March 16, 2015
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Opinion Line Extra (March 17)
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Opinion Line (March 17)
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Emporia State beats Fort Hays State to advance in NCAA II women’s tournament
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Kobach blasts ‘nut jobs’ for criticizing radio show
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Heed law enforcement, business on concealed-carry
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EPA official: Water rules needed but ‘weren’t crystal clear’
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New dates for Symphony Showhouse announced
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Indiana’s guards lead Hoosiers into NCAA Tournament
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Wichita State women play at California in NCAA first round Friday
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Dave Trabert: Need new school-funding formula
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Fire danger will persist on Tuesday, even as temperature cools
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Owner of Treatco loses suit against Wichita that alleged false arrest, excessive force
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Shocker bullpen works toward consistency
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Openness essential in government
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Wichita mayoral candidates spar over jobs, water, more
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Wichita man indicted on federal copper theft charges
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Gerard S. Brungardt: Expanding KanCare about more than medicine
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Letters on county health funding, robbing poor schools, Alex Harden
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Kansas Senate panel considers cutting renewable energy tax break
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Wichita State ranked No. 14 in final AP poll
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A look at the spotty history of the Kansas-Wichita State basketball series
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Wichita arts calendar (March 15)
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Jayhawks, Shockers haven’t seen eye to eye on meeting again
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Wesley plans $3 million renovation of BirthCare Center
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Apartment fire Sunday began on balcony; cause unknown, says fire marshal
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Man treated and released after cooking-related fire
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Kingman Country Club to be sold at auction
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Man seriously injured while trying to flee Kansas Highway Patrol trooper
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AccuWeather Enterprise Solutions buys WeatherBank and Hazard Notifications
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MakeICT to move to former L.J. Pracht Co. space on East Douglas
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Bling to open at NewMarket Square, creating sixth store in the women’s apparel chain
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You don’t say
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Lewis Brisbois law firm opens Wichita office in former Kutak Rock space
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Bella Studio Salons to open in former Gobi Grille space