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November 2, 2015

• Yael T. Abouhalkah: School districts decide not to rain on the Royals’ World Series parade
• The Star’s recommendations for Tuesday’s election. Two Missouri House vacancies and Independence sales tax renewals on tap
• Obama calls Yost, offers congratulations for Royals’ World Series win
• Olathe police seek convenience store robber
• Wyandotte County officials seek family of lost boy
• Shooting critically injures one person in Kansas City, Kan.
• Kansas City takes the crown, on the playing field and off it, too
• Party continues early into morning at Power & Light District following Royals’ win
• Lee’s Summit homicide victim identified
• Death in KC’s Northeast area investigated as a homicide
• Warm week awaits Kansas City; perfect for a parade
• TheChat: Carol Marinovich fondly recalls cooperation from a Republican governor
• KCK police identify victim of Friday crash near 110th and Leavenworth
• Missouri GOP official: State taxpayers should realize St. Louis ‘is the engine that drives the state,’ and support a new football stadium
• Police: Woman tries to pet tiger at the Omaha Zoo, gets bitten
• 250 gallons of dog food reported stolen from Missouri shelter
• KU goal posts damaged in revelry after Royals win
• Readers share thoughts on Royals manager, Star’s World Series coverage, Eddie Volquez
• President Obama calls the Royals’ Ned Yost
• Many KC area schools are closing for Tuesday’s Royals parade
• Small turnout likely for special elections Tuesday in Kansas City, Jackson County
• Jackson County jail task force report calls for higher guard pay, other changes
• Kansas tax receipts miss mark again
• Stephanie Mott of Topeka could become first transgender member of the Kansas Legislature
• First KC streetcar vehicle rolls into town
• Kansas prison staff suffers from high turnover
• What you need to know about today's parade
• Fans react to Royals being crowned World Series champions
• Kelvin Herrera: ‘Remember when people called us a fluke? That was cute’
• How to get prints of The Star’s World Series newspapers and the 2015 Royals book
• Here’s how hard it is to be a Mets fan today
• Showing pure heart, Edinson Volquez paves way to Royals’ rally with own remarkable comeback
• Chiefs coach Andy Reid congratulates Royals on World Series championship
• Charcandrick West’s emergence not a surprise to Chiefs running backs coach Eric Bieniemy
• (American) football fans get their fix in England
• Chiefs’ Spencer Ware scores first NFL touchdown
• Snarky in the Suburbs: A love letter to home
• Matt Keenan: Thou shalt not set a budget when it comes to buying Royals gear
• No FCKC Blues selected in expansion draft
• Winning lottery numbers for Saturday, Oct. 31, and Sunday, Nov. 1
• UMB’s deSilva steps down, to exit next year
• AMC earnings jump 65 percent
• Hallmark-owned Crown Media Holdings reports higher revenue
• Extra, extra, more newspapers coming
• Sprint owner Masayoshi Son reportedly buys house in Kansas City area
• Royals are World Series champs
• Royals’ Salvador Perez has made journey from young catcher in Venezuela to World Series MVP
• Wait for Tuesday’s parade to salute their heroes? Not these Royals fans
• Mets Manager Terry Collins’ lament: ‘I let my heart get in the way of my gut’
• Mets’ Matt Harvey silences Royals’ bats — until the end
• Eric Hosmer’s mad dash extends game for Royals
• Christian Colon has become Mr. 12th inning for Royals
• World Series Game 5: Inning-by-inning
• Kansas City announces victory parade on Tuesday
• Kansas City is a world champion, so are we finally OK?
• Stores say they will open late tonight, early Monday if Royals win
• Cheick Diallo not expected to play in KU’s exhibition opener Wednesday
• MU’s Bryan Blitz chosen as SEC women’s soccer coach of the year