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December 4, 2014

• Opinion Line (Dec. 5)
• Opinion Line Extra (Dec. 5)
• Laura Bush to speak at Pittsburg State in April
• Father scheduled to be sentenced after baby suffered traumatic head injuries
• Slobbery sidekicks in sidecars: Dogs go along for the ride
• Adopt a pet (Dec. 4, 2014)
• U.S. birthrate hit new low in 2013 as women delayed having kids
• The Red Cross CEO has been serially misleading about where donors’ dollars are going
• Schmidt correct about immigration reform
• Brunk wants to shrink invasive state government
• 2014 review: Eric Church rocks arena – in a country sort of way
• Wichita Christmas parade, Cirque Dreams Holidaze, Polar Express at Watson Park
• Former Mayor Bob Knight begins process for Wichita mayoral run
• Mailing Christmas gifts? A few deadlines to remember
• Condoleezza Rice: Education disparity biggest threat to U.S. security
• Wichita school district, teachers at odds over Dec. 22 work day
• Flu is here, Sedgwick County health department confirms
• Director of Great Plains Nature Center to retire
• Many needs, ways to help
• Stephen Parente: ACA increases low now but will spike later
• Kansas ranchers face another profitable year in 2015
• Updated: Kwik Shop to open at 514 S. Oliver
• Wichita school district’s administration building to become loft apartments in proposed sale
• Choke holds not taught to Kansas law enforcement officers, says official
• Wichita State president seeks safety task force in wake of Fairmount Park attack
• Today in history: Highlights from Dec. 5 in history
• Letters on Ferguson, buying elections
• Ted Ayres: Reflect on Mandela’s legacy
• Wichita State rediscovers what it’s like to lose a close game
• Self looking for Kansas to force more turnovers
• Report: Two former KU assistants interviewed for Jayhawk football opening
• WSU women find success begins with defense
• K-State officials to students: Tone down the racism in posts
• Judge blocks University of Kansas from releasing records to group examining Koch brothers
• House votes against Obama immigration order
• High Touch acquires Overland Park technology services firm
• Movie on money in politics to be shown Friday in Wichita
• Concerts coming to Wichita, central Kansas (Dec. 5)
• Kansas outdoors a perfect place for rites of passage
• L.L. Bean rushes to keep pace with demand for boots
• Garth Brooks confirms he’s coming to Wichita
• Bob Lutz: A (far-fetched?) way for K-State to get into college football’s playoff
• Couple displaced by mobile home fire in south Wichita
• Utah knocks off No. 8 Wichita State in overtime, ending regular-season win streak
• All wrapped up — in a sweater
• The Grapevine (Dec. 6): trolley tickets, indoor farmers markets, Marion homes tour
• Kansas State receivers Tyler Lockett and Curry Sexton are one dynamic duo
• Kansas State volleyball hoping for another NCAA Tournament run
• Flu vaccine may be less effective this winter
• What’s your best cold remedy?
• Kansas State’s Curry Sexton named academic All-American
• Wichita police find 75-year-old woman
• Bob Lutz: Shockers lose, which doesn’t even sound right
• Sedgwick County trying to renegotiate IRS building deal
• Bob Lutz: The art of the deal – getting Larry Nosich back to Wichita
• Koch buys plant science operation
• Foreclosures continue to fall in Kansas
• Day After: No. 25 Utah 69, No. 8 Wichita State 68 (OT)
• Shocker report: No. 25 Utah 69, No. 8 Wichita State 68
• Share the Season: Family struggles to provide for nine kids
• Review: Pizza Hut re-imagines pizza with bold new flavors
• Rita’s Italian Ice to open next to Five Guys Burgers and Fries downtown
• You don’t say
• Jonathan W. McConnell Attorney at Law opens