June 15, 2017
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Opinion Line (June 15)
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Pond, garden tours this weekend in Wichita
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Complaints about airlines soar in new federal report
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Army vet who faked blindness for benefits pleads guilty
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What the new KSHSAA changes mean for every sport
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He loves firetrucks. So 2-year-old got a surprise during chemo treatment
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After ‘feminine lip-stick,’ Wichita chiropractor proposes new menstrual product
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Local tech startup Lawn Buddy expands territory beyond Wichita
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4 things you need to know about Miss Kansas 2017
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Why you should visit Omaha
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What ISIS fighters, Timothy McVeigh have in common
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Bogey on 18 doesn’t dim Chesson Hadley’s enthusiasm
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Air Capital Classic scores, tee times
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Aaron Wise fires 8-under 62, takes lead at Air Capital Classic
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Outdoors calendar (June 17)
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Outdoor report (June 16)
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Michigan car lot shames panhandler after he refuses job offer
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‘Altos’ ushers in summer mystery at Prairie Pines
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Monster storm dumps monster hail in Ellis County
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Music Theatre Wichita’s ‘Millie’ joyfully brings 1920s to life
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Regents pass tuition increases for state universities
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The Batman and butterfly lollipops were laced with meth
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Los Angeles to light up Bat-signal in honor of Adam West
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Crash near airport slows traffic, sends four to hospital
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Wichita manufacturing group marks centennial
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Getting to know Lee Schnyder
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Looking to beat the heat? Grab a free fan today
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Moran, colleagues can’t hide on health care
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Methodists to close Wichita, Nebraska offices, consolidate in Topeka
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Center for Global Engagement to honor Burnham legacy
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Elegant farm dinner feels like Napa Valley – but it’s Valley Center
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One Riverside Cafe opens, one closes
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East-side Wichita diner is back in business
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Put the fries down. And the chips. And forget about hash browns.
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22 new and returning TV shows you should check out this summer
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Wichita on Wheels calendar (June 16)
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BlackTop Nationals becomes an indoor event
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Letters to the Editor (June 15)
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Calls for gun control likely revving up already
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Two sentenced for their synthetic drug business
