December 4, 2015
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Opinion Line (Dec. 5)
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Emporia State faces daunting task in NCAA Division II football quarterfinals
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Community needs to stay engaged in chief hiring
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So they said
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Weakening species protection most important to county?
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Kansas State beats Georgia 68-66 on the road
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Wichita State beats Kansas State 3-1 at NCAA volleyball tournament
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Kansas volleyball sweeps Missouri, heads to second Sweet 16 in program history
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Bob Lutz: Tony Sands’ record-breaking day at KU got a boost from Roger Robben
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Wichita State women run out of steam, lose 66-62 in overtime (+video)
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Chapman Rackaway: ‘Safe space’ contrary to mission of universities
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State pays registration fees for 13 legislators at ALEC conference
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Certainty returns to aviation with Ex-Im reauthorization
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Wayne Selden sparks Kansas’ blistering pace from three-point range (+video)
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Signature Select opens offices in Texas
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Skeletal remains identified as those of recent Kansas parolee
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Letters on refugees, Muslim reactions, marketers of fear, Gardenhire
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George Will: No case for progressive taxation
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Adversity hits much of Wichita State’s roster for first time as Shockers
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Sister act still has a lot of Heart
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‘A Christmas Story’ times two: musical and nonmusical takes on the classic tale
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This week in Wichita: What’s going on Dec. 4-10
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West Virginia heads to Kansas State on hot streak
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Busey Bank to acquire Pulaski Bank
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Hutchinson-based First National Bank switching to dot-bank domain
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Missouri Valley Conference basketball roundtable
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Bob Lutz: Friday musings on college football, Fargo, Hail Marys, etc.
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The Eagle’s Top 11 teams, listed by school, from 1961-2015
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Consumer Protection Division warns of false numbers on caller ID
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Suspect in Wichita State University homicide charged
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Wichita State forum brings out both sides of gun debate
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Woman needs help raising nephews, paying bills
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Museum shops, art galleries offer unique gifts
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Fork & Fennel adding weekend brunch, more burgers to menu
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Wichita restaurants inviting Garth Brooks, his fans to dine during concert run
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Heroes in Old Town reopens after 10-day closure
