41 members rally against pension cuts
• Candidates hate raising money, but they need it more than ever
• University of Phoenix is barred from enrolling military members
• Here’s the shot that won a KU student $10,000 during ‘Late Night In The Phog’
• Week five NFL game capsules
• St. Thomas Aquinas thumps Blue Valley, 35-13
• Watch Eric Hosmer’s all-important RBI bloop single
• Baseball fans have an opinion about who Colby Rasmus looks like
• It doesn’t always take 10,000 casts to catch a big muskie
• Center rolls over O’Hara, 38-7
• Late Night Theatre’s ‘Poultry-Geist’ is a finger-lickin’ parody
• The other Democrats at Tuesday’s debate: O’Malley, Webb and Chafee
• Kids in the crossfire: Kansas City searches for answers amid nonstop killings of children
• The Conversation: KC’s Luther Florist has spent more than a century serving the inner city
• Readers react to Donald Trump, the Bible and Billy Graham
• Readers’ message to Govi: You will always be in our thoughts and prayers
• In Twitter photo, Sen. Claire McCaskill taunts her detractors as Disney villainess
• Kansas City must keep battling to reduce persistently high murder rates
• Congressman Kevin Yoder faces ethics complaint for his support of pro-payday loan industry bill
• A closer look at the young lives lost
• Josh Hawley’s camp for attorney general claims new fundraising record
• Cass County deputies shoot armed man
• Family wanted: Tie-Nieka, Aphesian and Ani hope for a home
• Two men dead after early morning shooting in Kansas City
• Royals are on an instant-replay review roll in ALDS
• Lorenzo Cain returns to Houston, site of his center-field stumble on Tal’s Hill
• Watch: Royals fans have a tough time spelling Mike Jirschele’s name
• Don’t get priced out: You can get started in duck hunting without paying a fortune
• Royals pitcher Edinson Volquez had to face identity crises to become who he is today
• As Johnny Cueto fizzles, Ben Zobrist sizzles and validates Royals’ trade-deadline work
• Friday night football recap: Liberty North deals Fort Osage first loss
• Houston’s defensive positioning came back to haunt them
• Chiefs’ Josh Mauga will sit vs. Bears because of injury
• Chiefs got back to basics this week to aid run defense
• Chiefs’ Chris Conley could again get the nod as No. 2 wideout
• Readorama: Columnist Leonard Pitts Jr., author Jeff Guinn coming to KC
• Use some common sense
• 1966 Sunbeam Tiger: Owner likes the combination of British style and powerful Ford engine
• Ford is taking its successful Mustang redesign to new markets
• Father, daughter team up to keep car-hauling company prosperous
• NASA event puts racing enthusiasts on Kansas Speedway track
• ‘Unfinished Business’ argues that to have it all, men need to get involved
• Winning lottery numbers for Friday, Oct. 9
• A Tennessee ghost story, grotesque hallucinations make ‘Little Sister Death’ a quick, riveting read
• Marion Park serves as a cautionary tale to Cerner’s massive south KC investment
• Cerner conference will focus on health care information technology
• Royals hope to hand Astros ace Dallas Keuchel his first home loss in Game 3 of ALDS
• Heading into ALDS Game 3, Royals’ inclination for contact has led to success against aces
• Former Royals manager Trey Hillman, now with the Astros, saw KC’s success coming
• Yordano Ventura will start Game 4 for Royals
• Controlling Astros’ running game a priority for Royals
• Astros thrilled to be headed back to Minute Maid Park
• From fears to cheers, fans at work and the stadium ride the Royals’ comeback victory
• Astros slugger Colby Rasmus breaks postseason record for extra-base hits
• Royals’ Johnny Cueto survives for six innings in Game 2 after rough beginning
• Royals beat defensive shifts and deliver opposite-field knocks
• Royals replay challenges lead to run and a big out
• Royals use new 2015 bullpen trio in ALDS win and it looks as solid as 2014 version
• No. 3 Baylor overwhelms Kansas 66-7
• Student gets $10,000 payoff at Kansas basketball’s Late Night at the Phog
• Gleason Glen, Hills of Forest Creek offer affordable homes
• Six homes win 11 awards on Parade
• 6 of 25 Parade entries win awards
• Stonebridge Park is one-stop-shop for Parade excellence
• Developer offers one year paid HOA dues
• Tour model homes today
• Running Horse homes wow visitors during Parade
• Stonebridge Trails shares triumphant past Parade award-Winner
• Exceptional homes featured on Fall Parade
• Best in maintenance-provided living
• Special ‘Fall into Savings’ incentive
• Staley Hills draws many Parade visitors with five entries