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May 3, 2016

• Bothner and Bradley PR firm rejoining county project it was removed from
• Kansas lawmakers leave Brownback to finish job of filling budget hole
• Royals’ offense disappears again in 2-0 loss to the Nationals
• Ex-49er Dana Stubblefield charged with raping disabled woman
• Legislature leaves budget cutting to governor
• Cargo plane makes unscheduled landing at Eisenhower airport
• Ex-Jayhawk, 49er Stubblefield denies sexually assaulting woman
• Conway Springs man killed in collision on K-49
• Wichita home prices rose 3 percent in March from a year earlier
• March passenger activity flat at Eisenhower airport
• Lawyer: Anti-abortion activist tried to intimidate Kansas doctor
• West Alabama coach explains decision to accept Tyreek Hill
• J.P. Weigand & Sons takes over leasing efforts at 125 N. Market
• 1,800 CitationJets and counting
• Oklahoma City evens series with Spurs after wild finish
• Letters on budget-bleeding Kansas, privatizing custodians, guns, public service
• Could we recognize a perfect candidate?
• Moody’s drops Kansas credit outlook from ‘stable’ to ‘negative’
• Kansans for Life rents Cowtown for ‘Faith, Family, Pro-life’ party
• What passed, what didn’t in this year’s Kansas legislative session
• Wichita State women’s team earns No. 2 seed; men will play Arkansas in NCAA play
• Wichita-based IMA acquires Texas insurance brokerage
• Kansas State gives women’s basketball coach Jeff Mittie contract extension
• Wichita State pitcher Sam Tewes leans on his roommate during recovery from Tommy John surgery
• Opinion Line Extra (May 3)
• Opinion Line (May 3)
• Fresh Market to close Wichita location
• Former Wichita aircraft executives sell Kansas Aircraft Corp. to JetAviva
• Kansas voting laws get more media attention
• Pittsburg State president not as diplomatic about funding cuts
• Wichita City Council approves $280 million in bonds for Spirit AeroSystems
• Nationals’ Blake Treinen had dreams of pitching at Kauffman Stadium