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January 12, 2016

• Opinion Line Extra (Jan. 12)
• Opinion Line (Jan. 12)
• Closed Delano bar getting new life as Tina’s Tavern
• New Wichita food truck sells homemade tamales by the dozen
• Restaurante Usuluteco completes move to new space, adds hours
• Is college football program worth it?
• Brownback changes message on refugees, ‘true religion’
• Carly Fiorina files for Kansas Republican Caucus
• Senior job fair set for March in Wichita
• Businessmen Burk and Wells conquer all of Colorado’s ‘fourteeners’ (+video)
• New sign atop 125 N. Market building to change look of Wichita skyline
• Pompeo hosts D.C. town hall meeting on general aviation
• Bob Lutz: Do I want to re-cast my Heisman vote?
• Home foreclosure rate continues to drop sharply for Kansas
• Last-place Thunder hosts Missouri
• Sure shot: Mickelson lives up to first name
• Letters on gun rights
• Davis Merritt: Real danger of guns on campus is unseen
• Boeing beats Airbus on deliveries, but not orders
• State of State address: Brownback focuses on schools, refugees, abortion (+video)
• Trade deal important to Wichita, state
• Five things to watch for in Gov. Sam Brownback’s State of the State address (+videos)
• Wichita State students experience a day and night with the homeless (+video)
• Kansas lawmakers return to health care rebuke, foster parent controversy (+videos)
• Maize continues to struggle over assigning students
• Wichita State schedules two-game series with Oklahoma basketball
• Woman sentenced after trying to flush $3,880 down jail toilet
• Kevin Hooper leaving as Wingnuts manager (+video)
• Singer Adam Lambert to perform at Cotillion in March
• Pedestrian struck by vehicle dies; Wichita police seek help in solving case (+video)
• Three teens arrested, linked to recent Wichita robberies (+video)
• Collision during police chase injures 3 — including suspects (+video)
• Sedgwick County manager: Privatization could help guide 2017 budget
• Kansas farmland prices continue gradual decline
• Three community engagement projects in Wichita potential grant winners