November 17, 2015
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Opinion Line (Nov. 18)
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Opinion Line Extra (Nov. 18)
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Mid-Continent Instrument Co. finds success with battery expansion (+video)
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‘Facebook justice’ helps Pumphouse quickly recover stolen tip money (+video)
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Wichita State women try to learn from bad stretch in opening loss
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As refugees are ostracized, a Syrian family finds peace in the U.S.
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Struggling Kansas State draws inspiration from familiar place
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Kody Cook expected to play for Kansas State against Iowa State
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Gameday update: No. 9 Wichita State at Tulsa
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Wichita infant hospitalized in Kansas City dies
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Police: Man arrested after setting girlfriend’s car on fire
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Sediment dredging to begin on federal reservoir near Wolf Creek plant
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Wichita firefighter honored for rescue of woman (+video)
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Man charged with murder in 17-month-old girl’s death
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Capt. Kirk makes appearance at Bombardier news conference (+video)
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Wichita State student body leader, president talk; Eric Sexton to leave AD position
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Tulsa knocks off No. 9 Wichita State 77-67 (+video)
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Bicyclist killed in Saturday collision identified
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Refugees are being treated like terrorists
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Report: October home sales dip slightly in south-central Kansas
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Bob Lutz: Shockers taken to school in loss to veteran Hurricane
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Shocker report: Tulsa 77, No. 9 Wichita St. 67
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Letters on Paris attacks, bike paths, crisis pregnancy centers, Kapaun, Royals
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Michigan State second-half surge sinks No. 4 Kansas
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Kansas senator wants state to pay more to married, heterosexual foster parents
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Brownback re-ups opposition to Syrian refugees after White House phone call
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High school basketball preview: Maize Eagles (+video)
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High school basketball preview: Cheney Cardinals (+video)
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Supersonic business jet maker Aerion to announce first customer
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James Pegues scores 24 points as Newman beats Pittsburg State
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Late losses cost No. 8 Butler bowl bid
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Gun violence or terrorism the bigger threat?
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Real outrage of legislative perks is pension formula
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Smarts Doughnut owner fighting Hurts suit, still plans to open
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Xtreme Helmets to open showroom near 29th and Ridge Road
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Red Spade Investigations expands to Colorado and Washington, D.C., area (+video)
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You don’t say
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In the Bag Cleaners to open at Maple and Ridge Road
