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July 27, 2015

• Pendleton Heights is one of KC’s most diverse neighborhoods — and works to keep it that way
• U.S. higher education needs improvement, Education Secretary Arne Duncan says
• Overland Park yard becomes the front line for code enforcement dispute
• Obama chides 2016 candidates for ‘ridiculous,’ ‘sad’ remarks
• Survivor recounts robbery attempt that led to deadly shootout at She’s A Pistol gun store
• Royals eager to welcome Johnny Cueto as they push toward another playoff run
• Ben Zobrist still a possibility for Royals
• Monday's Royals-Indians lineups, pitching probables and TV info
• Woman, 95, dies week after being injured by vehicle backing from Waldo parking stall
• New Kansas City Council will need voters’ help in making crucial decisions
• Readers sound off on Obamacare, politics, TWA museum
• This is why Cardinals fans still dislike Royals pitcher Johnny Cueto
• Sporting Park to replace its playing field this week
• New video shows Bol Bol dunking, blocking shots, draining three-pointers
• Jamie Kutey of St. Thomas Aquinas is The Star’s All-Metro girls soccer player of the year
• BV Southwest’s Miller Hogan is The Star’s All-Metro baseball player of the year
• Arizona Cardinals hire woman as coach for training camp
• Motorist dies in single-vehicle wreck in south Kansas City
• Workers treated for carbon monoxide after being sickened while remodeling Kansas City basement
• Kansas City police identify two men slain during family gathering
• Kansas City man charged with murder in woman’s May 25 killing
• Missouri drownings and traffic deaths increase in 2015
• Child hospitalized and dog killed after attack in Greenwood
• TheChat: Milton Wolf pounds Sens. Jerry Moran and Pat Roberts, but will he run again?
• The Boy Scouts’ decision on gay leaders: how we got here
• New York magazine shows 35 of Bill Cosby’s accusers on its cover and then gets hacked
• Man surrenders to police after crashing vehicle into south Kansas City church
• Overland Park student wins national award for history monologue as Churchill
• The Living Room brings back three shows from Kansas City Fringe Festival
• Texas prosecutor names committee to review Sandra Bland case
• Dangerous heat descends on Kansas City for the fourth straight day
• University of Missouri loses library science accreditation
• Girl shot while in vehicle on Missouri highway
• Kansas City, Kan. girl was killed Sunday in one-vehicle fatality
• Finn Bullers: ADA anniversary a cause for celebration, but there’s work left to do
• For the love of robots
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, July 27
• Two towers are rising on Cerner’s south Kansas City site
• KCI industrial park to add another warehouse
• True-crime author Ann Rule, who profiled Debora Green of Prairie Village, dies at age 83
• KU opens against host Chaminade in Maui Invitational
• Eric Hosmer, Kendrys Morales help Royals punish Indians, 9-4
• Johnny Cueto trade increases Royals’ odds in Las Vegas of winning World Series
• This is one tough weed that just loves all our rain
• Three hurt when Jet Ski flies over boat at Kansas lake
• Former K-State receiver Tyler Lockett chosen Big 12 male athlete of the year
• Eight things to know about Windows 10
• Futbol Club Eatery & Tap closed in Overland Park?
• Cocoa Dolce closes in Prairiefire
• Four new homes in Shoal Creek Valley’s Enclave, $5,000 builder incentive