September 13, 2014
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Opinion Line (Sept. 14)
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Hutchinson beats Butler for first time since 1997
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A conversation with James Chung
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Moderates now ‘attacking from outside the gates’
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Be open about Williams’ credibility issue
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Letters on elephants, sales-tax referendum, expanding Medicaid, Umbehr, Orman, new park
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Miles Rapoport: Don’t politicize election office
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Provocative new novel tackles the issue of race head-on
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Sunday Arts calendar (Sept. 14)
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Best-sellers from Watermark Books and Eighth Day Books (Sept. 14)
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Jayhawk report: Duke 41, Kansas 3
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Two junior college pitchers add heft to recruiting class
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‘Moon Before Morning’ shows why W.S. Merwin is our greatest living poet
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Chiefs must crack the Manning code
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K-State basketball gets commitment from Texas center
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Topeka man admits embezzling $51,000 from labor union
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Faith-based group still collecting unwanted shoes, has new drop-off location
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Salina hospital sending home patients who use tobacco
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Rom-com in a bookstore could have been much more
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Shocker volleyball can’t hold off Creighton
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Autumn and Art: in perfect Wichita weather, art in all its sensations
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Islamic State executes British aid worker, threatens another
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Ken Burns’ ‘The Roosevelts’ spans a century of history
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10 things to do this weekend
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Duke demolishes Kansas 41-3
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Blood drive to honor Wichita firefighter who died of brain tumor
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Violent-crime victims get more than $280,000 in September
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VarsityKansas / Wichita Eagle football rankings (Sept. 14)
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Commissioners will decide fate of Sedgwick County Zoo’s elephants
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Walnut Valley Festival a full circle moment for Cherokee Maidens
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People too trusting when it comes to their cybersecurity, experts say
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Royals rearrange lineup, rock Red Sox 7-1
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Passionate parents can mean trouble for youth sports
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Wingnuts sweep Saltdogs, win American Association title
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Suspect in Sept. 4 pharmacy robbery faces federal charge
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Early discharge denied for parolee convicted in couple’s 1966 deaths
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TODAY IN HISTORY: Highlights from Sept. 13
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Outdoor calendar (Sept. 14)
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Life begins anew for veteran waterfowler
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Parsons Taxidermy and Wild Game Processing closes
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Plan now to get your home ready for the holidays
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Young women with breast cancer have unique concerns
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Manufacturers making progress with diesel-powered airplane engines
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Olathe East football player James McGinnis shows ‘small signs of healing,’ family says
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Andover man killed in crash after making wrong-way U-turn; 2 Eureka men injured
