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October 24, 2015

• High school football results - October 23
• High school results - October 23
• Three KC area shelter groups team up to place hundreds of pets with new owners
• Kansas joins Texas and Louisiana in opposing health care fee
• Survey: Most Kansans OK with gays, oppose school block-grant funding
• Get airlines on the record about costs for new, single KCI terminal
• Readers share thoughts on mass transit, Congress, Russia in Syria
• Gov. Sam Brownback in deep hole with Kansans
• With ‘Blueprints to Freedom,’ Kansas City Repertory Theatre depicts vivid moment in civil rights history
• Missing Overland Park man is found
• Trash talk starts: Sprint’s Marcelo Claure, Mets fan Marc Anthony trade barbs
• No one can cast stones at Royals owner David Glass’ house any more
• Core Royals players overcame challenges, carried their team and swept away doubts
• Canada is really mad about that Mike Moustakas home run that wasn’t overturned
• A shot of hope in 2015: Outlook for the hunting season
• On his dash home, Lorenzo Cain picked up speed as he rounded the bases
• Royals fans revel in team’s return trip to World Series
• 1951 1-ton Dodge mail truck
• A fine career choice
• Staley advances to Missouri Class 4 softball state championship
• World Series tickets on resale market are the most expensive in history
• Mavericks ready to start season at home
• Staley wins Missouri Class 4 softball state championship
• Lawrence edges Olathe North in battle of unbeaten teams
• Three interceptions propel Lee’s Summit West to victory
• Physicality, pressure still part of Pittsburgh Steelers’ identity
• Chiefs-Steelers scouting report
• Chiefs still sorting through No. 2 receiver options
• Readorama: ‘Tough-minded’ poet Claudia Rankine speaks Thursday at Rockhurst University
• Sporting KC’s playoff hopes rest on regular-season finale against LA Galaxy
• Freedom Cycles’ Halloween Spooktacular to benefit Children’s Mercy
• Manheim Kansas City holds smashing celebration to benefit breast cancer research
• Shawnee man enjoys getting his MG out for Lake Garnett Grand Prix
• Liberty family wins bedroom makeover by Julie Blanner
• ‘A Nation of Nations’ effectively examines impact of 1965 Immigration Reform Act
• ‘Half an Inch of Water’ short stories are refreshingly direct, honest
• Texas beats Kansas State 23-9 as Wildcats drop fourth straight
• Royals beat Blue Jays 4-3, win back-to-back American League pennants
• Homework got Lorenzo Cain home from first on single
• Royals fan nearly interferes with Mike Moustakas home run in ALCS Game 6
• Yordano Ventura gives Royals a strong start to ALCS Game 6
• It all turns on a good start for the Royals, thanks to Escobar and Zobrist at the top of the order
• Kauffman Stadium and KC hold their breath and then let loose with a victory scream
• Story of the game: ALCS Game 6
• Visually impaired fans have their own ways of maintaining close connection with Royals
• Mizzou’s offense struggles again in 10-3 loss at Vanderbilt
• After tragedy at homecoming parade, Oklahoma State rolls past Kansas 58-10
• Kansas hoops lands commitment from power forward Mitch Lightfoot
• Kansas hopes improvement on defense continues
• New things to see at Brookwood Farms
• Only three homes remain available in Grey Oaks
• Honored with 11 awards during Fall Parade of Homes
• Lakefront, golf, wooded home sites available
• Dream home features water views, striking interior design
• New Plaza and Harmony collections have $5,000 incentive
• New home sites just released
• Buyers have discovered hidden gem in western Shawnee
• Lake living, in a Grand style
• Builders create more selection in family-friendly neighborhood