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March 24, 2020

• A few new Wichita restaurants will likely go ahead with plans to open despite pandemic
• Wichita police and sheriff’s office start emergency accident reporting amid COVID-19
• 7 test positive for coronavirus in Sedgwick County, but there could be over 1,000
• Late night television live from the middle of the country
• Sedgwick County health officer explains timing of his stay-home order
• All-State basketball: The Eagle selects its top 15 boys and girls high school players
• Scared straight . . . to gardening? There’s been a run on seeds at local nurseries
• Cooking in batches could save your sanity. Start with this Slow Cooker Spaghetti Sauce
• Supreme Court sides with Kansas, rules states can bar insanity defense
• Garden City man killed in Tyson industrial accident
• Both Wichita-area ‘Idol’ singers advance to Top 40; one suffers on-air medical incident
• Top Wichita doctors draw best-case, worst-case for coronavirus
• With schools closed, Wichita teachers are finding new ways to connect with kids
• Sedgwick County’s stay-at-home order could save lives — but it’s not a done deal
• ‘We still hadn’t hit our stride’: Eric Wedge reflects on WSU baseball’s 13-2 start
• Parolee arrested in connection to armed robbery of Little Caesars
• Spirit suspends Boeing work due to coronavirus pandemic; job cuts could be ahead
• Sedgwick County residents now under a stay-at-home order