September 20, 2014
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Opinion Line (Sept. 20)
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Extension of Ex-Im Bank too short but still welcome
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'Orphans' offers mesmerizing look into lives of two young brothers
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Report: Dismantling Wolf Creek nuclear plant could top $1 billion
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Paul Davis: ‘In the wrong place at the wrong time’ during 1998 strip club raid
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Wichita schools’ demographics shifting toward greater racial, ethnic diversity
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Kansas beats Central Michigan 24-10
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Reversed call, missed chances hurt Royals in 3-2 loss to Tigers
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Wichita State freshmen learn from the best in the weight room
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Outdoor calendar (Sept. 21)
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Trinity Academy’s Tyler Burns scores seven TDs
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Chiefs receiver Albert Wilson’s story reads like ‘The Blind Side’ sequel
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Chiefs’ Ron Parker hopes to be a quick study at an old position
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Wichita man, 58, identified as victim in fatal Kansas Turnpike crash near Belle Plaine
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Wrong deadline date in e-mail from Sedgwick County Election Office
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Video of controversial play at third base in Saturday’s Royals-Tigers game
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Gardener’s almanac (Sept. 20)
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10 things to do this weekend (Sept. 20 and 21)
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The improbably free ’34 Ford coupe
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An artist/car builder’s saga
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Tigers crush Royals 10-1
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Andale duo runs over, around and past defenders
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Late rally saves Heights in victory over Dodge City
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Andale holds off Collegiate
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Charles Krauthammer: Islamic State wants a war with United States
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Carroll defense stops Kapaun cold
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Reed, West too much for East
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Kansas Turnpike crash kills 1, injures 1 near Belle Plaine
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Wheels calendar (Sept. 20)
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Million’s big plays help Newton get past Valley Center
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Shocker volleyball team falls flat in home-opening defeat
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Friday’s Kansas high school football scores (Sept. 19)
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Burdett Loomis: No one ‘Kansas’ story this election
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Letters on voting law, boots on ground, lawless president, Obama’s unfair treatment, reneging on school bond
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Conway Springs methodically puts away Garden Plain
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Becoming an Outdoors Woman program as electrifying as ever
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New electronic check-in system in use for 14 Kansas public hunting areas
