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October 18, 2015

• Chiefs fans have officially given up on Alex Smith
• Spinning Tree Theatre’s ‘The Turn of the Screw’ is frightfully good
• Kansas Speedway grand marshal Mark-Paul Gosselaar discusses racing chops
• Looking west, KCK to decide Fire Department’s future
• TheChat: Jeb Bush defends his brother against Donald Trump
• Joey Logano wins Chase race at Kansas Speedway after Matt Kenseth spins out of lead
• U.S. Rep. Mike Pompeo of Kansas: Benghazi worse than Watergate
• Kansas City Council has good reasons to reject election on downtown convention hotel
• Munday on Monday: Autumn taunt
• Letter of the Week: Benghazi hearings are a political witch hunt
• Salvador Perez does impromptu Marx Brothers routine with Lorenzo Cain at Toronto airport
• Royals catcher Salvador Perez, Toronto’s Ben Revere shared a special hug during Game 2
• No smooth ride for Kevin Harvick at Kansas Speedway
• Carl Edwards fails to get Kansas Speedway win he covets
• Overland Park artist honored as finalist for NASCAR humanitarian award
• The Colts ran the worst play in the history of football against New England
• Part-time police officer identified as OP traffic crash victim
• Overland Park police officer injured by fleeing car
• Marshall Morgan’s late 34-yard field goal lifts Georgia past Missouri 9-6
• Kansas City area veterans honored with ‘flightless’ honor flight
• ALCS Game 1 recap: Stories, videos from The Star
• Chris Young earned ALCS Game 4 role for Royals in wake of father’s recent death
• Jeff Gordon finishes 10th in what is expected to be his last race at Kansas Speedway
• American Indian group plans protest of Chiefs at Sunday’s game
• Kansas Speedway notes: Chiefs pay homage to Jeff Gordon
• A creative, sad, and darkly comedic loss means the Chiefs need to look beyond 2015
• Chiefs’ rally comes up short in 16-10 loss at Minnesota
• Chiefs notebook: Jeremy Maclin, Mike DeVito suffer concussions
• Frustrations mount for Derrick Johnson, Chiefs
• Chiefs’ Albert Wilson outruns defense for first NFL touchdown
• Allen Bailey, Chiefs bottle up Adrian Peterson in losing cause
• Marcel Breuer: Mission Hills home a rare Midwest build
• Mary Rockwell Hook: A female architect in a man’s world
• Mary Rockwell Hook’s Sunset Hills home blends Italian ornate with reclaimed salvage
• First modern home in KC built for the masses
• Ed Tanner: He brought ‘wham’ to J.C. Nichols’ Country Club Plaza
• Ed Tanner’s international style Bixby House was perfect setting for Paul Newman film
• Winning lottery numbers for Saturday, Oct. 17, and Sunday, Oct. 18
• Bruce Goff’s octagonal Nicol House defined postmodern before postmodernism
• Bruce Goff: A prodigy of design born in Kansas
• Frank Lloyd Wright’s Kansas City legacy
• Marcel Breuer: Clean, modern lines define Snower Residence in Mission Hills
• Meet six Kansas City architectural jewels, from Bruce Goff to Frank Lloyd Wright
• Don Drummond, David Runnells: Bringing affordable design to Prairie Village
• Frank Lloyd Wright’s Sondern-Adler Home a study in open, inviting spaces
• The Royals would love an encore performance from Johnny Cueto in Game 3 vs. Blue Jays
• ALCS notebook: Royals look to tie Baltimore with 10th straight win
• Royals playoff memory for Oct. 19
• Royals’ Kelvin Herrera finding success in October after mastering new pitch
• For Luke Hochevar, this year’s playoff run tastes just a bit sweeter
• Two-hit games by Edwin Encarnacion, Troy Tulowitzki provide glimmer of light for Jays
• Jays’ Marcus Stroman looks to write another comeback story
• No bat flip for Blue Jays hero and Kansas City’s Joe Carter
• There’s a boom of small hotels in downtown Kansas City