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November 29, 2014

• Opinion Line (Nov. 29)
• Target still on renewable-energy laws
• October job growth is encouraging
• 11 things Wichita promised to land the 2018 NCAA men’s basketball tournament
• UPDATED: Share details about those spectacular light displays (VIDEO)
• Ferguson officer who shot Michael Brown resigns
• Northern Iowa provides hope during Valley’s non-conference ups and downs
• Wichita State women’s defense stops Clemson in 63-48 victory
• Man arrested in connection with Family Dollar robbery
• Wichita man arrested after girlfriend’s collarbone is broken
• Sunday Arts calendar (Nov. 30)
• Today in history: Highlights from Nov. 29 in history
• Northern Iowa ousts WSU in MVC volleyball semifinals
• Second Safari, second time around
• Letters on nonviolence, downsizing government, Brownback math, kitten article, Kobach
• Ferguson demonstrators disrupt holiday shopping in Wichita and other cities (VIDEO)
• Holidays snowed under with TV specials, movies
• Former al-Qaida hostage recounts nightmare of dealing with FBI after his return
• Kansas basketball can measure progress against Michigan State
• VarsityKansas Gamenight: Read a recap of championship Saturday via Twitter
• Teen reports attack after assailant wanted his K-State cap
• Tulsa at No. 9 Wichita State pregame
• 10 things to do this weekend in the Wichita area (Nov. 29-30)
• Normal inconsistencies don’t apply to Wichita State
• For fans, cosplay much more than ‘dressing up like it’s Halloween’ (VIDEO)
• Kansas knows K-State defense will be tough to crack
• Burdett Loomis: Kansas is setting its eyes on South
• Wichita charities bracing for tough year as economy still struggles to rebound
• Send us photos of you and your ugly holiday sweater
• ‘Rudolph’ has let its light shine for 50 years
• Share the Season: Worries pile up after father breaks hip in wreck
• Thunder defense stars again in 4-1 win over Mavericks
• Wheels calendar (Nov. 29)
• U.S. shootings by police, prison conditions trouble U.N.
• Share the Season: Mom can’t cover bills after work hours are cut in half
• Amazon delivery to one small Kansas town: gloom and anger