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October 26, 2015

• Charcandrick West emerges in place of injured Jamaal Charles
• Man dies after shooting in Kansas City, Kan.
• Homicide victim was 47-year-old Independence woman
• TheChat: Chris Koster explains why he’s fighting new energy standards
• Big methamphetamine haul leads to prison for KCK man
• Man found seriously wounded after altercation in Kansas City
• Readers sound off on prescription costs, Benghazi, socialism
• John Boehner poised to hand successor Paul Ryan a stunning agreement on debt, spending
• The Royals and me: Fans share their photos
• New natural gas fueling station opens in Kansas City, Kan.
• Justice Department accuses former employee of KCK Housing Authority of harassment
• How ‘Texas’ became Norwegian for ‘crazy’
• Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo wager big on World Series
• Topeka ghost tour upsets family of the police officer who died at the site
• Showers possible Tuesday, but should dissipate by start of World Series
• Study shines light on pay disparity for women at University of Missouri
• Wreck in eastern Independence kills pickup truck’s driver
• University of Central Missouri gets new ball field from the Houston Astros
• Spilled nails back up traffic for miles on I-70 in Missouri
• KC Council panel rejects challenge to downtown convention hotel
• Sources of Kansas legislation are often anonymous
• Kansas City streetcar vehicle delivery facing short delay
• College course on voter registration proposed in Kansas
• Trump brags he made Ford return Ohio jobs. Ford disagrees
• Apollo 13 flight director to speak about NASA rescue
• Dog named Trigger shoots its owner with a shotgun
• Independence Avenue reopens at fire site
• Two Kansas City police motorcycle officers involved in minor accident
• Prosecutor: Driver in deadly Oklahoma State crash went around barricade
• Memorial to Hyatt hotel skywalks disaster to be unveiled Nov. 12
• Gov. Jay Nixon: Missouri led nation in business creation in 2013
• Independence man accused of murdering his mother arrested while tattooing ‘Mom’ on his leg
• Rare eel caught near Lawrence’s Bowersock Dam
• Royals were devastated, then motivated, by 2014 World Series loss
• Should a World Series game get rained out, here is what you need to know about tickets
• NASCAR Sprint Cup schedule again includes spring, fall races at Kansas Speedway
• While not on postseason roster, Jeremy Guthrie is having a blast during playoffs
• Fishing Tournament Trail for Oct. 27
• Eric Berry’s interception inspires Chiefs
• Park commissioners weigh options for Big Bull Creek Park
• Zarda’s new menu features loaded sandwiches, small-batch burnt ends
• Sporting KC earns playoff berth with 2-1 win over LA Galaxy in final regular-season match
• BV Northwest teacher honored with teaching’s ‘Oscar’
• FC Kansas City acquires second-round pick for 2017
• Hot dogs cause cancer, report says, and some in KC shrug
• WHO report linking processed meat and cancer is one in long line of conflicting research
• Winning lottery numbers for Saturday, Oct. 24, and Sunday, Oct. 25
• Kansas City wheel king Weld acquires HiPer Technology of Lawrence
• Sprint WiMax shutdown legal battle heats up
• KC home construction activity running at eight-year high
• Cerner and Truman Medical Centers expand business ties
• Ed Hearn has made the best of being part of bad deal for Royals
• Royals’ hitters to fight Mets’ fireballers with fire
• Edinson Volquez to start Game 1 of World Series for Royals, followed by Cueto, Ventura, Young
• Royals-Mets World Series ticket prices are among the highest ever
• Royals manager Ned Yost expects another tough series