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October 30, 2015

• High school results - October 30
• Easy Royals Halloween costumes, plus a few other last-minute ideas
• TheChat: Catherine Hanaway hits the road
• Man dies in Kansas City, Kan., traffic accident
• KC police seek identity of man found dead
• Curb tax incentives to more effectively stoke private development in Kansas City area
• Pedestrian is struck and killed on KC interstate
• Overland Park police release smash and grab pictures
• Readers react to guns at schools, the Kansas City Zoo and KCI
• Patient is charged with rape at Osawatomie State Hospital
• Beware of cost-shifting while shopping for health insurance
• Missouri court rules that law doesn’t prohibit discrimination against gays
• Kansas City police investigate homicide in northeast neighborhood
• Complaint against ‘whistleblower’ trooper in Ellingson drowning is withdrawn
• Mizzou’s Kappa Kappa Gamma fights sorority stereotypes with ‘Breaking Barriers’ campaign
• Pedestrian is struck and killed in Kansas City
• Missouri man gets 20 years for fatal baseball bat attack on parents
• Roberts of Kansas a yes vote on two-year budget deal
• Hit the snooze button and enjoy an extra hour of sleep Saturday night
• Wrecks snarl traffic in both directions of I-470 near Raytown Road
• Missouri newlywed’s birthday card includes $1 million lottery ticket
• MU police reportedly investigating another Nazi swastika vandalism case
• Kansas lawmakers to consider use of police body cameras more than a year after Ferguson
• Facebook comment draws fire from Kansas Democratic leaders
• Pell grant help coming for high school students
• Poll: Most Americans say clerks must issue gay marriage licenses
• Legal Aid gets a big grant to help neighborhoods
• Kansas City district master plan could lead to more school closings
• Favored son’s decade-long sexual abuse of girl divides small Missouri town
• Yordano Ventura reached speed of 20 mph while running on his bunt in Game 3
• KC-area teams advance to semifinals in three Kansas volleyball state brackets
• Noah Syndergaard’s first pitch is thrown near Alcides Escobar’s head
• Mets add additional A-list seating for World Series
• Old man steals puck from kid at hockey game
• Royals’ Chris Young doesn’t care about his victory, only the team’s
• Friday night football notebook: Blue Springs turns back rally by Ray-Pec
• Fantasy Fool: Week 8 starters and benchwarmers
• Mets’ Steven Matz will try to win one for his home team in Game 4
• Mets fans are embracing the superhero Thor ahead of Game 3 of the World Series
• Royals expect Edinson Volquez to arrive Saturday, make Game 5 start if needed
• Unfortunately for Royals’ Franklin Morales, his gaffe will be long remembered
• 2015 Land Rover Range Rover Sport SVR
• Ford teams with AccuWeather to increase plant safety
• With a chance to administer a knockout punch, Royals falter
• Raul A. Mondesi makes major-league debut in World Series
• St. Teresa’s wins playoff, advances to volleyball state finals
• Chiefs tired after nine-hour flight, but enthusiasm is up
• Former Chiefs assistant Jim Bob Cooter will call plays for first time on Sunday
• Chiefs have options to replace Ben Grubbs at guard
• Sporting KC falls to Portland in record-setting penalty kicks in Western Conference playoffs
• Ray, 81, still going strong at Adams Toyota
• Frank Ancona Honda supports Great Plains SPCA in donation campaign
• 1949 CADILLAC CLUB COUPE
• Warm, wooly whites help beat the winter blues
• Stocks slip but finish month with biggest gain in four years
• Verizon may lay off 5,000 to 6,000, analyst says
• Economy is growing and job market is healing, says KC Fed’s Esther George
• Canadian group buys area salt company BSC Holding
• Credit managers’ outlook bodes well for economy
• The week ahead: Sprint and Cerner will report earnings
• Winning lottery numbers for Friday, Oct. 30
• Mets pitcher Noah Syndergaard wanted to make statement with first pitch
• Beer vendor works both sides of KC-NY aisle
• Royals doomed by fielding mistakes in Game 3 loss to Mets
• Mets strike back, beat Royals 9-3 in Game 3 of the World Series
• Story of the game: World Series Game 3
• Before starting in the World Series, Chris Young nearly made a career out of basketball
• Roundup: KC vs. NY World Series challenges and wagers
• Special tax is requested for Uptown Theater and Uptown Shoppes
• KBI seeks endangered 12-year-old boy and fugitive father in Lawrence area
• Kansas State rolls past Emporia State in exhibition opener
• Ryan Willis still trying make progress as freshman quarterback at Kansas
• KU prepared to move basketball opener against Pittsburg State to avoid World Series conflict
• Meg Whitman bets that a smaller HP will be able to beat Dell
• Shatto Milk brings back the milkman with delivery service
• Kansas restaurant inspections for Oct. 30
• Missouri’s newcomers top returners in Black and Gold exhibition
• The benefits of buying a new Inspired home
• Moms’ Council brings Halloween and other holiday fun
• Third quarter closes with strong sales
• Perfect solution for family dilemma
• New things to see at Brookwood Farms