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April 13, 2016

• Opinion Line Extra (April 13)
• Opinion Line (April 13)
• Who makes Wichita’s best breakfast burrito?
• Longtime Wichita restaurateur taking over old Braum’s building in Delano
• Broadway Burgers & BBQ has big menu, great service
• Goddard superintendent: Legislature hasn’t solved school funding
• Letters on impeachment bill, racial profiling
• Boy, girl walk into Wichita hospital with gunshot wounds
• You don’t say
• Pentagon cuts put a squeeze on Army towns such as Junction City
• UMB taps Perkins for agribusiness division position
• Sunflower Bank program raises over $7,000 for Wichita schools
• Duplexes coming to corner of 13th and 135th streets
• Air House Music Academy to move to part of My Gym space
• Oklahoma rolls over Wichita State 15-7 after building 11-run lead
• KPERS delay may be best of bad options
• Police: Investigation leads to Wichita arrests in human trafficking case
• Money needs to follow juvenile justice reform
• What might Pompeo see ahead for himself?
• Brother, sister drive Xclusive Events bartending truck
• Civic hackers, ad agency part of 1 Million Cups meeting
• Ground broken for hotel at Greenwich Place development
• TheraPlay owner passionate about improving children’s lives
• Mike Patton says ownership allows him to be creative
• Future looks bright for Specs Eyewear
• Builders Plus Construction sets itself apart with technology
• Martens Cos. offers variety of services under one umbrella
• Comfort Care Homes provides long-term memory care
• Virtual reality poised to change our perception of everything
• Police: Kansas 6-year-olds take pickup for joyride
• Ron Baker goes Hollywood at Captain America premiere
• Mark Bolt likes the pace and direction of Mahaney Roofing
• Midwest Single Source more than an office supply company
• Wichita2go.com to deliver restaurant food to stay-at-home diners
• Aircraft completions firm opens at Air Capital Flight Line
• Former Heights High teacher gets probation in student-sex case
• High-energy owner finds success building low-energy properties
• KDHE: Don’t feel the burn (in your lungs)
• Parole denied for deputy’s killer
• Wichita police lieutenant has first court appearance on charges
• Sedgwick County commissioners largely side with Brownback on blight veto
• Kansas Indian Wars subject of annual history meeting near Fort Larned
• FlightSafety emerged at a time when training was not emphasized, CEO says
• Review: ‘Rat Pack’ performers wow even when not convincing as characters
• Kansas State basketball signs guards Brian Patrick, Cartier Diarra
• Owner figured out junk-removal, recycling business on his own
• Arkansas guard Austin Reaves signs with Wichita State’s basketball team