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January 31, 2018

• Opinion Line (Jan. 31)
• The final Harrison Ford watch: Looks like he has a new favorite Wichita restaurant
• Thanks from the governor
• Letters to the Editor (Jan. 31)
• ‘I love your pajamas’ — how health care is personal
• Tuesday’s high school basketball scores (10:20 p.m.)
• Hayden Barber’s Tuesday takeaways: Wild night of hoops ends with upsets
• Village Tours & Charters acquires 10 acres for new headquarters
• Pivot Point: Reinvesting in Wichita a point of pride for NFL alum Kamerion Wimbley
• Live, work or like downtown? This group’s for you
• Pivot Point: Andover class has it right — we need more kindness
• Big leadership change ahead at Wichita-founded aviation company
• He had 1 dribble, 7 shots and 21 points; what it means for Austin Reaves’ game
• The Shockers’ shooters will continue to do what shooters do
• One of Wichita’s most popular beer-and-burger hangouts expands to east side this week
• The Wichita Open, which never really left, is back
• Paradise Jam won't strengthen Kansas State's nonconference schedule next season
• Morning tornado sirens in Sedgwick County were an accident
• A hostage situation in southeast Kansas ended peacefully on Tuesday
• What should Brownback do in his new job? Here are five suggestions
• Former K-State kicker Matthew McCrane thinks his leg is NFL-ready
• Kansas Congressman Roger Marshall performs CPR after train hits truck
• Kansas highways abnormally deadly in January
• Man, boy hurt in two-vehicle collision on K-254
• Instagram-famous tricks land former Shocker on the Harlem Globetrotters
• Moran defies Trump, says private air traffic control would harm Wichita industry
• ‘Rolling roadblocks’ to slow turnpike traffic in Wichita area
• Kansas sheriff arrested again
• Kansas Gov. Jeff Colyer hails a new day and vows tone of respect