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August 26, 2014

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• Opinion Line Extra (Aug. 26)
• Anger over birth control decision spurs Final Friday art show
• Score program’s goal to help businesses succeed
• 9 states, including Kansas, pursuing proposed health care compact
• One federally registered voter voted in dual Kansas system
• Royals’ Yordano Ventura will skip next start
• Jeff Linkenbach’s versatility makes him valuable on Chiefs’ offensive line
• Green chile invasion in Wichita: restaurants, food trucks, breweries
• Bob Lutz: Shockers’ Fred VanVleet strikes first with All-America nod
• Hugs & Hissyfits will close so owner can focus on Smallcakes, A Cupcakery
• You don’t say
• ESPA physicians sign deal to work for Wesley’s EMCare
• Now Consider This: Crack down on sexual assaults at colleges
• Yingling Aviation opens a Subway in hangar
• Kansas Speedway retains two races on NASCAR’s 2015 schedule
• Emmys 2014: Live coverage
• ‘Age of the Gunfighter’ means shoot-’em-up time at Old Cowtown Museum
• Wichita City Council hears latest on street, path guidelines
• Consolidation means newer, bigger branch for Emprise Bank in Hays
• Calf injury forces Jack Sock to retire from U.S. Open match
• Meddys will serve made-to-order shawarma, falafel and more
• More consumers make credit card payments on time
• See Spot Go adds Delano store
• Wichita firm will launch new jobs site
• Emmys 2014: Top five memorable moments
• Botanica to host Teacher Appreciation Night on Sept. 5
• Why young girls shouldn’t diet
• Robin Williams’ death puts spotlight back on depression
• Emmys 2014: Grading host Seth Meyers
• Wichita State’s Volleyball 101 sets high standard
• Vaccination during pregnancy: What you need to know
• Engage public in search for new police chief
• Emmys 2014: The best dressed stars
• Shockers’ Fred VanVleet makes Blue Ribbon Yearbook preseason All-American team
• Wichita State volleyball team builds new lineup
• Kansas Fiber Network to expand with new space at Northrock Business Park
• Bob Lutz: You need shades to look at the Chicago Cubs future
• American, US Airways will stop listing on Orbitz
• Sports Poll: What are you looking for from K-State's first game against Stephen F. Austin?
• Man banned from Wal-Mart after exposing himself
• S&P 500, Dow average heading for records
• Siemens secures Export-Import Bank financing for wind turbines
• Wichita State president John Bardo gets the ALS ice bucket treatment
• Wichita women attend Emmys, get up close with stars
• Men in high heels at Wichita State to get campus talking about gender relations
• Emmys 2014: ‘Breaking Bad’ big winner
• Now Consider This: Brownback has changed emphasis on K-12 spending
• Wichita school district hopes new bidding process will save money, time
• Letters on prairie chickens, ISIS, Schodorf, voter fraud, Kobach, sacred places
• Davis Merritt: Our democracy isn’t about good versus evil
• Stephen King to visit Wichita on Nov. 14; BTK-inspired movie out in October