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November 6, 2014

• Opinion Line Extra (Nov. 6)
• Opinion Line (Nov. 6)
• Crack the case at the Museum of World Treasures
• Slick Rick, Rosanne Cash and a dance documentary
• Karen Knotts shares memories of her father in comedy show
• ‘Different Shades’ of blues rocker Joe Bonamassa
• Stephanie won’t be alone in missing Cinda
• Adopt a pet (Nov. 6)
• Concerts coming to Wichita, central Kansas (Nov. 7)
• WSU volleyball wants big win
• Chiefs will lose home game, play in London in 2015
• Royals prepare to shop for starting pitching
• NTSB preliminary report: Plane never reached 150 feet before crashing at Wichita Mid-Continent Airport
• Dinning-Beard to take on Berkshire PenFed Realty name next week
• You don’t say
• Spirituals concert, Singing Quakers alumni, ‘La Llorona’
• Can Kansas State QB Jake Waters enter the Heisman Trophy conversation?
• Boeing in talks to sell south Wichita site, move Dreamlifter flights to Mid-Continent Airport
• Gold’s luster fades as prices fall to 4-year low
• S. Donald Stookey, inventor of CorningWare, dies at age 99
• Kansas State prepares for TCU, difficult closing schedule the only way it knows how
• Operation Holiday begins; applications start Monday
• HCA promotes Wesley’s Tappan to president of South Atlantic Division
• Toddler still in critical condition after Tuesday traffic crash
• DA to give update on investigation of Wichita officer’s shooting of Troy Lanning in 2012
• Human error ruled out in Montana train derailment that damaged Spirit AeroSystems fuselages
• Fizzies Wine & Spirits to move to Moonridge Plaza
• Shocker basketball 2014-15: Fans support the coach who supports them
• Shocker basketball 2014-15: Hoop schools face increased financial pressure in college athletics
• Shocker basketball 2014-15: Shockers know their roles off court, too
• Army men, bubbles and Rubik’s Cube join toy hall of fame
• Picket Fence Quilt Co. moves to Crossroads at Central and Ridge
• Products can protect aging or disabled dogs
• Shocker basketball 2014-15: Wichita State’s backcourt thrives on court smarts
• Children’s Mercy adds Wichita cardiology clinic
• The Grapevine (Nov. 8)
• Household pets wanted for Wichita cat show
• Identity released of man found dead in Planeview
• Halloween DUI patrol nets four arrests
• Wichita’s Veterans Day parade set for Saturday
• Wichita police: Woman wakes up to find burglar eating cookie dough from her fridge
• Ex-Boeing workers appeal whistleblower lawsuit
• Taste and See chef is working on Old Town venue
• Kansas Supreme Court puts off gay-marriage hearing
• Shocker basketball 2014-15: Michaela Dapprich forges ahead as WSU leader
• Shocker basketball 2014-15: With championships in hand, WSU women work on long-term success
• Shocker basketball 2014-15: Paul Suellentrop looks at the Missouri Valley Conference
• Jennifer Allen: Arts make Wichita vibrant
• Wichita’s park and rec director to speak at Veterans Day event
• Stocks meander as investors look toward Europe
• Shocker basketball 2014-15: WSU gets its chance at Valley dominance
• Shocker basketball 2014-15: Taylor Eldridge breaks down the WSU women
• AC/DC’s Phil Rudd accused of murder-for-hire plot (VIDEO)
• Some analysts linking Sam Brownback’s gubernatorial victory to Pat Roberts’ Senate win
• Same-sex marriage ban won’t hold
• Guns stolen from west Wichita weapons store
• Shocker basketball 2014-15: Paul Suellentrop breaks down the Shockers
• Informational meetings set for Wichita East High’s IB program
• Retention of two Kansas Supreme Court justices followed pattern across the U.S.
• People You Should Know (Nov. 6)
• Letters on vote security, sad election, Gaza
• Justices think use of anti-corporate fraud law sounds ‘fishy'
• Minivan attack by Palestinian kills 1 as tensions mount in Jerusalem