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April 29, 2016

• Which herbs not to grow in Wichita
• Batman to be headliner at this year’s KidFest
• The week ahead in Wichita April 29-May 5
• ‘I Love the ’90s Tour’ coming to Intrust Bank Arena
• West Virginia guard Steven Solomon will give Wichita State basketball a close look this weekend
• Wichita’s Snug Harbor, Lamplighter Lounge close
• Wichita State study: New Kansas businesses add few workers
• Federal program to expand support for prairie chickens, livestock
• Toby Keith reflects on Merle Haggard ahead of tribute
• Does DCF discriminate against same-sex couples?
• Day to support arts in Wichita
• Letters on Brownback’s failures, College Hill recovery house, Opera Kansas
• Entrepreneurship isn’t only for the young
• Candidates file to represent east Wichita, Andover district in House
• Firefighter union blasts Sedgwick County over wages, stalled negotiations
• Kansas House rejects bill to roll back tax exemption for business owners
• Study: Wichita is one of the most American cities in the country
• Group offers new plan for liquor sales in Kansas
• African American Museum’s newest exhibit chronicles saga of Kansas’ black athletes
• The world according to Trump
• Wichita city manager pokes fun at county’s contract issue
• Transgender supporters rally in Topeka to protest bathroom bill
• Ethanol Products to erect matching building on North Webb Road
• House OKs measure reducing marijuana penalties in Kansas
• On Spirit earnings call, questions turn to new bomber work
• On Arbor Day, Bel Aire gives firefighters a seedling from OKC Survivor Tree
• Wichita State starts MVC tennis championships with typically dominant performance
• Wichita woman guilty of murder for running over friend with SUV
• Evolution Fighting Championship set for Saturday at Kansas Star Arena
• Kansas Legislature unanimously passes bill to outlaw revenge porn
• Woman pleads guilty in fatal shooting during home invasion
• Police: Man attacked in QuikTrip bathroom still critical
• Kansas bill closing private e-mail loophole goes to governor
• Woman to serve 3 years in prison for WSU student’s killing
• You don’t say
• Kansas senator tries to force vote on campaign reform
• Man wanted in ATM robberies arrested after South Broadway robbery
• Police: Driver throws trailer hitch onto car in Kellogg road-rage incident
• Delta follows Bombardier C Series order with one for Airbus
• Genesis Health Clubs buys four Kansas City Gold’s Gyms
• 11 fun things to do in the Wichita area this weekend (April 30-May 1, 2016)
• Art fairs are in the air
• Best-sellers from Watermark Books and Eighth Day Books (May 1)
• Intrepid travel in Sri Lanka
• Busy bike month of activities in May in Wichita
• Intrust Bank at east-side Dillons robbed Friday afternoon
• Wichita gardener’s almanac for April 30, 2016
• Farmers market season 2016
• Wife recounts attack on 67-year-old husband in QuikTrip bathroom
• Spirit seeks $280 million in IRBs, plans for 349 new jobs
• And the lowest bidder for Wichita’s new library is ...
• Adopt a pet (April 30, 2016)
• Opinion Line Extra (April 29)
• Opinion Line (April 29)
• Smarts Doughnut finds new location, appears ready to open
• Mumbai Rail Indian Bistro opens in Wichita
• Pittsburg newspaper calls on Brownback to resign
• Most new voter registrations held in suspense