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July 18, 2015

• Hearing on midtown charter school proposal will be held Monday
• Royals promote pitching prospect Sean Manaea to Class AA Northwest Arkansas
• Saturday's Royals-White Sox lineups, pitching probables and TV info
• If you loved ‘Clueless,’ you’ll love ‘As If’ homage to the pop culture hit
• Retooled receiving corps excites Chiefs QB Alex Smith
• Chiefs teammates are thrilled for Justin Houston’s new contract
• 1933 FORD SEDAN DELIVERY: Lee’s Summit man, with help from son, friends, builds an award-winner
• STREET CAR TAKEOVER: Organization gives outlet for car owners to show, race their street cars
• 2015 FIAT 500C ABARTH CABRIO: It’s small but powerful and a lot of fun to drive
• Aaron O’Neal changed coach Gary Pinkel and the course of Missouri football
• Watch how the Chiefs’ logo has changed through the years
• Boom-or-bust education entrepreneurs are courting hope and risk with children
• After 10-hour wait for wind, Dustin Johnson leads British Open
• Family wanted: Lynn hopes for a home
• Second man is charged with murder in Overland Park shooting
• Late Night Theatre announces fall/winter season at Missie B’s
• The Classical Beat: Summer Singers of Lee’s Summit take on a gentle classic
• Two men are charged in stabbings at Overland Park sports bar
• Winning numbers for Friday, July 17
• Motorcycle accident in KCK injures driver
• Vehicle hits three front porches in Kansas City, injuring driver
• Kansas City No Violence Alliance trims brush in hopes of cutting crime
• Readers react to campus violence, President Obama’s spending plans and the Koch brothers
• Torii Hunter turned 40 and his Twins teammates gave him a walker
• New downtown hotel is a risk worth taking for a brighter Kansas City future
• Overland Park police find man, 18, sought in connection with homicide
• I-35 backed up in both directions this weekend near I-435 in Johnson County
• Grandview sprinter Anglerne Annelus is The Star’s All-Metro track and field female athlete of the year
• Blue Springs’ Carlos Davis is The Star’s All-Metro track and field boys athlete of the year
• This isn’t the trend line that Hillary Clinton wants to see
• Tom Watson bids farewell to St. Andrews and the British Open
• Kansas City, North, checkpoint yields nine DUI arrests
• ‘Pine Tar Game’ sheds some new light on a bizarre baseball moment
• The Star’s 2015 Quilt Project, Block 7: Socializing, dancing and driving
• Take part in Powell Gardens’ annual butterfly count
• Lorenzo Cain’s home run in 13th inning lifts Royals to wild 7-6 victory over White Sox
• Ask Andy: Is Lorenzo Cain an MVP candidate?
• Raymore offers small-city atmosphere with easy access to all KC has to offer
• Sporting KC and foster-care children win at June 27 match
• Lake living, in a Grand style at Tera Miranda Shores
• Experienced Show-Me Real Estate’s agents can help find the ideal home
• Hunt Midwest previews move-in ready homes