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December 10, 2015

• Wichita State men’s and women’s basketball schedules
• Kim Kardashian West tweet steers attention to Kansas girl’s shoe drive (+video)
• Opinion Line Extra (Dec. 10)
• Opinion Line (Dec. 10)
• A tale of two ‘Nutcrackers’: Wichita has two companies producing the classic Christmas ballet
• Beer glasses and cooking classes: Gift ideas for Wichita food and drink fans
• Legislators should go to ALEC on their own dime
• Wastewater plan a win for Spirit, conservation
• Adopt a pet (Dec. 12)
• Hutchinson stabbing victim brought to Wichita; arrest made
• Kansas rebounds with stronger second quarter GDP, still ranks 41st among states
• BOK Financial agrees to buy MBT Bancshares
• Analyst: Citation Latitude gains orders at NBAA
• Setter Ainise Havili leads Kansas into third round of NCAA volleyball tournament
• Heights’ Analyss Benally craves success
• Concerts coming to Wichita, central Kansas (Dec. 11)
• 1996: Committee’s call: Go for it or punt?
• 1986: Shockers’ time runs out
• 1986: Enough of this Gap – time for Shocker football to fold
• 1986: Shocks experience more football agony
• 1992: Stadium fix-up costs throw WSU football hopes for loss
• 1998: Hughes says interest in WSU football is not there
• Getting to know: Alli Jacoby
• 1987: Task force to study bringing football back to WSU
• 1996: The challenge ahead – Gene Hughes puts WSU’s athletic future in hands of community
• Day After: Wichita State 56, UNLV 50
• The highs, and mostly lows, of attempts to revive Wichita State football
• Wichita gardener’s almanac for Dec. 12
• Matt Pollock to oversee Bank SNB operations in Kansas
• 1997: Price for WSU to start football again: $11 million
• 2006: Football passion dies hard
• 1986: WSU sports budget an annual thorn
• 2006: Mayor: Let’s use tax dollars to revive football program
• 1992: Task force isn’t optimistic about WSU football
• 1988: WSU football report contains major “ifs”
• 1998: Panel: Bring back WSU football
• 1999: New WSU leader doubtful on football
• Police: Man stabbed more than 25 times; brother arrested
• Wichita bakeries are rolling out their holiday Christmas cookies
• Letters on fear, banning Muslim travel, refugees, Fed interest rate
• Honda Aircraft receives type certification for HondaJet
• Banks cry foul over rate cut tied to federal highway bill
• UNLV center Stephen Zimmerman rare breed to hit Koch Arena
• Bob Lutz: Conner Frankamp’s debut becomes a defensive masterpiece for WSU
• Wichita State holds off UNLV 56-50 (+videos)
• Approve audit of state foster care system
• WSU Ventures increases Wichita State’s push to turn knowledge into economic development
• Harvey County deputies confront nude man taking pictures of wheat field
• Shocker report (Dec. 9)
• Kansas State blows by Coppin State 83-58
• Misleading political statements may hit unprecedented high in 2016, pundits say
• Share the Season: After wreck, family needed help with utility bills
• Man found shot to death near Harry and Hillside
• Amber Alert for Topeka infant canceled; child found in Baldwin City
• Kansas poor for obesity, teen immunizations and public health funding in national study
• Kansas beats Holy Cross 92-59
• Wildcat report
• Jayhawk report
• This week in Wichita: What’s going on Dec. 11-17
• Colorado beats Thunder 2-1
• Pet briefs: Arc’s Lights to include pet photo night
• Two Wichitans face federal sex trafficking charges
• SAG, Golden Globe nominations further shape Oscar race