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October 9, 2018

• The Royals will have a new in-game host for the 2019 season
• In Kansas, who’s the real Republican? Hint: It’s not Kris Kobach
• Springfield lawyer behind Missouri medical marijuana proposal in hot water over taxes
• ‘Constant whining noises.’ Guy offers girlfriend on eBay like a used car – and gets bids
• GOP official on Davids: radical socialist, lesbian will be sent back to reservation
• Guilty verdict in drive-by murder of Kansas City 3-year-old Amorian Hale
• Trump, leading Democrats want to keep fighting over Kavanaugh. Haven’t we had enough?
• Stepbrother, cousin died in KC shooting spree targeting relatives of alleged killer
• KC events Oct. 11-17: Pablo Francisco, Shawnee Indian Mission Fall Fest, ‘Dracula’
• He hid 2 machetes under a pizza box, then started hacking his stepson, mom says
• Independence businessman sold synthetic marijuana, gets very real prison sentence
• Kansas and Missouri among worst in the nation at graduating black college students
• Man jailed after removing his ankle monitor in Facebook how-to video, Missouri cops say
• ‘Active shooter’ call to Overland Park police was a hoax; now a man is charged
• Ellen DeGeneres, Peyton Manning make funny congratulatory messages for Drew Brees
• Former Kansas City doctor gets federal prison for online sharing of child porn
• Sexual encounter between student and teacher at Olathe East detailed in court docs
• ‘This is MY son.’ Mom’s #HimToo tweet about her son brings lampoons — and his horror
• Baby male giraffe at Kansas City Zoo is named by donor
• Letters: Readers discuss working together, Trump’s Kavanaugh victory and Greg Orman
• Upgrades on the way for Blue Springs schools
• Chiefs fans are excited game against Bengals is moving to ‘Sunday Night Football’
• British priest may not have to leave U.S. But he can’t be a citizen after voting error
• Listen to the Kansas City Star
• Thanks to the defense, Chiefs get lots of love in the latest NFL power rankings
• Forget spiders! Study says greatest fear in Missouri is commitment. In Kansas: love
• Police find van that allegedly fled from double-fatal crash in Overland Park
• Jackson County reports 2nd West Nile death, reminder that mosquitoes aren’t gone yet
• Chiefs make flurry of moves, re-sign an old face and send two to injured-reserve list
• Frenemies? Pats’ Hoodie stands in path to pal Andy Reid’s milestone victory with Chiefs
• Chiefs film review: Stopping Travis Kelce a nightmare that awaits New England Patriots
• Primetime Patrick: Chiefs-Bengals game on Oct. 21 flexed to Sunday night
• Could Missouri’s run game give No. 1 Alabama some trouble on Saturday?
• New Mizzou football podcast: More trouble ahead after crushing loss at South Carolina
• Metcalf office tower rezoning approved. Supporters want more green space, amenities
• Ford temporarily halts Transit van production, laying off thousands at Claycomo plant
• Kansas takes over 21 struggling nursing homes as the industry faces growing obstacles
• Kansas City Royals and Utah pro soccer team squabble over use of ‘Royals’ nickname
• New KU Jayhawks podcast: Hoops preview and football at the midway point
• Nnaji’s official visit to KU ‘informative,’ dad says; Hurt is accurate shooter at camp
• KC-area restaurant, grocery & brewery updates for Oct.: What’s coming, open, closed