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October 31, 2015

• High school results - October 30
• Family wanted: Andrea hopes for a home
• KBI and Kansas City police find money to test rape kits
• Man dies in Kansas City, Kan., traffic accident
• Missouri court rules that law doesn’t prohibit discrimination against gays
• Readers react to Donald Trump, the U.S. budget and research funding
• The Monday Poll: The GOP debate and much more
• Pedestrian is struck and killed in Kansas City
• Facebook comment draws fire from Kansas Democratic leaders
• Kansas City Council gets an earful at listening session
• This 81-year-old has a passion for Squaw Creek duck hunting
• Yordano Ventura reached speed of 20 mph while running on his bunt in Game 3
• Shawnee Mission North’s Belesti Akalu wins Kansas 6A cross country championship
• Royals to play first-ever game in November
• Noah Syndergaard’s first pitch is thrown near Alcides Escobar’s head
• 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
• Royals infuriated by Noah Syndergaard’s cheap trick
• Game 4 of World Series or trick-or-treating? Parents are altering plans because of Royals
• 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
• Current, former players come to Noah Syndergaard’s defense
• St. Teresa’s wins playoff, advances to volleyball state finals
• Chiefs-Lions scouting report (in London, 8:30 a.m. start)
• Chiefs fans from America, London enjoying team’s visit to U.K.
• Chiefs have options to replace Ben Grubbs at guard
• Ray, 81, still going strong at Adams Toyota
• Frank Ancona Honda supports Great Plains SPCA in donation campaign
• 1949 CADILLAC CLUB COUPE
• Winning lottery numbers for Friday, Oct. 30
• Alcoholic mom, a Kansas City native, lays bare her addiction, recovery with humor
• Readorama: Will Rogers’ influence, Thomas Hart Benton’s activism subjects of talks at KC libraries
• Custer, from Civil War hero to Indian killer, is keenly covered in new biography
• Royals fans, on their second postseason, are looking for odd and creative buys
• Purpose pitch still fires up Royals, Mets
• Mets pitcher Noah Syndergaard wanted to make statement with first pitch
• 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
• View from New York: For Mets, it's finally game on
• Story of the game: World Series Game 3
• Before starting in the World Series, Chris Young nearly made a career out of basketball
• Apartments in Waldo will serve youths aging out of foster care
• Kansas State rolls past Emporia State in exhibition opener
• Missouri’s newcomers top returners in Black and Gold exhibition
• Kansas still winless after 62-7 thrashing by No. 14 Oklahoma
• Shatto Milk brings back the milkman with delivery service
• Dream homes become reality amid show-stopping surroundings
• The benefits of buying a new Inspired home
• Prime Northland location near architectural icon
• Cottages at Woodridge are picturesque, charming
• Fall colors enhance views
• Moms’ Council brings Halloween and other holiday fun
• The art of downsizing
• New home sites, model homes now for sale
• Third quarter closes with strong sales
• Perfect solution for family dilemma
• New things to see at Brookwood Farms