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February 16, 2016

• Opinion Line (Feb. 16)
• Opinion Line Extra (Feb. 16)
• Sierra Nevada Bigfoot Barleywine Style Ale
• Senate drama leads to key promise of Medicaid vote
• Area legislative forum showed need for more
• Earthquake damage discovered at Wichita City Hall, Alford library (+video)
• North Newton couple arrested; adopted children from Peru in protective custody
• Pete Rose Jr. to become Wingnuts’ manager
• Consultants recommend tapping Kansas school districts’ cash reserves
• Downtown Wichita’s sit-down Scooter’s will open in three weeks
• Bob Lutz: Frankamp has 10,000 friends hanging on his jump shot
• Dopps Chiropractic is first tenant for former HomeTown Buffet space
• Wichita’s city union employees getting raises
• Wichita City Council gives initial OK to $2 increase for traffic tickets
• Kansas senators ask Senate President Wagle to reinstate Pilcher-Cook as committee chair
• Islamic Society to present ‘Should we fear Islam?’
• Paul Suellentrop’s Missouri Valley Conference report (Feb. 16)
• Spirit hires GE executive to oversee its operations
• QuikTrip trying to replace store at 31st and Seneca
• You don’t say
• WoodSpring Hotels launches new prototype; first Signature hotel to open this year
• Valentine Eclectics changes focus to hemp store (+video)
• European regulators certify Cessna Citation Latitude
• SHS wins business from Procter & Gamble unit
• Day After: Wichita State 71, New Mexico State 41
• MVC round table: Wichita State losses could add suspense to Arch Madness
• Man shot outside east Wichita apartment complex
• New interest in opening up government
• Andover teen who went viral will distribute shoes from Kim Kardashian West
• Kansas lawmakers negotiate final version of fix for budget
• Shocker report (Feb. 15)
• Letters on property tax lid, abortion, Red Cross ride program, new library, basketball league
• Davis Merritt: School decision rooted in conservatism
• Jayhawks avenge loss to Oklahoma State
• Lawmakers consider bill to offer compensation after wrongful convictions
• Wichita State routs New Mexico State 71-41 (+videos)