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December 29, 2014

• Opinion Line (Dec. 30)
• Opinion Line Extra (Dec. 30)
• Brownback not chastened by close election
• End of longest war deserves recognition
• A fresh take on the classic Bellini for New Year’s
• Man shot dead in Haysville during reported break-in attempt (VIDEO)
• Devlin turns passion for Hot Wheels into real life hot rods
• Cold front plunges much of Kansas into deep freeze
• Gordon Parks remains relevant
• Wichita State drops to No. 16 in AP poll; Kansas falls to No. 13
• Arc’s lights display fundraiser sets attendance record
• State finishes linking west Wichita homes to city water after contamination
• Response to Kansas Medicaid suit alleges extortion
• Source: Vikings assistant Klint Kubiak to join Kansas football staff
• Alamo Bowl notes: Good attendance expected for Kansas State vs. UCLA, but no sellout
• Fear not the souffle; It’s easier than you think
• Try something bolder this New Year’s
• New KC-46 tanker makes its first flight
• Sedgwick County: Don’t give 911 a New Year’s Day headache
• New, black Captain America leading comic book diversity
• S. Korea officials face punishment over ‘nut rage’
• Airlines’ profits set to soar in 2015
• Intrust Bank’s online, mobile services go dark for most of Monday
• U.S. tax-filing season to begin as scheduled
• Bill Self preaches energy as Kansas gets back on court after Temple loss
• McConnell preps for new tanker with demolition, construction
• Judicial retention elections becoming more high profile in Kansas
• John Richard Schrock: 2014 a discouraging year for K-12 education
• Letters on highway deaths, downtown arena, ‘The Interview,’ GOP reality, allergy drug
• KU women blast Samford
• Spicy peanut noodle comfort for New Year’s Eve
• K-State victory over UCLA would replace bad Alamo Bowl memories for one former player
• Kansas consumer debt moves slightly higher from year ago
• Smoke helps make Monarch’s menu memorable
• GreenAcres Market owners acquire new store, expand two others
• Genghis Grill closes on west side; east side Genghis to remain open
• Big Lots near 21st and Woodlawn to close