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November 7, 2018

• The Sunflower Showdown is at a crossroads as KU, K-State football teams struggle
• Teenager arrested on suspicion of ramming North High gym, failed gun store burglary
• Results from the 2018 Kansas general election (final, unofficial)
• Sedgwick County counselor put on leave in FBI investigation controversy
• Beyond the box score: 10 things you didn’t know from WSU’s loss to Louisiana Tech
• Thrift on Woodlawn to open at Lincoln and Woodlawn
• K-State defensive back Duke Shelley arrested for failure to appear in Manhattan
• Baby was found rotting with maggots in a swing. Dad is guilty, Iowa jury rules
• 4th Congressional race called for Ron Estes, marking second win over James Thompson
• WSU-Louisiana Tech takeaways: Marshall’s message to Shockers ‘not printable’
• Wichita designers offer advice on how to create a festive holiday tablescape
• The VK Pod: Award-winning radio voice helps preview the rest of the playoffs
• ‘Unlimited potential’: Kobach’s political future remains bright, even after defeat
• ‘Small but mighty’: Newcomer Cruse unseats Ranzau on Sedgwick County Commission
• Letters to the editor (Nov. 7, 2018)
• Original intent and birthright citizenship
• Multiple fights reported at Larned correctional facility, Kansas prison officials say
• Abandoned Republican with issues wins Wichita-area legislative race
• Missed free throws haunt WSU in first home-opening loss since 1995
• Ness County loses ‘majority of the deputies’ after sheriff pleads guilty to gun crime
• His roommate shot him. He was taken to hospital and then to jail, Wichita police say
• Franchisee group eyes Wichita for Taco John’s sites
• Food you might not expect in the mall is coming to Towne East Square
• Winter version of Old Town Farmers’ Market has found a hip new home
• Democrat Laura Kelly defeats Kris Kobach to become Kansas’ next governor