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May 27, 2020

• Wichita-based company plans to expand its footprint with $2.89 million facility
• Park City officers honored for stopping man who was going to jump off bridge
• Moments of the Year: Each of the 60 Wichita-area high schools’ greatest achievements
• Dodge City police searching for man charged with raping a child younger than 14
• UTEP transfer Kaosi Ezeagu receives NCAA waiver to play immediately for Kansas State
• Breaking down the hoops schedule Bruce Weber has lined up for K-State next season
• What happens if KU or K-State football games get canceled next season?
• Coronavirus updates: With 17 more deaths, Kansas passes 200 dead from COVID-19
• Ron Estes: Congress has provided assistance to safely reopen Kansas
• Wichita man who hit woman’s head with a hammer and stole her phone dies in prison
• Wichita man arrested in El Paso in connection to 2018 shooting death
• No rules, just rights? Sedgwick County leaders avoid COVID-19 restrictions
• Derby’s pool and Splash Aqua park reopening, with restrictions
• Year in Review: See which high schools dominated the fall and winter
• Kansas’ top health doctor warns reopening could lead to ‘startling increase’ in cases
• Virtual Riverfest, including a shoebox parade, will replace the real deal starting Friday
• A favorite Wichita diner has been closed 9 weeks and counting. What’s next for Doo-Dah?
• Slider Shak is a new restaurant planned for Wichita’s Delano neighborhood
• Wichita State in the running to be the singular host of TBT this summer
• Sedgwick County’s new coronavirus plan: advice but no rules, everything can open