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October 16, 2015

• High school results - October 16
• Pairing Up Pears
• Kansas City’s Cliff Drive is reopening with major improvements
• Kansas designates U.S. Bicycle Route 76 across the state
• Deadly blazes in Kansas City changed history for firefighters
• Kris Kobach and Hillary Clinton continue to spar over Kansas voting laws
• Gowdy defends Benghazi panel amidst GOP criticism
• Emergency dispatch recordings tell of Kansas City blaze, collapse that killed two firefighters
• Readers react to bus routes, Donald Trump and Sen. Bernie Sanders
• New mental health crisis center is a good first step, but much more is needed
• Say hello to a better Cliff Drive
• Missouri state tennis features two KC area singles and doubles semifinalists
• Brad Keselowski captures pole for Hollywood Casino 400
• Carl Edwards, team find championship form after early-season struggles
• SM West sisters to battle in Kansas 6A girls tennis state semifinals
• Joey Logano is relaxed and set to defend his Hollywood Casino 400 title at Kansas Speedway
• Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre’s ‘Vincent in Brixton’ exerts quiet power over viewers
• KC Fire Department was setting up collapse zone when building fell
• Charges filed in Overland Park bank robbery
• Driver dies after crash in Overland Park
• Defendant in shooting of Overland Park dog appears in court
• Carjacker is arrested after chase in Kansas City
• MU chancellor agrees to help graduate students pay health insurance
• Two Kansas City men are charged in beating outside Plaza restaurant
• Police seek man in shooting that killed two at summer birthday party
• Fire investigators will stop work during Saturday’s memorial service
• Lamar Odom case spotlights dangers of ‘herbal Viagra’ supplements
• Park Hill defeats Truman in battle for Suburban Conference title
• Mason Mitchell wins ARCA race at Kansas Speedway
• Mill Valley deals St. James Academy its first loss
• Toronto’s Jose Bautista fakes tossing ball to fans in stands, draws ire of Royals faithful
• White House Press Secretary/Royals fan Josh Earnest wants to make ALCS bet with Ted Cruz
• Xfinity Series racer at home on the track, in the woods or on the water
• Toronto mayor slams KC breweries while making ALCS bet with Sly James
• Royals fan, Blue Jays fan engage in funny rap battle ahead of ALCS
• Royals pitcher Edinson Volquez squelches the squawking Toronto Blue Jays
• Homes are sealed tight and southern oriented
• Chiefs’ running back Charcandrick West has overcome plenty on his path to the NFL
• Marcus Peters, Chiefs are moving on after pass-interference call
• Chiefs' run defense will be challenged by Vikings’ Adrian Peterson
• Chiefs’ Dee Ford ready if Tamba Hali is limited vs. Vikings
• Therese Park: Blessing the animals and miracles’ mystery
• Donations bail out Salvation Army’s Olathe Food Pantry
• Fire litigator carries deep family legacy
• 42-year career made county a safer place
• Buses reflect a regional push
• Shawnee Mission East seniors give back to the community
• Memory care unit gets a gift from above
• 1970 Ford Mustang Convertible
• It is the best way
• Scion re-models: New iA, iM models arrive as no-haggle buying experience continues
• Study touts the economic feasibility of electric cars
• At The Show: Annual car show at Forbes Field helps American Flight Museum
• ‘Alice in Wonderland’ book club discussion: A rabbit hole for all readers
• Winning lottery numbers for Friday, Oct. 16
• Sprint strategy officer Michael Schwartz resigns
• AT&T and Verizon are named in U.S. inquiry into $20 billion data market
• Modest rise gives stocks a third straight week of gains
• Disappointing outlook drops Kansas City Southern shares 10.9 percent
• September fuel demand at five-year high
• Nebraska company checking into Kansas City’s ‘carrier hotel’
• Data KC: Power & Light, Union Station, Sprint Center are our favorite venues
• The Star’s 2015 Quilt Project: Block 10, Hazel and friends sing on TV
• World’s first female sexual arousal drug could spur similar medications
• 37 pitches later, Edinson Volquez leaves mound in triumph
• Ask the fans: Some know baseball facts, while a new wave of fans knows the Royals
• Salvador Perez continues Royals’ power surge in Game 1 victory over Toronto
• Lorenzo Cain continues postseason hitting streak
• Royals down Blue Jays 5-0 and take ALCS opener
• Story of the game: Royals 5, Blue Jays 0
• KC bride and groom will wed, then rush to Royals game before reception
• Royals, Jays set rotations for ALCS, with one spot open
• Yordano Ventura is Royals’ postseason workhorse
• Blue Jays’ David Price hopes to keep Royals’ speed in check
• The week ahead: AT&T, Verizon to release quarterly results
• Kansas is poised to be a leader in the emerging field of drones
• College cross-country team suspended over naked run plan
• Preventing big plays key for Kansas State against Oklahoma
• KU true freshman receiver Jeremiah Booker bolsters Jayhawks’ youth movement
• Social media spots trends among Sprint and its rivals, analyst says
• Mitch Hall slides back into starting right guard spot for Missouri
• Builder Dan Smith brings decades of quality, new reverse plan
• Beautiful homes, floor plans ready for the holidays
• View new lots, dream homes during Parade
• Two communities are on Fall Parade
• Craftsmanship earns a Grand Award
• Model wins Pick of Parade Runner Up
• Sellers wanted quick deal without extra expense
• Upscale living, quality builders, including Bickimer Construction