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October 27, 2015

• Gov. Jay Nixon: Let’s work together to pass comprehensive ethics reform
• Readers’ ghost stories: A scary tale is fleshed out
• This week in Kansas City: Superhero costume party, classical Beatles, Day of the Dead at the Nelson
• Fifty things every Kansas Citian, and any visitors, should know
• Haunted houses have a long, scream-filled history in KC
• The simple gin-and-tonic cocktail gets a masterful reworking
• Righting serial wrongs
• Salted caramel feeds our sweet/salty cravings
• Pumpkin bread is a slice of comfort from hair-raising performer Harry ‘Ratman’ Lewetzow
• The beginning of a beautiful friendship
• Former Missouri House speaker John Diehl has more than $200,000 in campaign account
• De Soto man pleads guilty in murder of Prairie Village man
• TheChat: Ben Carson describes his violent youth
• Police identify woman killed in Merriam tree-cutting accident
• One dead in Overland Park traffic accident
• Google Fiber, national broadcast both go down during World Series game
• TheChat: Donald Trump reveals just how challenging his life has been
• Monday Poll results: A scary Halloween lies ahead
• The Star’s recommendations: Rory Rowland and Daron McGee for open Missouri House seats
• Readers react to guns, Rep. Mike Pompeo and old buildings
• Use incident of deputy’s brutality to make progress on public safety
• Hey, NY Mets fans: Our top 5 lists to help you have fun in KC
• Police identify Kansas City, Kan. shooting victim
• Spirit killer
• Wife accused of locking husband in bedroom, setting house on fire
• A science fiction take on Fred’s dilemma
• Two lives in one, two deaths in one
• From beyond the grave, a warning: ‘Don’t go’
• Updated: Roberts of Kansas, farm state lawmakers push back on crop insurance cuts in budget deal
• A spooky love of barbecue
• A tale of two cemeteries
• A haunting at Smithville Lake
• Student debt rises to highest levels yet
• Missouri approves new midtown Kansas City charter school
• Certifiable love
• Revenge is.... sweet?
• Section of I-70 in central Missouri closed after crash
• Duped
• In the past five years, dogs have shot at least six Americans
• A pull from beyond
• Woman trying to repair gas-fueled water heater blows up her house
• KC woman is charged with arson and murder in blaze that killed two firefighters
• Seven things to know about Raul A. Mondesi
• Edinson Volquez’s father dies before Volquez starts Game 1 of World Series
• Royals’ Lorenzo Cain featured on cover of Sports Illustrated
• As part of #MuteBuck movement, you can listen to Royals fans call World Series
• Baseball fans have fun with Fox’s power outage during World Series
• KC, New York libraries end their World Series Twitter feud on a happy note
• Yes, Royals manager Ned Yost was a taxidermist
• Royals fans thrilled as Alcides Escobar leads off Series with inside-the-park homer
• In search of normalcy, Chiefs leaving for London later in the week
• Chiefs got big days from Derrick Johnson, other defensive stars Sunday
• Get tough and inspect rental units in Overland Park
• Letters to the editor: Democratic candidates, stifled innovation, Pope Francis
• Lori Allen: Life imitates art
• Pool and spa company has customers diving in
• EC Manufacturing of Shawnee is laying off 351 workers
• ‘One in a Million’ contest will rev up in Kansas City
• UMB earnings drop 37 percent as it finds new cost savings
• KC Life reports a smaller profit
• McClatchy reports smaller quarterly loss
• Compass reports a profit decline in third quarter
• Waddell & Reed profit falls 35.6 percent
• GM issues fourth recall over engine fires
• Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday, Oct. 27
• Mets fans sprinkled at Kauffman all have their own stories and reasons
• For the Loves, baseball and family are both big loves
• Game 2 starters: Johnny Cueto has the better hair, Jacob deGrom has better track record this postseason
• Royals add Raul A. Mondesi to World Series roster, drop Terrance Gore
• Royals’ Paulo Orlando is poised to be first Brazilian-born player to appear in World Series
• You want to get on the stadium big screen? Here’s how (and how not) to do it
• Kat’s Money Corner: Save on holiday decorations
• Kansas City engineering firm lands Los Angeles International Airport contract
• Some area residents will see higher premiums for ACA health insurance plans
• What should I do about tilling tomato soil?
• K-State’s Delton prepares for return from injury
• T-Mobile’s profit misses expectations
• New Leawood shop sells savory and sweet crepes, flatbreads
• Missouri’s Maty Mauk reinstated from monthlong suspension