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April 27, 2015

• Opinion Line Extra (April 28)
• Opinion Line (April 28)
• Brownback vs. the Topeka board of education?
• ‘Anger translator’ says what Obama really thinks
• Officials suspect gas leak caused house explosion in Sedgwick County (VIDEOS)
• Uber hires former Brownback campaign manager as lobbyist
• Eagle publisher Kim Nussbaum named vice president for advertising for McClatchy
• Internet billionaires face off in renewed Texas space race
• Federal health agency lowers recommendation for water fluoridation levels
• Jim Sherow: Don’t blame eastern Kansas
• Royals GM Dayton Moore defends his team’s attitude at FCA banquet
• Wichita school board OKs varsity letters for special-needs students in Tri-County league
• Royals beat Indians to open series
• Former Wichita State women’s assistant issues statement regarding O’Brien incident
• Lawmakers getting real about tax policy
• Letters on Brownback experiment, Uber liability, big money in politics
• Jayhawks’ target Ingram picks Duke
• Wichita State women’s golf team heads to Raleigh, N.C.
• Earthquake rumbles and shakes Kansas, Oklahoma
• Wichita State freshmen grow into larger roles in final weeks of season
• Cash registers now do a lot more than take your money
• Kansas State return man Dominique Heath hopes big spring game leads to big things
• Kansas QB Michael Cummings to have knee surgery after spring-game injury
• Police: Burger King on East Pawnee robbed by current, former employees
• Wichita chef opens new bar, appears in second episode of ‘Cutthroat Kitchen’
• Angelo’s owner chooses location for new take-home business
• Wichita’s first Qdoba to open next week at Central and Rock Road
• You don’t say
• Dawson Monument Co. to open in Commerce Street arts district
• Charlotte’s Sew Natural evolution inspires Eau Lily Boutique in Newton