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July 25, 2018

• No charges in Pizza Hut driver crash that killed woman stopped for funeral procession
• Man points gun at Wichita officer investigating abandoned vehicles, police say
• Man trapped in water under riding lawnmower dies in Harvey County, sheriff says
• This coach gets one last chance to coach his son before he changes jobs
• Newly married dad of newborn twin girls killed on his drive to work in Kansas crash
• High school football coach’s unexpected death rocks Ulysses community
• Have you seen Abe the Armadillo? He got away from Nebraska police during a chase
• The Eagle’s endorsement process begins. You decide what to do with it
• Pet product company’s grand opening ‘a huge win’ for Wichita
• Wichita restaurant’s Gordon Ramsay makeover will air on national television tonight
• Music and pictures: Folk singer and photographer battle for Sedgwick Commission
• Letters to the Editor (July 23)
• Woman in yellow sports car ticketed for speeding. Then she sped away at 142 mph, cops say
• ‘Mom of the Year.’ Mother duck is raising 76 chicks — and they follow her everywhere
• ‘T is for three-pointer’: KU basketball star writes all about the ABCs
• Ballet Wichita hires high-profile dancer to direct, create shows
• Who stole this 200-pound Mighty Mouse sculpture from Wichita artist’s yard?
• Senate president Wagle endorses Kobach in official email. Is it an ethics violation?
• Sedgwick police lieutenant arrested, accused of stealing city property, officials say
• $12 billion is a nice band-aid for farmers. Fixing the wound would be better
• A 2013 return to the Learjet Wichita campus reveals significant expansion
• A Kansas deputy was washing his cruiser. Then the shooting started, police say.
• Fried green tomatoes, ugly tomatoes, giant tomatoes: Wichita’s Tomato Fest is Saturday
• A week full of tears in the coffee as fans bid farewell to favorite downtown hangout
• What exactly is in this controversial ‘art park’ in Sedgwick County?