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November 6, 2015

• High school results - November 6
• Shoppers fighting back against ‘shopping while black’ profiling with social media, lawsuits
• Literacy KC, UMKC program to teach creative writing along with reading
• Death sentence is upheld for serial killer John E. Robinson Sr.
• Keystone XL pipeline deserved to die
• Gov. Sam Brownback’s tax policies are causing the sun to sink on Kansas’ future
• Readers react to the Royals, big crowds and government cuts
• Authorities charge two men in Kansas City killing
• Lawrence mother is sought by Interpol after fleeing U.S. with two young daughters
• Power & Light bouncer is accused of assaulting patron
• Student allegedly threatens guard with knife at Olathe high school
• Kansas City records 88th homicide of 2015
• Bueller? Bueller? Superintendent charged after barging into student’s home
• It will be a Royal blue Christmas, thanks to an array of merchandise
• Kansas City police board agrees to pay $1.5 million to settle civil lawsuit
• Kansas Supreme Court voices aggravation at Legislature in school funding case
• Memorial to honor jazz museum’s founding director
• Lee’s Summit teens accused of murder are to be locked up, court commissioner says
• Park Hill ends Staley’s season with a touchdown in final minutes
• RNC plans Kansas, Missouri ads critical of Gitmo closure
• Bloomberg PAC plans ads criticizing Koster’s stand on coal-fired power plants
• Kansas, Missouri Republicans denounce pipeline decision
• Kansas City streetcar passes first test on downtown tracks
• University of Missouri System president says he handled student protests poorly
• KC area swimmers position themselves for finals
• Olathe North wins, gets playoff rematch with SM East
• If the Royals could sign just one player, would you pick Alex Gordon or Ben Zobrist?
• De Soto reaches Kansas 4-1A state soccer final for the first time
• St. Thomas Aquinas gets fast start in Kansas 5A semifinal soccer victory
• Royals manager Ned Yost recounts his phone call from President Obama
• O’Hara defeats St. Francis Borgia, advances to Missouri Class 2 soccer championship
• Video shows how male athletes respond to sexist questions asked of female athletes
• 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Convertible
• Royally done
• Winning lottery numbers for Friday, Nov. 6
• Matt Besler called up to U.S. men’s national team for World Cup qualifiers
• Blue Valley Northwest advances to Class 6A state soccer championship
• KCP&L’s charging station project anticipates growth of electric cars
• Ford volunteers hand out backpacks at third annual Boo at the Zoo
• Comets start off season with a victory
• FYI Book Club: An attorney savors victory for gay rights in ‘Then Comes Marriage’
• Homeowners, designers work together to create beautiful decor for holiday tours
• Liberty’s Red Apron vintage shop collects eclectic treasures
• Economic development event urges Kansas City investors to take risks
• Stocks end mixed as investors assess strong job report and interest rate increase
• Village at Burlington Creek has new owners, will add two restaurants
• NIC reports higher quarterly results
• The week ahead: Retailers report results
• Toyota drops air bag supplier Takata
• Eight great escapes: Stories of the Royals’ playoff comeback victories
• Royals add minor-league outfielder Jose Martinez to 40-man roster
• Olathe will consider master plan for growth at Garmin headquarters campus
• How can I get my amaryllis to bloom again?
• Kansas teacher at center of anti-bullying controversy won’t resign
• K-State tops Fort Hays State in exhibition
• Kansas State is past the hardest stretch of its schedule, but Bill Snyder doesn’t see easy games ahead
• Kansas coach David Beaty looking for ways to spark lackluster offense
• How to keep the screen you’re staring at from frying your eyes
• Mizzou overpowers Missouri Western 92-53 in exhibition basketball
• Mizzou suspends two players before exhibition opener vs. Missouri Western
• Game report: Mississippi State 31, Missouri 13
• Benson Place Fieldstone features array of move-in ready homes
• Country living close to the city
• New home sites, model homes now for sale
• Now is a good time to buy farmland
• Canyon Creek hits a home run