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June 25, 2015

• Opinion Line Extra (June 25)
• Opinion Line (June 25)
• Unlike Brownback, Jindal escaping blame for tax hike
• Court ruling eases fears of 70,000 Kansans
• Bobcat at Riverside wildlife exhibit found after vandals cut hole in cage
• Arson investigators looking for youths in connection with Dollar General fire
• Mother turns in youths suspected of breaking into store
• David Rickels working toward another shot at Bellator lightweight title
• Antwon Banks sentenced in death of radio station employee
• Concerts coming to Wichita, central Kansas (June 26)
• Reports from wheat harvest say Kansas pheasant population improved
• Kansas Aviation Museum puts B-29 Doc on ‘watch’
• Arrest made in drive-by shooting
• Eagle reporters taste test Pizza Hut’s new Hot Dog Bites pizza
• Last day of business for Jet Bar-B-Q (VIDEO)
• Bacon, fast knitting, Lego contests coming to Kansas State Fair
• Review: Music Theatre Wichita’s ‘Pinocchio’ a real charmer
• Weird Al Yankovic’s career is no joke
• Pianist to take center stage at the Orpheum
• Remove Confederate battle flag from Veterans Park
• Some Wichita council members hope for local flag discussion
• Letters on public education, Confederate flag
• Mike Burrus: Expand service to homeless
• Woodbine teen killed in Saline County crash
• Area mortgage delinquency rate falls to lowest level since 2009
• Limitless Yoga instructor will go wherever she’s needed
• Fed survey: manufacturing in region continues to fall in June
• Andover City Council member, Meritrust executive Byron Stout dies
• Wichita man to be tried for murder in rape, death of 100-year-old woman
• David Brooks: Fracking an example of how pope is off base
• Group allege religious discrimination at Wichita VA hospital
• Boeing to lower build rate on 747-8; Spirit says no impact
• Adopt a pet (June 27)
• Mid-America Fine Arts gallery goes private as owners look to sell its artworks, close business (VIDEO)
• K-State Salina expands unmanned aircraft degree options
• Mini Maker Faire coming to Wichita