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June 29, 2018

• To legalize or not? Here’s where candidates for Kansas governor stand on pot
• National Baseball Congress has made a 'contingency plan' to leave Lawrence-Dumont
• Westar Energy needs an audit, not another electric rate increase, lawmakers say
• A solution to ugly, vacant spaces downtown: Pop-up artist studios
• Abortion opponents seek to harness zeal of Gen Z at national conference
• Cop sex and garbage trucks: A look at 7 new Kansas laws
• Opinion Line (June 29)
• Ten steps to faster local, state economic growth
• Democrats are in dire straits
• He was a Valley Center cop who preyed on teens. Now he's going to prison.
• K-State Q&A: The Michael Beasley debate, football recruiting and Manhattan sandwiches
• Can these deaths at least be the starting point for a conversation about respect?
• HHS official to abortion opponents: ‘We’re just getting started’
• Seven Kansas soccer players are scholar All-Americans, including four from Wichita area
• 10 fun things to do in Wichita this weekend (June 29-July 1)
• This award-winning athlete helped spark a city’s high school sports turnaround
• Man found guilty of attempted murder in shooting at Kansas tax office
• ‘Feisty’ 83-year-old church pianist, mother of 7 found dead in Wichita house fire
• Moment of the Year: Douglass pulls the comeback of the 2017-18 school year
• Calabar Market to open at Revolutsia
• Derby native returns to festival as anime star
• Tyler Barriss pleads not guilty in deadly Wichita swatting
• Soon, thousands of Kansas truckers will be ready to combat human trafficking
• This dessert trend has been on a roll in Wichita, but it's suffered its first casualty