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April 5, 2016

• Opinion Line (April 6)
• Opinion Line Extra (April 6)
• Kansas poets celebrate Kansas in paeans to the state (+video)
• Mets starter Noah Syndergaard silences Royals in World Series rematch
• Foundation offers matching $50,000 grant to Kansas Food Bank
• Wichita State men’s basketball celebration set for April 14 at Koch Arena
• Wichita State scores early to roll past Oral Roberts
• New proposal for Kansas school finance formula sparks worries
• Wichita police: Spike in local Honda vehicle thefts
• Wichita teachers union leaders: District mishandled threat at K-8 school
• Wichita police close investigation of Sen. Michael O’Donnell
• Electric bill increase adds to frustration
• Kansas to resume training for mental health technicians at Osawatomie
• St. Mark’s Rev. Junius Dotson to fill international role for United Methodist Church
• UConn wins national title
• Greg Holland returns to KC to collect World Series ring, still waiting to sign with a team
• Derby softball comes back to beat Goddard
• Superdelegates become super-controversial in Democratic race for president
• Kansas State quarterback Jesse Ertz works to reclaim starting spot after injury
• JR Custom Metal to add new facility
• Democratic opponent criticizes Pompeo for criticizing Moran
• Wichita golf fee increases to take effect Monday
• Martina McBride will perform at Salina’s Stiefel in September
• Prairie Homestead to break ground on new senior apartments next month
• MTW extends half-price season ticket deal through 1 p.m. Tuesday
• Kansas State Fair finalizes 2016 grandstand lineup
• Letters on public health, Islamophobia, Christian extremists
• Cessna delivers first Skyhawk under agreement with Epic Flight Academy
• SBA in Wichita names class for Emerging Leaders program
• Does KU have more sex offenses or better reporting?
• Aviation Museum getting valuable time, guidance
• New Wichita food truck serves no food – just local craft beer
• New Delano bar will open its doors Wednesday morning
• Warren 21 ahead of schedule for April 29 opening
• Art’s & Mary’s chips has new owner
• You don’t say
• Barber County again faces wildfire from Oklahoma (+videos)