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January 7, 2015

• Opinion Line Extra (Jan. 8)
• Opinion Line (Jan. 8)
• ‘Citizenfour’ kicks off new Tallgrass independent film series
• A review of Starbucks’ new Flat White drink
• Review: Star of Meddys menu is fresh-cut meat from the spit
• No. 4 Butler hands No. 6 Hutchinson its first loss 72-62
• Butler Community College hires Tim Schaffner as football coach
• Kansas economy still waiting for ‘shot of adrenaline’
• As usual, Huelskamp on the outside, complaining
• Marijuana-reform group files Wichita petition to lessen penalties
• Gardener’s almanac: onion seed starting, last weekend to treecycle, garden events
• Cirque du Soleil’s ‘Varekai’ stays fresh by constantly changing
• Jayhawk report: No. 12 Kansas 56, No. 21 Baylor 55
• Wildcat report: K-State 58, TCU 53
• Skelton leaves Sedgwick County Commission; Howell to be sworn in Sunday
• Wichita State’s second half stymies Bradley 63-43
• Shocker Gameday Live: Read tweets from Wichita State's win over Bradley
• Court tosses out claims against Boeing, Spirit in age-discrimination suit
• Kansas State ends losing streak with 58-53 victory over TCU
• Wichita’s Cameron Bedell impresses ‘American Idol’ judges (VIDEO)
• Lost without KAKE-TV? Here’s where you can still view ABC shows
• Featured business person: Angela Anderson
• Police shooting is tragic
• Letters on police shooting, respecting police, paying your taxes, Sebelius
• Wichita Women arts show, ‘The Wizard of Oz,’ Texas A&M University Singing Cadets
• Bridal expo this weekend at Wichita’s Century II
• Wichita State’s Gregg Marshall starts fast in charity challenge voting
• Tumbling oil prices bring new scrutiny to Kansas’ biggest driller
• Kansas edges Baylor 56-55 on the road
• Bob Lutz: Angry Marshall lights Shockers’ fuse in win over Bradley
• Sheriff’s official: Homeowner believed to have shot man outside Haysville-area home
• Shocker report: No. 15 Wichita St. 63, Bradley 43
• Negotiations continue in fight that yanked KAKE programs off Cox cable
• Mallards beat Thunder in OT
• From tube socks to no-shank toothbrushes: What Sedgwick County buys for inmates
• New Kansas State women’s soccer coach Mike Dibbini hopes to build around in-state recruits
• Netflix won’t say how many people watch its shows
• Bob Lutz: Is Jameis Winston worthy of being the No. 1 pick?
• Weekly business briefing (Jan. 8)
• U.S. aircraft exports are up 7 percent through November
• Jimmy Fallon missed out on chance to date Nicole Kidman (VIDEO)
• Panda cub Bao Bao melts hearts playing in first snow (VIDEO)
• Patrons brave frigid weather for chance to win free Chick-fil-A meals in Derby
• Kansas Humane Society takes in 3 dogs surrendered to ASPCA from Florida rescue group
• Highway funding cuts could undercut Kansas road improvements, group warns
• Armed man wearing Joker mask robs Picasso’s Pizzeria in Delano
• Pregame update: Bradley at No. 15 Wichita State
• The Grapevine: Make an erasable calendar, book on literary houses, in bloom in Botanica
• Miscommunication can be costly in business
• Congress is ready to pass Keystone, but is pipeline even viable?
• Drone revolution still waiting on FAA rules
• Noncompete deals hinder job searches for workers
• Campers braving frigid temps at Derby Chick-fil-A campout
• Man robs grocery, smoke shop on West Harry
• US stocks turn higher as the price of crude oil steadies
• Small Business Spotlight: Staffing firm focuses on building relationships
• Associated Equipment Sales to move to former Don’s TV & Video building
• Specs Eyewear moves within Waterfront
• You don’t say
• CVS may be potential tenant for Douglas and Rock Road
• Lady Grace Boutique to become Lou Lorraine Boutique on Wheels
• A New Twist to Twist Yarn Shop
• Wet Seal stores close in Wichita and elsewhere