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October 31, 2018

• These charming Chiefs are an irresistible force in more ways than one
• Heavily subsidized Argentine fast food deal a no-go after land deal falls through
• Holiday happenings popping up in JoCo, KC
• Lawrence man made 122 calls to 911, made false reports about sex with underage girls
• ‘One good looking duck.’ Stunning, rare Mandarin duck in Central Park charms NYC
• Computer expert who scammed Kansas lottery ordered to pay state $125,000
• Utility worker calls KC police after finding unattended suitcase, ammo can on Broadway
• ‘Munchy Way, 3 Rastateers, Twixed:’ Look-alike candies are laced with weed, DEA warns
• Anonymous ads attack Josh Hawley on guns and Greitens
• World Series trophy damaged by flying beer can at Red Sox parade
• Surveillance video, suspect vehicle found in KCK leads to man’s arrest in KC homicide
• Fishing report: Anglers treated to stellar fishing just about everywhere
• What we learned from the Yoder-Davids debate about health care, the EPA and Trump
• Letters: Readers America’s generous past, easy Kansas voting and renaming The Paseo
• The Star endorses the one clear choice for Kansas governor
• As Sanders heads to prison, a political rival files suit accusing him of dirty tricks
• Laura Kelly on Greg Orman: ‘Kansas doesn’t need another experiment’
• First Friday gallery guide for Nov. 2
• Christian school founder in Shawnee faces more child sex crime charges, totaling 9
• ‘Crazy dangerous’ drug from dark web put teen in hospital; KC man sold it in Westport
• Kids brawled in day care ‘fight club’ as teacher cheered, says Missouri mom who’s suing
• Parolee’s ‘fake’ yawns led Missouri cops to 514 pounds of weed in his car, police say
• Michelle Obama book tour will include glittery lineup of celebrities. First up: Oprah
• Steve Bannon slips into Kansas to fire up a Republican crowd — all 25 of them
• I love you, boo! Costumed KC couple marry on Halloween. ‘I’m not scared at all’
• Severely shaken as a baby, he lived to 20. Now his father is charged with murder.
• NFL Network analyst on why Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes has early lead in MVP race
• Chiefs fans have created some great memes of Kareem Hunt hurdling things
• How to apply for 2019 Kansas City Star summer internships
• Forte and Sudeikis were karaoke buddies. Which helps explain their KC show Saturday
• Out-of-state political consultants helped direct Josh Hawley’s Missouri AG office
• The price tag for KCI terminal, once around $1 billion, is now approaching $2 billion
• Bond for Schlitterbahn’s Jeff Henry now $1 million after sex crime, drug allegations
• Film review: Chiefs may have just been setting up defenses these past eight weeks
• Podcast: Remembering the first time Patrick Mahomes and Baker Mayfield squared off
• Pittsburgh shooting hit ‘close to home’ for Chiefs’ Jewish lineman, Mitchell Schwartz
• No deadline deal, but Chiefs bring in two free-agent defenders for visits, per report
• Bill Fischer, Royals’ senior pitching adviser and former KC A’s pitcher, dies at 88
• Royals will bring back closer Wily Peralta but Nate Karns opts for free agency
• Bill Self seeks improvement from KU’s ‘young kids’ Thursday against Washburn
• On an early-season challenge that KU’s Bill Self probably didn’t see coming
• No change in De Sousa’s status, KU’s Self says: ‘We don’t know the time frame’
• Brett Ballard to coach against his former team in Thursday’s KU-Washburn exhibition
• Former Bishop Miege star Jeremiah Robinson-Earl chooses Villanova over Kansas
• After year of turmoil, KC Obamacare enrollment starts smoother. But note some changes
• Mizzou’s defense appears to be improved from 2017. But do the numbers back that up?