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October 28, 2015

• Olathe East dominates gymnastics state meet
• Scandinavia Place
• TIVOL
• Wild About Harry
• Pinot’s Palette
• Terrasi Living & Scandia Home
• Velvet Creme Popcorn Co., Inc.
• Webster House
• World’s Window
• Kansas City wins major health award
• Truman Medical Centers opens downtown outpatient center
• Drone video of KC’s blue October skyline becomes a sensation
• Overland Park crash victim is identified
• Gov. Jay Nixon names Raytown building after "Walkin" Joe Teasdale
• Independence traffic fatality is identified
• New, vibrant plan could spur connections, art east of Plaza
• How they voted
• Missouri man pleads guilty in illegal purchase of gun used in Overland Park killing spree
• Readers react to guns, Donald Trump and the minimum wage
• Two charged with murder in KCK shooting
• Package thrown into Lansing prison leads to no contest plea
• Technology is key to piano lessons for select KCK students
• Nail salon operator accused in fatal fire makes her first court appearance
• Chilly weather and a chance of showers for World Series Game 2 at Kauffman Stadium
• Missouri teacher accused of raping student
• Clinton gets award from Dole Institute at KU, plans to accept in late November
• De Soto man pleads guilty in murder of Prairie Village man
• Google Fiber, national broadcast both go down during World Series game
• Homeowner hears ‘kaboom,’ finds Ford Mustang on roof of her house
• Tow company charges man $48,000 to pull his Jeep out of mud pit
• TheChat: Donald Trump reveals just how challenging his life has been
• Bill Clinton will be honored at KU
• KC hosts CityAge conference this week
• ‘Revenge porn’ breaks victims but not state law
• National report card gives snapshot of Missouri and Kansas
• Former Olathe couple among those charged with voter fraud by Kris Kobach
• Kansas City transit agency lowers fares and considers as-needed ‘microtransit’ routes
• Kansas City streetcar delivery is now expected Monday
• Florida newspaper calls for Marco Rubio’s resignation
• 913 area high school football: Week 8 review
• Edinson Volquez’s father dies before Volquez starts Game 1 of World Series
• Watch Eric Hosmer’s bat flip from Game 1 of the World Series
• Baseball fans have fun with Fox’s power outage during World Series
• Game 1 of World Series is a huge ratings hit in Kansas City
• Fishing and hunting report for Oct. 29
• Suburban Conference football: Week 10 review
• Drama fills Royals’ 14-inning victory in World Series Game 1
• Royals fans thrilled as Alcides Escobar leads off Series with inside-the-park homer
• Chiefs running back Charcandrick West excited for an encore
• In search of normalcy, Chiefs leaving for London later in the week
• Chiefs got big days from Derrick Johnson, other defensive stars Sunday
• Staley’s softball title is among fall sports postseason highlights
• Matt Besler ‘grows into role’ as Sporting KC captain as team opens postseason
• Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday, Oct. 27
• Two longtime Brookside businesses renew their leases
• Your financial planner: Five big mistakes made by caregivers of children with special needs
• You want to get on the stadium big screen? Here’s how (and how not) to do it
• Edinson Volquez still lined up to start Game 5 for Royals
• Mets fans sprinkled at Kauffman all have their own stories and reasons
• Eric Hosmer lifts Royals to 14-inning 5-4 win over Mets in World Series opener
• Chris Young carries Royals to victory with masterful relief outing
• View from New York: Game 1 was a gut-punch to the Mets at Kauffman Stadium
• Royals’ Alex Gordon went to school on Mets’ Jeurys Familia, then took him deep
• Alcides Escobar opens World Series with a mad dash for Royals
• Eric Hosmer, Ben Zobrist break George Brett’s playoff records in World Series Game 1
• Royals pitcher Danny Duffy does his job after getting call
• World Series Game 1: Inning-by-inning
• Royals’ Mike Moustakas ignites sixth-inning rally with glove and bat
• For the Loves, baseball and family are both big loves
• Fed puts brakes on drive to raise rates
• Kansas City’s jobless rate is down 1 percentage point from a year ago
• Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce elects new officers
• UMB’s cost cutting includes layoffs
• Volkswagen, hit by emissions scandal, posts its first loss in years
• Activist investor buys Cabela’s shares
• Small-college men’s basketball to be honored
• Google Fiber apologizes for outage at World Series start, cites server problems
• Garmin profit rises as revenue falls
• Kansas City convention center hotel project gets two more participants
• KU notebook: QB Montell Cozart still ailing; Jayhawks could start two freshman offensive tackles
• Dennis Patton: Fall is a great time to control weeds