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April 8, 2016

• Opinion Line (April 8)
• Opinion Line Extra (April 8)
• This week in Wichita: What’s going on April 8-14
• Wichita restaurant gets ink in national beer magazine
• Marvel Universe Live to bring comic book action to life
• Carroll hires Gary Cundiff as boys basketball coach
• Kansas State livens up spring football practice with music
• Evan Koehler quietly leads way for Emporia State baseball
• KNSS Radio to debut weekend business show
• Charles Krauthammer: Nothing shakes Trump faithful
• Google a buyer of power generated by new western Kansas wind farm
• Five things to watch in KU football spring game Saturday
• Teens face Ellsworth battery charges in Great Bend swim team incident
• Three new Wichita food trucks have ties to local restaurants
• Cartilage repair now can help prevent osteoarthritis, knee replacement later
• Friends University library going solar
• Police: Boy with octopus stuck in throat released from hospital
• Employers increasingly view employee health as part of brand
• Letters on transgender bathroom bill, state’s fiscal mess, public health
• Robert Litan: Group helps early stage companies grow
• Healthier Omar Infante hopes to boost production at second base
• Past appointee did Kobach’s bidding
• Thunder coach Kevin McClelland facing uncertain future
• Virginia man’s defection from ISIS poses tough choice for U.S.
• Officials: Beware of phone scammers impersonating law enforcement
• New elephants at the Sedgwick County Zoo have names
• JR Custom Metal stays true to Wichita roots during expansion
• Kansas Supreme Court sets May 10 date for school finance case
• 12 fun things to do in the Wichita area this weekend (April 9 and 10, 2016)
• DA: No criminal charges against Wichita police officer in shooting of J.P. Quintero
• Bonnie Bing: Junior League’s Trash Bag Handbags highlight children’s needs
• Kansas delays contribution to public employee pensions
• Rock band Kiss to perform at Intrust Bank Arena
• Sedgwick County DA asking for death penalty for 2014 triple slaying
• Kansas plans inmate transfers in response to Larned hospital staffing shortage
• Police to ramp up traffic enforcement along Kellogg, K-254
• Wichita-based maker of coffee creamer sells to California company
• More job cuts ahead in region’s oil and gas industry, according to survey
• Trump supporters want strong leader, feel ignored
• No surprise state blocked county plan to ask about citizenship
• One Kansas man’s homegrown automotive museum