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January 16, 2018

• USA Today tells nation to try this bowl of Wichita ramen
• Opinion Line (Jan. 16)
• Half Price Books new-and-used book store coming to Wichita this fall
• WSU gun case points to potential loophole for criminals in campus carry
• Relove All Things Shabby space transitions to three familiar businesses
• When Overland Park police received hoax call, they thought of Wichita ‘swatting’
• Lawmakers should pass a law to regulate themselves on this topic
• Wichita police confirm captain involved in incident at Augusta game
• Running late, she got a ride from a stranger. The rape suspect was arrested in Wichita
• Natural gas leak caused fire at truck maintenance business, official says
• It’s back to school for Wichita students Wednesday – except some at one middle school
• Arkansas college investigating reports of racist noises aimed at Kansas opponents
• City Council member Bryan Frye swears he wasn’t staging a coup
• Subzero temps claim restaurant victim: Ugly pipe burst closes west-side favorite
• Woman kidnapped at gunpoint escapes at QuikTrip, police say
• Apartment residents waited to call 911 for kitchen fire, official says
• Love it or hate it, the geese are here to stay in Wichita’s welcoming environment
• Letters to the Editor (Jan. 16)
• Victoria L. Jackson: Jim Crow divide in college sports
• Will Wichita students have to make up Tuesday’s snow day?
• Woman dies after wreck on Kansas Turnpike late Monday
• Singer James Taylor returning to Wichita, and a famous friend is joining him
• Talk Angry podcast: Zach Bush joins Taylor Eldridge to discuss Shockers basketball
• Home with the kids but sick of TV? Here are 14 ideas for snow day fun
• Rich bolognese sauce is OK when you eat it with zucchini noodles
• Wichita police searching for armed robbery suspect
• Bill Snyder adds former players Zach Hanson, Eric Hickson to K-State coaching staff
• Why fullback Winston Dimel will transfer after three big seasons at K-State
• City Hall has ‘blood on its hands’ in swatting death, attorney tells council
• A connection emerges in mystery of Rockwood neighborhood homicides