May 14, 2015
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Opinion Line (May 15)
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FC Wichita ready to go on the attack with Matt Clare, Shadow Sebele
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Chevelle defies odd with its success
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Inspection planned for center where ceiling collapse occurred
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Wellington mother found fit to stand trial in son’s murder
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Jim Lowther: Tax cuts not creating jobs
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Letters on homeless kids, absent fathers, Deflategate
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House OKs ending renewable-energy tax break for businesses
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Wichita State sophomore Grant Bennett tied for lead in NCAA golf regional
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Movement on marijuana
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Former Missouri forward considering Kansas
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Dallas Baptist edges WSU in series opener
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Wichita State baseball’s third act is a winner
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Wichita gardener’s almanac for May 16
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‘Candy Bomber,’ now 94, meets German teen who found his chocolate after WWII
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Judge dismisses investor lawsuit against Spirit alleging fraud
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Spirit AeroSystems expands board of directors
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Wichita State men aim to reclaim MVC track and field title
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Bombardier to cut 1,750 jobs due to soft demand for business jets
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Trumpeter Chris Botti’s ‘busiest year’ brings him to Wichita
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Museum showcases Harlem Renaissance with ‘Reinventing Blackness’ exhibit
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Concerts coming to Wichita, central Kansas (May 15)
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Country, rap and indie in Wichita arenas, bars and venues
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Comic Louie Anderson more at ease on the stand-up stage than ever
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Area Realtors associations plan to merge
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Kansas to host Kentucky, Kansas State to host Mississippi in Big 12/SEC challenge
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Judge tosses out investor lawsuit against Spirit AeroSystems
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Airbus makes ‘minor adjustments’ to Wichita workforce
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The promise of a new puppy
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Odessa’s Vetie Maroy has lead after three rounds of NJCAA golf tournament
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Adopt a pet (May 16)
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State finally opens tax returns, deposits checks
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Levy graduation was small but meaningful
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Two beer events will keep Delano hopping this weekend
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Kansas Clean Properties triples building size with move
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You don’t say
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Positively Chic Boutique to move to Towne West Square
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Better Than Cheesecake to close
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Margaret McHenry Maids to expand to 14,000-square-foot space
