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March 18, 2016

• Opinion Line (March 19)
• Trivia pursuit: Players ‘flex their brain muscles’ at local bars
• Two seniors at the point of attack for Wichita State, Miami (+video)
• Gameday update: Wichita State vs. Miami
• Fans expected to flock to sports bars for WSU, KU second-round games
• Wichita State students speak out on campus religious freedom bill
• The Wichita State-Miami matchup
• Man explains why he refused to back away from biker in Kwik Shop confrontation (+videos)
• 14 fun things to do in the Wichita area this weekend (March 19-20, 2016)
• Plane crashes onto Tallgrass Country Club golf course; two teens hurt (+videos)
• Epicenter of college hoops is in downtown Des Moines
• The World University Games led to an important tweak in Kansas offense
• Wichita State takes advantage of 17 walks in win over Nebraska
• Kansas House gives initial OK to bill to restrict borrowing by universities, state agencies
• Connecticut-Kansas matchup
• Mark Peterson: Kansas must change or even more will leave
• Letters on dog racing, Kasich, parade parking, VA hospital, kind people
• Miami’s Jim Larranaga knows all about success against Wichita State (+video)
• Shockers’ Evan Wessel seeing reduced role so far in tournament (+video)
• Sterling Gibbs’ journey leads to UConn, NCAA Tournament (+video)
• Can Fred VanVleet, Ron Baker play in the NBA? Try telling them they can’t (+video)
• Miami’s Sheldon McClellan thrives after transfer from Texas (+video)
• Charles Krauthammer: Air of menace about campaign
• Corrections director Mark Masterson retiring
• K-State women advance by edging George Washington
• WSU post players not comfortable with upper hand (+video)
• March is the time when bonus stars keep Wichita State’s season moving forward (+video)
• 911 call from Kwik Shop altercation consistent with story told to media
• Freshman forward Carlton Bragg emerging as key bench contributor for Kansas
• Shocker assistants devise the defense that defuses opponents (+video)
• Kansas loses jobs in February for first time since 2011, according to state survey
• Wichita police: Motorcyclist tied to Kwik Shop clash found
• Wichita gardener’s almanac for March 19, 2016
• Marlon Wayans to bring stand-up act to WSU
• Police: Celebration gunshot narrowly misses woman
• Bacon and beer coming together in new festival in May
• Shocker fans, Wichita State president Bardo enjoy win over Arizona
• Equity Bank CEO to speak at Tabor College
• Kansas turkey permits discounted through March 31
• Beechcraft Defense awarded support contract
• Hutchinson reaches NJCAA title game (+video)
• Brownback, Legislature not just endangering state bond rating
• City already has learned from urban village fiasco
• ‘Daredevil’ actress used her karate skills to play one of TV’s toughest characters
• David Costabile: not a household name, but a ‘Billions’ star
• Contractors association blames Kansas lawmakers for loss of construction jobs
• Woman to be sentenced in Wichita State student’s killing
• Bartlett Arboretum to be open this weekend for tulips
• Man to be sentenced next month for 2013 gang killing
• Man injured in forklift accident still critical
• First U.S.-assembled Airbus jet to take flight on Monday
• Gwen Stefani digs into relationships old and new on first album in 10 years
• Providence notes: Arizona coach’s sweat becomes national source of consternation
• Bob Lutz: Shockers’ defense wraps up Wildcats in first-round NCAA win
• Shocker report
• Down-home cooking feeds the soul at Fat Ernie’s
• District Marketplace community park to open downtown (VIDEO)
• Viega to move corporate headquarters and 113 jobs to Denver
• Liv&work camper to have permanent home at new District Marketplace