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May 2, 2016

• W.Va. guard Steven Solomon takes Wichita State's basketball walk-on offer
• Wichita’s Foley Equipment to start big renovation, expansion
• Bothner and Bradley PR firm rejoining county project it was removed from
• Kansas lawmakers leave Brownback to finish job of filling budget hole
• Police: Argument over open car door preceded fatal stabbing
• Arrest made in Intrust bank robbery, possibly others
• Sports Authority may be at the finishing line
• Royals’ offense disappears again in 2-0 loss to the Nationals
• Ex-49er Dana Stubblefield charged with raping disabled woman
• Kansas beats April revenue estimate by $2.6 million
• Legislature leaves budget cutting to governor
• Win streak pushes Wichita State softball closer to MVC title
• Sheriff’s Office collects nearly 750 pounds of unwanted drugs over the weekend
• Wichita woman sentenced for Medicaid fraud
• Halliburton, Baker Hughes eye future after merger scuttled
• Man stabbed to death in southwest Wichita
• West Alabama coach explains decision to accept Tyreek Hill
• Letters on budget-bleeding Kansas, privatizing custodians, guns, public service
• Could we recognize a perfect candidate?
• Wichita’s ninja warrior
• Probation given in $1.2 million theft from Presbyterian Manors
• B-29 ‘Doc’ a step closer to airworthiness certificate, flight
• Miranda Allen to run as independent for seat held by Pompeo
• Wichita State pitcher Sam Tewes leans on his roommate during recovery from Tommy John surgery
• Business notebook (April 21, 2016)
• Opinion Line Extra (May 3)
• Opinion Line (May 3)
• ‘Angry Birds’ maker wants phones out as film credits roll
• Wesley names new VP of marketing
• Starbucks sued for $5 million over how much ice it uses
• Kansas voting laws get more media attention
• Pittsburg State president not as diplomatic about funding cuts
• Presidential whiz kid Macey Hensley meets George W. Bush on ‘Ellen’
• Mumbai Rail temporarily closes while owners regroup, evaluate processes
• Kansas student selected for national Poetry Out Loud competition