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November 1, 2018

• Softball teammates win Royals season tickets for two fans in home-run-hitting contest
• Owner’s selling point for this KC-area house: It’s in a ‘white community’
• Here’s how to get your free Taco Bell taco today, thanks to Boston’s Mookie Betts
• Al Roker sounds off after people bash him for being a white character for Halloween
• Take a virtual tour of the new Johnson County Courthouse
• Gregg Marshall hated Wichita State’s stat sheet. The size of the font, that is
• Alleged drunken baggage handler flies from KC to Chicago after falling asleep in hold
• Olathe barbecue owner guilty of using customer credit cards, stealing woman’s purse
• Ethics reform in Missouri government is long overdue. Vote yes on Amendment 1
• Claire McCaskill has earned another term in the Senate — and The Star’s endorsement
• These young Hispanics who can’t vote are encouraging those who can — but to what end?
• Campaign ad urges black Missourians to vote for McCaskill, block Trump
• ‘Just pretend he’s one point down,’ Trump says in stump speech for Hawley
• Officer fires shots while trying to arrest a man, KC police say
• High school football playoffs: Schedule and live scoreboard for Friday, Nov. 2
• A look at fests, events, exhibits in the Kansas City metro area
• Child pornography charges sought for man found with wife’s dismembered body in Lenexa
• Ferguson protester said her son was lynched. Here’s what Missouri police say
• Concerned about coyotes? This spiky pet armor is not a Halloween costume
• Missouri’s rural jailing policies hurt public safety in our cities
• Letters: Readers discuss stress-free elections, Chiefs fandom and the minimum wage
• We need your vote. Which Kansas City question do you want Star reporters to answer?
• LS Animal Shelter finds families for pets, protects public
• Critics walked out of a ‘disgusting’ serial killer movie screening. Here’s the trailer
• What you need to know and bring to vote in Kansas’ general election
• Where to go, what to bring and what’s on the ballot in Missouri
• What if the blue wave fizzles and the 2018 election settles absolutely nothing?
• Patrick Mahomes’ Chiefs jerseys are a hot seller across the United States
• McCaskill calls political consultants’ role in Hawley’s AG office ‘potentially illegal’
• Big question hangs in duck boat lawsuits: Is Table Rock Lake a ‘navigable waterway?’
• Another Iowa guy: Rookie Ben Niemann is next man up for Chiefs at inside linebacker
• This Chiefs linebacker was just named AFC Defensive Player of the Month
• From a Lubbock recruiting trip to the NFL: Mahomes and Mayfield continue to cross paths
• Chiefs get both Justin Houston and Anthony Hitchens back on the practice field
• In the interim ... Chiefs were once where the Cleveland Browns are now
• KCP&L changes include lower rates soon, and a pilot selling solar power to residents
• Trump rolled back regs on Obamacare alternatives. Kansas and Missouri are stricter
• Azubuike handles double team, hits free throws in KU’s 79-52 win over Washburn
• The key to KU’s big run against Washburn, and why it poses an interesting dilemma
• Where does Missouri basketball stand heading into Tuesday’s season opener?
• Mizzou swimming and diving coach on paid leave is under Title IX investigation
• New K-State podcast: Discussing Bill Snyder’s future after Wildcats’ blowout loss at OU
• Summit Homes offers maintenance provided homes in Blue Springs
• New neighborhood debuts, move-in ready homes await in resort-style surroundings
• Lock-and-leave lifestyles a joy in these Rodrock Developments
• Oak Run Offers Special “Home Town Heroes” $2,000 Off Incentive
• Resident praises quality construction, ease of process: ‘Inspired Homes goes above and beyond’
• Visit gold, silver award-winning homes at Chapel Hill in south Overland Park