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April 28, 2016

• Life in prison for man who killed wife in Watson Park
• Kansas lawmakers discuss ‘path out’ at closed caucus meeting
• ArtDOG events continue to fetch funds in their third year
• Review: Roxy’s quartet makes ‘Party of 1’ a singular sensation
• Police: Man beaten with concrete, robbed in QuikTrip bathroom
• Franklin Graham to Kansans: ‘Bring God into politics’
• Blue Man Group costumes stolen in Wichita
• O.J. Watson Park will unveil new train on Saturday
• State of Kansas to text people who owe child support
• Gallo sisters give North girls soccer double scoring threats
• Wichita State men’s tennis earns top seed despite coach’s health problems
• Kansas House gives unanimous passage to bill to close private e-mail loophole
• Caught on video: thieves in the night outside Wichita homes
• You don’t say
• Kansas jail’s postcard policy leads to lawsuit
• Bombardier’s C Series order from Delta comes with a cost
• ‘Designer Digs’ to take place of Symphony Showhouse tour this year
• Vietnam vets reunite after 50 years to recreate photo on Florida beach
• Perry Ellis highlights KU barnstorming appearance at East
• Thunder hockey opens its 2016-17 schedule at home
• Zac Brown Band to perform at Snyder Family Stadium in September
• Document shred event set for Capitol Federal’s Bradley Fair location
• Wichita State pitchers lean on fastballs to cut down on walks
• Exercise Coach to open at the Waterfront for 20-minute workouts
• Opinion Line (April 28)
• Opinion Line Extra (April 28)
• Farmers prep for summertime sugarcane aphid threat in Kansas
• Public health spending per Kansan is among the lowest in the country
• 54th Wichita Prayer Breakfast to feature former U.S. senator from Oklahoma
• Manufacturing activity in KC Fed district declines modestly in April
• D.C.-based OpenGov Foundation opens Wichita office
• Democrats’ divisions will need healing, too
• Wichita’s Liberty sculpture hoisted back in place
• Bill would crack down on Kansas Turnpike toll scofflaws
• Brownback busy blaming everyone else
• Letters on legislative concerns, impact of oil and gas decline, massages
• Mayor Jeff Longwell: Property tax lid needs exemption for public safety
• Boeing chief offers details on taking back Spirit’s parts sales
• Wichita State’s Toure Murry wins D-League title with Sioux Falls Skyforce
• One K-State student will have the right touch and win a football trip
• Capitol Federal reports quarterly profits of $21.5 million
• ‘Welcome Home’ celebration for Honor Flight veterans at Wichita airport
• Episcopal bishop: Refugee resettlement work in Wichita will continue
• Report: VA office in Wichita manipulated data on appeals
• Bad news can become a fast track to success
• 2016 Mother’s Day brunches, specials offered in Wichita
• Garden of Eatin’ stationary restaurant opening within two weeks
• City needs to enforce residency limit on recovery homes
• Follow Nebraska’s lead on civil asset forfeiture
• TV anchor Susan Peters leaving KAKE in late May
• Wichita on Wheels calendar (April 30, 2016)
• ArtDOG film events; doc follows plight of priest fighting for LGBT rights
• Screen Scene: Horror tale ‘Green Room’ leads new movies opening April 29