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October 15, 2015

• High school results - October 14
• Justice Department acknowledges threat from domestic terrorists, creates new office
• Hotel developers say time is of the essence and a public vote could drive up project costs
• Trent Lott pushing legislation that limits college rape investigations
• Temporary street closings for marathon, memorial to challenge Kansas City drivers Saturday
• KC works on a plan to replace its antiquated no-kill animal shelter
• On the border, drivers report gunplay, profiling and abuse by U.S. agents
• Missouri will implement jobless benefit cuts while lawsuit seeks halt
• Jackson County, jail guards sued for allegedly driving pregnant inmate across state during labor
• Missouri GOP lawmakers brainstorm new abortion legislation
• Anti-Clinton TV ad shows grave of fallen Benghazi ambassador
• TheChat: As the number of Kansas women in elected office falls, explanations emerge
• Royals’ ALDS victory validates bold late-season approach
• Royals’ ALDS celebration took an unfortunate turn for one little kid
• Lost Independence man found safe in rural Jackson County
• Police investigate fatal shooting in Kansas City
• Prison is ordered in abuse death of 3-year-old Merriam girl
• Temperatures tumble in time for Friday’s baseball game
• Investigators sift through Independence Avenue debris pile and interview witnesses
• Starlight season will be filled with shows new to Kansas City
• Readers react to global warming, Kansas education and the arts in Kansas City
• Royals are taking all of their fans on another magical postseason ride
• Kansas girls golf state tournament: Five things to watch
• Joe Buck will call the Royals-Blue Jays ALCS
• The Star’s high school football players of the week (Oct. 15)
• Brad Keselowski considers second championship critical for legacy
• Royals fans shower Johnny Cueto with love
• Marlins Man changes his visor for special Royals hat in support of KC fire department
• Chiefs’ blocked field goal a result of “fundamental” mistake
• Chiefs cornerback Steven Nelson staying positive
• Vikings’ Adrian Peterson offers hope for Jamaal Charles’ recovery
• Chiefs’ Dontari Poe misses practice because of high ankle sprain
• After contemplating retirement, Sporting KC defender Ike Opara nears return
• Winning lottery numbers for Wednesday, Oct. 14
• Fine and suspension are ordered for two area brokers
• Garmin shares tumble 12.66 percent after earnings warning
• ALCS pits Royals catcher Drew Butera against his father
• Thirty years later, Brett against Blue Jays remains his, and Royals’, greatest game
• 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
• Energy-efficient Second and Delaware apartment project moves forward
• Kansas City agency approves improvement district along 63rd Street
• Former Kansas City Star paper warehouse will become apartments
• Royals victory electrifies crowd at Power & Light District
• No. 19 Oklahoma at Kansas State: Three-minute preview
• Kansas State ready to end Oklahoma’s dominance in Manhattan
• Kansas picked to win Big 12 title again; Jayhawks fifth in preseason coaches poll
• Meet Kansas’ Nick Bartolotta, the best 5-foot-6 kicker in the country
• Texas Tech at Kansas: Three-minute preview
• 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
• Missouri at Georgia: Three-minute preview
• MU’s defense disappointed not to face Nick Chubb, knows better than to expect dropoff
• No advantage gained in firing college football coaches midseason