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October 20, 2015

• Prairie Village considers curbing oversized homes on small lots
• Jim Wanser: Some institutions divest property in neighborhoods
• 913 area high school football: Week 7 review
• 913 area sweeps titles at Kansas 6A girls tennis state tournament
• Pizza styles are personal: Where the experts go
• Ten Neapolitan pizzerias feeding Kansas City’s hunger for a modern spin
• Overland Park allows boy with autism to keep his backyard chickens
• Overland Park approves adding 1 cent sales tax at two aging shopping centers
• Overland Park takes step toward cracking down on code-violating landlords
• Ten Missouri megadonors drive largest political contributions
• Missouri candidate proposes legal medical marijuana
• Charitable donations for firefighter families ‘overwhelming,’ organizers say
• Harrisonville police investigate robbery and shooting at convenience store
• Police identify two men found shot to death on Independence Avenue
• 70-year-old Blue Springs woman is sentenced to prison for defrauding VA
• Motorcyclist killed in KCK crash is identified
• Readers react to food waste, the old Northeast and military downsizing
• Clean Power Plan will slice pollution, boost renewable energy
• Monday Poll results: From the Middle East to Royals MVP
• Police investigating three reports of rape at Missouri State
• Driver allegedly veers into motorcycle, hurting two, says, ‘I don’t care’
• TheChat: Donald Trump predicts huge ratings for his 'SNL' appearance
• KC Mayor Sly James endorses Hillary Clinton
• Suburban Conference football: Week 9 review
• Jeremy Guthrie playfully trolls Blue Jays fans during Game 4
• ALCS Game 3 recap: Stories, videos from The Star
• Ned Yost says Royals pitchers must adjust to mound
• Ben Zobrist seeing double, Alcides Escobar getting on base at top of Royals’ order
• Royals’ Johnny Cueto was concerned about Blue Jays stealing signs
• Fan reaction to Royals crushing the Blue Jays 14-2
• Alex Rios’ resurgence at the plate makes Royals potent throughout batting order
• That was a flying green pepper at the Rogers Centre during Game 3 of ALCS
• High school fall sports postseason road continues
• Penalties helped sink normally disciplined Chiefs against Vikings
• Biz Snapshot: Handyworks specializes in fixing other people’s problems
• Snarky in the Suburbs: Destroying Halloween, in just six short years
• Matt Keenan: Maps connect the past, future
• Sporting KC aims to clinch fifth straight playoff appearance with win against Colorado
• 1 in 15 Johnson County residents lives below poverty line
• Editorial: Nail down details on new park
• Emily Parnell: Is this parade of costumes about to end?
• Johnson County dog parks: Free play for dogs, social hour for humans
• National Women’s Soccer League adds Orlando Pride as 10th team
• Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday, Oct. 20
• Retailers see a seasonal surge in e-commerce hiring
• UMKC names top Kansas City entrepreneurs
• IRS, states and tax firms target stolen-identity refund fraud
• Harley-Davidson will cut production and jobs after earnings miss
• Missouri leads states losing jobs in September, while Kansas has a rare good month
• Still mourning father’s death, pitcher Chris Young gives his all for Royals
• Royals also come out ahead on replays
• The search for Toronto’s mysterious Man in White: One reporter’s quest
• Royals crush Blue Jays 14-2 in Game 4 of ALCS
• Royals reliever Luke Hochevar keeps Blue Jays in check during critical fifth inning
• Table-setting Alcides Escobar, Ben Zobrist start Royals on way to another triumph
• ALCS Game 4: Inning-by-inning
• Royals’ Edinson Volquez looks to recapture ALCS opening magic
• Royals playoff memory: Oct. 21, 1985
• Blue Jays ban beer cans in upper deck at ALCS after ruckus
• Kat’s Money Corner: Get the most from your buck at KC fall festivals
• Dennis Patton: Water trees and shrubs now — just a trickle is needed
• Kansas State puts Oklahoma loss behind it, prepares for Texas
• Kansas State looks for bigger impact from former transfers Justin Edwards, Stephen Hurt
• Injured KU quarterback Michael Cummings unlikely to get sixth year of eligibility
• Kansas coach Bill Self seeks faster pace, plans to start two point guards
• Louisville coach Rick Pitino encourages UMKC’s Andre McGee to discuss sex party allegations
• Retail updates: An even cheaper Forever 21 store at Legends, Carhartt in Independence
• Crown Center Redevelopment president Bill Lucas is retiring
• Health Department temporarily shuts down food service at One % nightclub and three restaurants
• Missouri’s defense isn’t pointing fingers at offense despite two-game slide