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April 19, 2016

• Mark Potter optimistic about Newman’s basketball future despite recent struggles
• Wichita Police Department announces promotions
• Wichita man sentenced for sexually assaulting two girls
• Letters on county’s e-cigarette policy, blight bill veto, act of kindness
• Davis Merritt: Two views of how, why U.S. lost its mojo
• Donna Sweet: Step therapy bill delays access to the best care
• Mavericks even up series with Oklahoma City
• You don’t say
• Woman collapses, dies; then someone steals her purse
• Wichita City Council approves regulating massage businesses
• Textron firm named as Boeing 777X flight simulator provider
• Five things to watch at the 2016 Kansas Relays
• Kansas State coach Bill Snyder glad he took a chance on receiver Byron Pringle
• Rick Springfield, Night Ranger to headline concert in Andover park
• Kansas revenue forecast could affect plan to repeal business tax break
• Charges filed against biker, Wichita State student in Kwik Shop clash
• Southeast Kansas district implements four-day school week
• Vatterott could be landing spot for some former Wright students
• Red-lit rooms: Inside a Wichita massage parlor
• Dillons to remodel Wichita store at 31st and Seneca
• Kansas Treasurer Ron Estes exploring Congress run if Pompeo challenges Moran
• Wichita hangs for-sale sign on Hyatt Regency Hotel
• Opinion Line Extra (April 19)
• Opinion Line (April 19)
• Pie will be the co-star at local ‘Oklahoma’ sing-along
• Former Wichita cook moving back to open restaurant and food truck
• Rep. Mike Pompeo’s office disputes website’s town hall tally
• Possible sale of Hyatt hotel worth exploring
• Second Wichita Vintage Stock to open at Towne West Square
• Weekend saturation patrol yields one DUI arrest in Sedgwick County
• El Maguey Mexican restaurant to open in Derby
• Second former KU rower files sexual assault lawsuit against university
• Staff shortages a problem at state agencies
• SLU baseball racial controversy stuns Wichita native Curtis Whitten
• Sedgwick County Commission OKs 'vape' policy for workers, public
• U.S. Senate OKs FAA bill beneficial to Kansas airports