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September 3, 2014

• Opinion Line Extra (Sept. 3)
• Opinion Line (Sept. 3)
• Movies opening this week: ‘The Warriors,’ ‘The Identical’
• U.S. must be resolute against ISIS, Pompeo says
• ACA tax deadline could create uproar
• Democrat Chad Taylor drops out of U.S. Senate race
• Small Business Spotlight: Couples combine their experience to take on tire business
• Can Kansas State duplicate North Dakota State’s successful rushing stats against Iowa State?
• Couple plans Wichita golf business offering simulators, equipment sales, food and beer
• Are you prepared if disaster strikes? FEMA offers steps on how to respond
• Arrest made in Monday shooting near 13th and Hillside
• Twitter trouble: Wichita State account improperly welcomes basketball recruit
• Oil industry navigating uncertainty in lesser prairie chicken habitat
• Kansas State Fair 2014: All the fried, impaled and ‘baconized’ food you can eat
• Coming Thursday: Tax cheats cost you billions
• Airlines adjust schedules; Allegiant ends seasonal service to L.A.
• Sedgwick County receives no bids to lease Judge Riddel Boys Ranch
• Wichita Black Arts Festival considers changes after disappointing turnout
• Paul Davis campaign pulls TV ad featuring actor with prostitution arrest
• Guard gets Wichita State recruiting off to strong start
• Former FBI agent to speak at crime commission banquet
• Crowds throng to opening of Whole Foods Market in Wichita (VIDEO)
• Brownback open to phasing out Kansas energy rule
• Kansas State Fair: Hunter Hayes has an ‘invisible’ connection with fans
• Former Wichita State assistant Earl Grant made the right move
• Wichita State freshman Mikaela Raudsepp makes quick work of college volleyball
• Sheriff’s official offers more details in baby’s death
• Three victims identified in south KC shootings
• Sedgwick County sheriff’s official: Shooting outside Jezebel’s nightclub gang-related
• Bob Lutz: Royals are hanging tight so far
• Jan Karon, author of the Mitford Years book series, coming to Wichita
• VarsityKansas Big Show (Sept. 3)
• Mushroom-meat blends add flavor, cost less, are more healthful
• States that decline to expand Medicaid give up billions in aid
• Bob Lutz: A mother forgives the Cowboys’ Josh Brent
• Sales of crossover vehicles and trucks fuel a big August for automakers
• Rules could be changing for some franchisees
• Suit settled in Kansas boy’s death at Alabama airport
• Kansans on NFL opening-day rosters
• Chastened passenger speaks out about airline seat dispute
• Weekly business briefing (Sept. 3)
• Police find getaway vehicle after 3 killed in KC shootings (VIDEO)
• CrossFirst Bank creates energy group focused on oil and gas industry
• Senate candidate Greg Orman receives endorsements from former Republican lawmakers
• Wichita State offering seminars for entrepreneurs, small businesses
• KBI releases details of fatal officer-involved shooting in Barton County
• Hutchinson Clinic files to incorporate as new entity
• The Job Hunt: Interview can make or break your chances at a job
• Judicial selection system worked
• Europe’s job market has strengths the US doesn’t
• Armed men rob Dollar General store near Central, I-135
• US stocks edge lower at midday after early rise
• Iowa State coordinator Mark Mangino prepares his first run through familiar territory
• Public meetings, survey home in on Wichita’s image and appeal
• Crowded race for U.S. Senate in Kansas alters political algebra
• Tickets for Saint Louis-Wichita State basketball game downtown on sale Sept. 30
• Letters on Kobach, oil and gas delegation, Keystone XL, Fesen, corporate cheats
• Wichita Kennel Club to hold low-cost microchip clinic
• 5 questions with Ryan Jennison