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March 25, 2016

• Opinion Line Extra (March 25)
• Opinion Line (March 25)
• Does ‘Divergent: Allegiant’s’ flop mean we’re finally sick of young-adult dystopian movies?
• Willie C’s Cafe coming back to life – for one night
• Little Lion Ice Cream will open in two weeks, but on wheels
• Adopt a pet (March 26)
• Tree Fest, opening of farmers market this weekend
• Lon Kruger vs. Dana Altman means a former Kansas State coach will make Final Four
• Garden City marijuana advocate sues state over son’s removal from home
• Kansas guard Devonte’ Graham ready to rebound after illness
• Kansas vs. Villanova in Elite Eight a battle of basketball heavyweights
• Arcidiacono has come up big against Kansas before (+video)
• Mykhailiuk ready for more KU minutes
• Barn quilt contest coming to Kansas State Fair
• ‘Doc’ nears start of inspection for airworthiness certificate (+video)
• Kay Wiggins’ former fudge now at Merle Norman Cosmetics (+video)
• Kansas wildfire worsens, threatening Kiowa County (+video)
• Fun things to do in the Wichita area this weekend (March 26-27)
• Officers arrest 3, issue 60 speeding tickets on Kellogg
• Can you help solve this crime? (March 25, 2016)
• KC soldiers find friendship, opportunity in Army Reserve unit from Wichita
• BBB’s Scam Tracker a valuable tool for consumers
• Police: Man shot Monday night in gang-related clash dies
• Kansas State president Kirk Schulz leaving Manhattan for Washington State
• Moran statements on Supreme Court draw conservative backlash
• Michael J. Rush: Derailment a reminder of need for railroad track safety
• Charles Krauthammer: Obama takes ideological holiday in Cuba
• Spirit AeroSystems lays off 42 in mid-March
• Textron Aviation announces Sun ‘n Fun product lineup
• Sweet Allie B’s catering to expand into a restaurant
• Texas man killed in Kansas Turnpike crash involving horses near Andover exit
• Former owners of JCB Labs in Wichita sue current owners
• One Big East AD says Wichita State would be logical if conference talks expansion
• Islamic Society of Wichita cancels speaking event after Pompeo protests
• Thunder’s Michael Neal has seen it all this struggling season
• Stanford hires ex-Jayhawk Jerod Haase as basketball coach
• Hay donations flood into south-central Kansas
• Tech industry employment up in Kansas for 2015
• Washington State regents pick K-State’s Kirk Schulz as new president
• Wichita State’s Baker, VanVleet, Marshall grab NABC All-District honors
• Wildfire still burning in Harvey and Reno counties
• Wichita State’s 2006 Sweet 16 basketball team grabbed its place in history
• MVC round table: Look back and ahead around the Valley, part one
• Marriott TownePlace Suites sells from one Wichita group to another
• Kansas-Oklahoma Golden Gloves boxing begins Friday at Drury Plaza hotel
• Ellis, Lucas a perfect frontcourt match as Kansas moves to Elite Eight
• South regional notes: Greene’s bad back keeps him out
• That’s 100 NCAA Tournament wins for Kansas
• Flurry of rejections doesn’t slow down Kansas freshman Carlton Bragg (+video)
• Jayhawks prove too much for Maryland to handle
• Frank Mason regains shooting touch in victory against Maryland
• Gov. Brownback, National Guard commander praise volunteers in wildfire fight
• Kansas surges to Elite Eight by dominating Maryland in second half
• Cedric Ford case shows need for law enforcement to communicate
• Jennifer Stark Fry: Keep programs that ensure student success
• Letters on health care as human right, Democracy Spring sit-in
• Robert Litan: An unusual way to boost entrepreneurship
• Wichita State’s Willie Schwanke shuts down Cal Poly in series opener
• Kansas juvenile justice reform bill advances to governor’s desk
• Without teachers, ‘We’d all be a bunch of dummies’
• Brownback spokeswoman aims, fires at Wagle
• Medicaid expansion can save states money