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October 27, 2014

• Opinion Line (Oct. 28)
• Opinion Line Extra (Oct. 28)
• Kobach blaming victims of proof-of-citizenship law
• First lady plugs K-State documentary on first-generation students
• Sedgwick County election office opens 15 advance-voting sites Tuesday
• Romney, Dole stump for Roberts in Kansas Senate race
• House candidates’ struggles with legal, financial issues
• Police: Girl, 13, arrested following threats to ‘shoot up’ Stucky Middle School
• Police identify man killed in Sunday shootout in west Wichita
• Woman arrested in downtown Wichita motel fire
• Wrong turn on the arts
• Letters on Medicare compact, Roberts, sales tax
• Roasted beets can brighten up any holiday table
• Royals return home with hope
• Large north Wichita warehouse project expected to wrap up in November
• Week 7 on ‘Dancing With the Stars’: Halloween episode ends with axing (VIDEO)
• $345 million project will expand Kellogg Avenue from west of Webb to K-96
• Wichita developer George Ablah dies at age 85
• AT&T looks to hire 50 people in Wichita
• Wichita school board to build GraceMed clinic at West High
• Fans go crackers for crazy Cheez-It creations
• It’s no joke, laughter really is great medicine
• Davis Merritt: Political ads an ugly avatar of a beautiful idea
• Chiefs’ Fisher has been thrown into fire
• Wichita State recruit Markis McDuffie comes from strong family
• Kellis Robinett’s Big 12 Report: TCU and West Virginia ready to take center stage
• US stocks slip as oil prices slide lower
• Dickey’s barbecue to open on North Maize Road
• Kansans in Division I football and the NFL (Oct. 27)
• Former KU coaches return to Allen Fieldhouse
• Bob Lutz: Cardinals’ Oscar Taveras is gone far too soon
• Emprise Bank to expand to McPherson
• Royals ready to regroup at home
• Giants load up on two-strike heroics
• Wichita food truck destroyed in Sunday fire
• Auntie Mae’s Cafe opening a second restaurant in old Curly’s space
• Sakura restaurant to reopen in Delano
• Shoeless Joe’s Old Fashioned Burgers & Phillys closes