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April 26, 2016

• Opinion Line (April 27)
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• Hope for reversing Type 2 diabetes
• Fast fasting helps women slow down disease in study
• Angels beat the Royals 6-1, Ian Kennedy takes first loss of season
• Wheels Up fleet to reach nearly 50 Wichita-built King Airs
• Southern Illinois ends Wichita State’s streak at MVC men’s golf tournament
• Wind energy amendment splits U.S. senators from Kansas
• South Georgia Tech All-American forward signs with Wichita State’s women’s basketball team
• Boil water advisory issued for Park City
• Wichita’s Orpheum to screen Prince double feature
• Feedback ‘integral part’ of Textron Aviation’s business, CEO says
• Small business expo set for May 4 at Wichita Boathouse
• Man faces involuntary manslaughter charge in city’s latest homicide
• Wichita State postpones softball, baseball games ahead of Tuesday’s weather
• Wichita-based Credit Union of America to open Salina branch next week
• Metal building catches fire at Joyland late Monday
• Mortgage delinquency rates continue to fall in Wichita area
• Lawmakers return to Topeka facing questions about budget, transparency and marijuana
• Gov. Sam Brownback: Kansas withdrawing from federal refugee resettlement program
• Motorcyclist pleads guilty in fatal 2013 street racing crash
• Last Boeing test tanker completes maiden flight
• Fixing budget not only job for legislators
• Obituary: Wichita elementary principal ‘always saw the good in people’
• Kansas to delay consolidation of home services for disabled
• Utilities board debates who should pay for charging stations for electric cars
• Letters on transgender bathroom bill, human trafficking
• Latest credit warning was no surprise
• Could be interesting rematch in County Commission race
• Creative entrepreneur turning car wash into coffee shop
• Baker, VanVleet, Wessel show acting chops in Carlos O’ Kelly’s commercials
• Warren 21 opens with design by ‘Picasso with brick and mortar’
• N&J Global Market to open in Wichita on Thursday
• You don’t say
• Wichita public radio station KMUW, 89.1, moves into Old Town
• Gessler Drug Co. appears to have closed both locations
• 6-year-old presidential whiz now promoting Kansas tourism