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May 21, 2015

• Opinion Line Extra (May 22)
• Opinion Line (May 22)
• Female filmgoers flex new box-office clout
• Review: ‘Poltergeist’ a solid remake of haunted-house classic
• PayPal’s new CEO vows to expand services for shoppers and businesses
• Face your fears at Exploration Place exhibit
• Riverside Elementary evacuated after staff notices gas smell
• Cotillion providing a home for rap, hip-hop in Wichita
• SIU rolls over Illinois State in elimination game
• Kansas State will add Michael Bishop, Jordy Nelson, Darren Sproles and Clarence Scott to Ring of Honor
• Kansas adds SMU guard Nic Moore to World University Games roster
• Concerts coming to Wichita, central Kansas (May 22)
• Junior college QB Jonathan Banks confident he can compete immediately at Kansas State
• Dallas Baptist eliminates Evansville at MVC Tournament
• Police investigating stabbing of man near Harry and Meridian
• Kansas State women promote Jacie Hoyt-Capra to assistant basketball coach
• Beechcraft is focus of new exhibit at aviation museum
• KC Fed survey: manufacturing drops sharply in the May
• David Letterman finale: He went out on his own terms (VIDEO)
• Review: ‘Madding Crowd’ far from the typical romance movie
• Coercing the courts
• New Eisenhower Airport terminal to open June 3
• Letters on Memorial Day, unemployment benefits
• Oklahoma State cruises past Kansas State at Big 12 Tournament
• Ninth-inning home run lifts Bradley past Indiana State
• Wichita gardener’s almanac for May 23
• Kansas foster care bill returned to committee
• Nature and art will be on display in Wichita garden tour (PHOTOS)
• C&B acquires Lenexa firm to broaden products, geography
• Missouri State’s Harris shuts down Wichita State 8-1
• Bernie Koch: Sales tax is a business cost
• Commentary: Why Lifetime’s campy, pulpy movies deserve more respect
• Joplin Blasters beat Wingnuts 5-2 in American Association debut
• Wayne White to be Wichita Riverfest’s first artist-in-residence
• Tabor returns to NAIA World Series with expectations high
• Adopt a pet (May 23)
• Pet briefs (May 19)
• Will Kansas turn on death penalty, too?
• Income tax rate cut is biggest cause of deficit
• Grub & Groove Festival will feature funk and soul food
• Garcia’s Tacos closing after two decades
• You don’t say
• FarmShop to open storefront in Riverside
• Meineke Car Care Center opens downtown