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February 15, 2022

• Draft of Lofton task force letter calls for FBI civil rights violation investigation
• Newcomers to Wichita school board call a special meeting to ‘remove the mask mandate’
• ‘We need these three’: WSU basketball looks to move up AAC standings in tough stretch
• Woman gets 43 months prison for July 4 DUI crash that fatally injured Wichita teen
• Are you ready, Wichita? Freezing rain, sleet and snow are in the forecast
• Video-gaming dad who squeezed crying baby’s head ‘extra hard’ pleads guilty to murder
• Focus on protecting the vulnerable and end arbitrary government edicts | Commentary
• Wichita nonprofit buys massive new Texas campus with plans to hire up to 200 workers
• Driver who assaulted cop, harassed demonstrators at pro-Trump rally gets prison term
• Black fire captain in Wichita alleges he was denied promotion after falsified review
• Three things we learned from Kansas State’s 78-73 home victory against West Virginia
• Kansas State big man Ismael Massoud giving Wildcats major boost at new position
• The Sbarro news is even better than we thought, especially for pizza fans in west Wichita
• Wichita Mexican restaurant Lalo’s Express expanding with second location on the west side
• Wichita tags up to $7.8 million to help Cornejos redevelop toxic former refinery site
• Park board OKs private management of Wichita’s public golf system; council vote to come
• Kansas governor issues state of disaster emergency amid wildfires
• Wildfires fanned by high winds force evacuations in Reno, Butler counties
• Gunman who shot into crowd at USAF deployment party pleads guilty ahead of murder trial
• Glenda Martens to retire as Sedgwick County corrections director in April
• Oklahoma teen arrested in connection with shooting in Wichita Dillons parking lot
• Sending public funds to private schools would harm Kansas | Commentary