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October 21, 2015

• High school results - October 21
• This weekend in Kansas City: The Junior Leagues Holiday Mart, ‘Da Vinci’ at Union Station, and Stevie Wonder
• JCCC campus paper wants the Carlsen name off prominent building
• Watchdog group: Kansas jobs program mainly helps bigger companies
• Local officials tell a U.S. Senate panel that KC NoVA has been successful
• IRS complaint filed over secret-donor group boosting Rubio
• Major traffic switch is set for I-35/I-435 Gateway project in Johnson County
• Family seeks answers after officer kills church drummer
• Blue Springs woman, 70, sentenced for defrauding veterans program
• Send us your photos of you with your favorite Royals player
• A rarity in Missouri politics: A member of Congress gets a serious primary challenger
• Lee’s Summit Hy-Vee store briefly evacuated for fire Wednesday afternoon
• Readers react to religion, the federal budget and child safety
• Shut down the discredited Benghazi committee
• Death investigation and crash snarl morning commute into downtown KC
• Aged-out foster children around KC are getting new help to avoid homelessness
• ATF continues investigation of fatal fire
• Mesh funeral procession to pass several Kansas City fire stations
• TheChat: Claire McCaskill is dreaming of a Trump-Carson ticket
• State audit finds Missouri education department needs tighter data protections
• Spelling-challenged man pleads guilty to robbing KC bank
• Armed teens threaten defiant woman outside Kansas City gas station
• Renew two crucial public safety sales taxes in Independence
• School bus is involved in traffic accident in KCK
• Kansas City, Toronto libraries hug it out as Twitter battle ends after Royals win ALCS
• Like the Royals, fans are furious with home plate umpire in Game 5 of the ALCS
• Toronto’s Ryan Goins helpfully pointed out to Alex Rios that he was out on a steal attempt
• It’s never over until it’s over in baseball, but the Royals can still bounce the Jays on Friday
• Royals’ Jeremy Guthrie shows off his ‘Back To The Future’ shoes
• You gotta see this place: The Four-State Lookout
• If Royals clinch, Ned Yost ready to watch ‘35 drunk guys try to get through customs’
• ALCS Game 4 recap: Stories, videos from The Star
• Fishing and hunting report for Oct. 22
• Ducks Unlimited event set
• The Star’s high school fall sports athletes of the week (Oct. 21)
• Chiefs’ Marcus Peters bounces back with big effort against Vikings
• Chiefs’ Jamaal Charles and Phillip Gaines undergo surgery
• Northland pets of the week
• David Knopf: Learn, adapt and keep your mouth shut
• Susan Vollenweider column: Someday our wishes will come true
• Sporting Club to announce plans Thursday for United Soccer League franchise
• Meadowbrook plans get close look in Prairie Village
• Sporting KC loses 2-0 to Colorado Rapids, misses chance to clinch playoff berth
• Winning lottery numbers for Wednesday, Oct. 21
• Sprint is fined $2.95 million for improper disclosures of customer fees
• Euronet Worldwide ties lower earnings to currency values
• Property sales bring DST Systems $129 million
• Volkswagen diesel sales take another blow
• EU cracks down on illegal tax breaks, including those for Starbucks and Fiat
• Kansas City is in first group for national STEM initiative
• Best places to retire list likes the KC area
• Royals can’t force Blue Jays to use Price in Game 5 of ALCS
• Blue Jays beat Royals 7-1 in Game 5, stay alive in ALCS
• Blue Jays’ Marco Estrada silences sizzling Royals bats ... and keeps the colder ones iced, too
• ALCS Game 5: Inning-by-inning
• The slide call is baseball’s imperfect replay moment
• Royals playoff memory: Oct. 22, 1985
• Royals’ Salvador Perez on foul balls: Not in the face, please
• Under Bill Snyder, Kansas State has recovered from losing streaks before
• Kansas City area restaurant and grocery store inspections for Oct. 21
• Missouri men’s basketball picked last in SEC media preseason poll
• Third-down conversions flummox Missouri’s offense
• Missouri, Drew Lock face another tough defensive test at Vanderbilt
• MU women picked seventh in preseason SEC media poll