May 7, 2015
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Opinion Line (May 8)
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Opinion Line Extra (May 8)
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Symphony fundraiser, Filipino fun, board game bonding
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Wheat Tour figures Kansas wheat crop will be below average
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Wichita Police Department releases 911 calls, radio traffic from police shooting
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Former IRS building ‘a good buy’
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Concessionaire drops efforts to trademark Grand Canyon names
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Wichitan Kamerion Wimbley announces retirement after nine NFL seasons
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Special-needs athletes receive varsity letters in East High ceremony (VIDEO)
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Letters on Uber, Jody Adams, right-wing effect, passing lane, respecting law enforcement, stamping out hunger
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Indiana State ends WSU’s season at MVC softball tournament
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Wichita State women’s golf team struggles in NCAA opening round
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Wichita gardener’s almanac for May 9
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Ray Ashford wants the ball for Wichita State despite shoulder soreness
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Wichitan Lynette Woodard named outstanding contributor to women’s basketball
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Michigan State, Maui Invitational highlight Kansas basketball nonconference schedule
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Jester Awards, Art Fair & Classic Car Show, Annual World Bazaar
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Concerts coming to Wichita, central Kansas (May 8)
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Force returns home for season-defining stretch
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Wichita State’s Jaegers named MVC’s top defensive player
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Wichita State women’s tennis wants depth to pay off in NCAAs
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Bombardier reports flat revenue, lower profit in first quarter
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Kansas State transfer Tre Harris finds new home at SIU-Edwardsville
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Man dies in one-vehicle crash on I-235
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Second arrest made in home robbery where intruders stole cancer medication, valuables worth more than $100,000
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Credit unions kick off annual giveaway program
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Adopt a pet (May 9, 2015)
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Pet briefs (May 9, 2015)
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Wichita native named new director of Kansas Democrats
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Too bad lawmakers couldn’t help process tax returns
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Review: Dickey’s Barbecue Pit satisfies suburbanites’ appetites
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Twizted Cafe to open in Old Town Square
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You don’t say
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Exchange Place HUD loan slated to close Tuesday; work could begin Wednesday
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Qdoba Mexican Grill unrecognizable as former Yen Ching Chinese Restaurant & Club space (VIDEO)
