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December 2, 2015

• Opinion Line (Dec. 3)
• Opinion Line Extra (Dec. 3)
• State left door open to partisan city elections
• November tax collections are a relief
• Funeral arrangements set for Bishop Carroll assistant football coach Roger Robben
• Bob Lutz: Clemson, Iowa aren’t among nation’s best four teams
• Business notebook (Dec. 3)
• Ranzau: Don’t relate public health cuts to climbing STD rates
• Wichita Republican seeks leadership position in Kansas House
• Mark Horst: Solar energy ready to boom in Kansas
• Wichita State’s Shimen Fayad’s stubborn streak gives way to new attitude
• Wichita State’s Baker, VanVleet named to Player of the Year watch lists
• Military spouse resource guide earns top spot at InnovateHer competition
• Derby police, firefighters collecting food at parade Saturday
• Derby police offering classes for those interested in law enforcement
• KU volleyball feels at home as it enters fourth straight NCAA regional
• Wichita State cheerleaders to receive award for goodwill gesture at MVC tournament
• Wichita economic development group gaining momentum, looks forward to 2016
• Southeast’s Jerrick Harding sharpens focus headed into senior basketball season
• Police: Man apologizes to employees as he robs store
• Bob Lutz: K-State bowl bound at 5-7? It could happen and we’re all for it
• Liberty Bowl interested in Kansas State regardless of final record
• UPDATE: 21st and Oliver to be closed until early next week
• Man who robbed Broadway jewelry store linked to recent bank robberies
• Letters on human trafficking, refugees, Islamic State
• Three men sought in fatal shootings at house near Ninth, Grove
• Some hopeful news in jump in trafficking cases
• Growing Wichita firm supplies aerospace parts across globe
• Sedgwick County approves car allowances policy
• Spirit AeroSystems continues push into defense work
• 2015 All-Metro football selections
• Nominations for chamber’s Small Business Awards to close Friday
• Wichita food trucks keep running, even when temps are frigid
• Former Fantasy Complex likely to become event center