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June 26, 2015

• Opinion Line Extra (June 26)
• Opinion Line (June 26)
• When, why The Eagle interviews defendants in jail
• Fare-free week shows Wichita Transit’s potential
• Gun-toting lawmakers may have new beef with Uber
• Wichita arts calendar for June 28-July 11
• Wichita State hires Sunrise’s Kyle Lindsted as assistant coach
• Police seek woman who bolted from Leeker’s with cart of groceries
• A mid-summer’s independent film preview
• Share your ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ memory
• Wichita-area gardeners give us a peek into their yards
• Police: Dead man had been working in house next door prior to disappearance
• Police: Woman’s death on North Green ruled homicide
• Supreme Court ruling came too late for one Wichita man
• Obesity, now recognized as a disease, is a complex issue
• Enron whistleblower to keynote Better Business Bureau lunch
• Lack of sleep dings memory and more
• Cooper named president of wealth manager TrueNorth
• BBB says a contract’s fine print is not always a fine deal
• Designer Nate Berkus: Oriental rugs are timeless
• Legislature quickly fixes conflict on property tax limits
• Charles Krauthammer: Beware of rush to remove Confederate flags
• City: 60,411 Wichitans rode buses during Free Fares Week
• Wichita gardener’s almanac for June 27
• The Grapevine (June 27, 2015)
• Avian flu outbreak puts damper on Yoder Poultry Auction
• Air Capital Classic notebook: Ryan Spears starts strong
• International players dominate Air Capital Classic on first day
• Stocks up ahead of Greece decision; Chinese stocks plunge
• Survey: Consumer sentiment up to highest level since January
• Review: Bricktown Brewery good for pizza, burgers and beer that won’t make you buzzy
• Final Friday gallery crawl schedule (June 26)
• Legislature should fix tax lid, go home
• Gymnastics championships draw few high school boys
• Denzel Goolsby pays tribute to deceased father in speech at sports banquet
• Rep. Jim Ward: It is time to change direction
• Letters on Confederate flag, Korean War
• Defensive woes sink Wingnuts