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October 14, 2015

• High school results - October 14
• High school fall sports playoffs start to heat up
• Kansas state girls tennis: Five things to watch
• 913 area high school football: Week 6 review
• This weekend in Kansas City: BB’s celebrates 25 years, ARCA and NASCAR come to KC and KC Brew Fest
• Plenty of Halloween family fun to be had in KC this month
• Man in Kansas voter fraud case says charge surprised him
• Colleges want applications from high school freshmen
• On the border, drivers report gunplay, profiling and abuse by U.S. agents
• KU takes another step to prevent sexual assaults on campus
• As U.S. Supreme Court considers three Kansas death penalty convictions, six other men wait on death row
• At Kauffman Stadium, roars and respect for fallen firefighters
• Shooting victim found at Kansas City, North, McDonald’s dies
• Readers react to Missouri government, Donald Trump and Cerner
• Suburban Conference football: Week 8 review
• Kelvin Herrera destroyed a White Sox fan who trolled him on Twitter
• Royals’ ALDS victory validates bold late-season approach
• Royals’ ALDS celebration took an unfortunate turn for one little kid
• Fishing report for Oct. 15
• Kurt Busch rebounds for arguably his best Sprint Cup season
• Watch: Emotions in KC ahead of ALDS Game 5
• Memorial service for fallen KCFD firefighters to be held Saturday at Sprint Center
• Woman sues nephew for painful birthday hug; jury says ‘no’
• Lost Independence man found safe in rural Jackson County
• Blunt campaign claims fundraising edge in Missouri Senate race
• Kansas City Star photographer inducted into Missouri photo hall of fame
• Watch Royals fans do their best Moose calls in honor of Mike Moustakas
• Special KCFD Royals tribute hats will go on sale Thursday
• The Star’s high school fall sports athletes of the week (Oct. 15)
• Royals fans shower Johnny Cueto with love
• Marlins Man changes his visor for special Royals hat in support of KC fire department
• Daughter breaks down when dad surprises her with ALDS Game 5 tickets
• Royals, KCFD hold moment of silence before ALDS Game 5
• Vikings’ Adrian Peterson offers hope for Jamaal Charles’ recovery
• Chiefs’ Dontari Poe misses practice because of high ankle sprain
• Susan Vollenweider: A tale of two dances
• Winning lottery numbers for Wednesday, Oct. 14
• Nonprofits sue Sprint as shutdown of WiMax network approaches
• Hallmark names Molly Biwer as new corporate officer
• Commerce Bancshares earnings dip 5 percent, but loans grow
• U.S. economy has expanded modestly since mid-August, Fed says
• Menards sets Tuesday opening in Lawrence
• Area gets health care job training grant
• Former auditor sues Bank of Internet
• Emissions could peak by 2030 with green incentives, energy agency says
• A huge night for the Royals’ acquisitions from other teams
• Royals beat Astros 7-2, advance to ALCS
• Alex Gordon sparks Royals with fifth-inning double and sliding catch
• Lorenzo Cain speeds home for Royals’ first run
• Royals’ playoff memory: Oct. 15, 1985
• Kat’s Money Corner: Smoothing sailing when booking a cruise
• Your financial planner: The retirement mindset
• Kansas City to get a mental health assessment center
• Royals victory electrifies crowd at Power & Light District
• K-State football agrees to home-and-home series with Stanford
• Kansas State’s running game gets boost from Charles Jones and its offensive line
• ALDS Game 5: Inning-by-inning
• Astros’ big bats go quiet in series finale
• How did the Royals do? Just watch fans’ body language in the stands and you’ll know
• Old grudges may simmer anew as Royals face Toronto
• Royals fans use ties, trolls and other lucky charms to give their team the edge
• UMKC’s Martez Harrison chosen preseason WAC men’s basketball player of year by coaches
• Ashleigh’s Bake Shop opens in Pryde’s Old Westport
• Menards sets Tuesday opening in Lawrence
• MU’s defense disappointed not to face Nick Chubb, knows better than to expect dropoff