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June 28, 2015

• July day-by-day calendar for Kansas City
• Mental health treatment in Kansas facing new scrutiny after apparent homicide
• Smithville pilot dies from injuries in Cameron Airshow crash
• Shopper reports being fired upon by two gunmen outside Oak Park Mall
• Sunday's Royals-Athletics lineups, pitching probables and TV info
• Yordano Ventura set to make another rehab start before rejoining Royals
• Lorenzo Cain sits out with sore hamstring, Eric Hosmer plays D.H. with sprained finger
• Letter of the Week: ‘Twilight Zone’ reality
• Two shootings overnight in Kansas City
• FC Kansas City loses 2-1 to Seattle Reign FC in rematch of 2014 title game
• Tom Watson is 1 shot off pace in U.S. Senior Open
• ‘Pippin’ revival brings together two showbiz veterans for a night at the circus
• Thousands in Kansas City area still without power
• Program spreads word to prevent children from dying in hot cars
• Sporting KC has no trouble in 2-0 win over Colorado Rapids
• Family wanted: Tay’sia hopes for a home
• Jack Sock hopes for Wimbledon double-double
• No. 1 high school sports story of 2014-2015 season: Olathe East football player James McGinnis makes steady progress
• Obama’s fuel-efficiency goals prove elusive, but reboot should help
• Jeff Francoeur had the worst throw of the season
• Clay County officials make wish list of flood damage needs
• No. 2 high school sports story of 2014-2015 season: Winnetonka’s Marquise Doherty can choose between baseball and football
• The Star wants to hear your stories as a first-time homebuyer
• Winning lottery numbers for Saturday, June 27
• With one big swing, Salvador Perez leads Royals to 5-3 win over Athletics, sweeping series
• Show-Me Real Estate offers luxurious home in serene setting
• Shoal Creek Valley provides promotional offer for few remaining home sites
• Record-setting May in Forest View
• James Engle’s new luxury model is open at The Villas of Sunnybrook
• New homes in Estates of Highland Ridge available before school starts
• Boveri Realty Group isn’t hosting downtown homes tour this year