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Former Lawrence resident Sri Srinivasan confirmed for prestigious D.C. Court of Appeals
After five years of trying, President Barack Obama has placed his first nominee on a key appeals court.
Lawrence High grad Srinivasan nears confimation to federal appeals court in D.C.
Lawrence High School graduate Sri Srinivasan won unanimous approval Thursday from the Senate Judiciary Committee to serve on the powerful federal appeals court in Washington, D.C. By Scott Rothschild
Court won’t shorten sentence of felon in KU tickets case
A federal judge refused Friday to shorten the sentence of a former Kansas University athletics consultant caught up in a $2 million ticket scalping conspiracy, rejecting defense claims that Thomas Blubaugh’s former attorney did a poor job representing him.
LHS grad sails through judicial hearing
President Barack Obama’s nominee to a federal appeals court faced no outright opposition from Republican senators during a Senate hearing on Wednesday. Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, pledged his endorsement to Sri Srinivasan, and Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, also was supportive.
Weekend wrap-up: Lawrence woman sentenced for letting child crash car; guilty verdict in New Year's Day shooting
A wrap-up of this week's cases in Douglas and Jefferson county courts. Click on the highlighted links to see full stories with more details.
Weekend wrap-up: Lawrence woman guilty of driving car into house, juveniles charged in robbery at gunpoint
A wrap-up of cases this week in Douglas and Jefferson County courts. Click on highlighted links to see full stories with details.
Franklin County sheriff announces resignation; criminal charges still pending
Franklin County Sheriff Jeff Curry announced his intention to resign at a hearing for his removal Thursday in Franklin County District Court. By Shaun Hittle
Deanell Tacha one of two attorneys selected to mediate Kansas school finance lawsuit
Attorneys involved in a Kansas school finance lawsuit on Monday announced they had picked the dean of Pepperdine University’s law school and a Topeka attorney to serve as mediators to settle the case. By The Associated Press
KBI arrests Franklin County sheriff and deputy on obstruction of justice charges
Franklin County Sheriff Jeffry Curry and Deputy Jerrod W. Fredricks were arrested by the KBI on Wednesday on felony charges of interfering with a law enforcement officer, though no details of the allegations were made public. By Ian Cummings
Lawsuit alleging age discrimination at KU dismissed
A lawsuit filed by a former Kansas University employee who alleged age discrimination was dismissed earlier this month in Douglas County District Court. By Shaun Hittle
A car chase trial, the city's homeless population, Tiller donations and football
The National Weather Service in Topeka has issued a flash flood watch for Northeast Kansas from 1 p.m. Tuesday until 7 a.m. Wednesday. A slow-moving front and plenty of humidity will lead to high storm chances, mainly during the afternoon ...
Parkinson takes over as Kathleen Sebelius heads to Washington
A strong surge of moisture will provide the fuel for thunderstorms to quickly develop and overspread the area. Some of these storms could dump torrential rainfall. With saturated soils, water will quickly run off into area watersheds. Flash Flood Watches ...
Guilty pleas entered in Burger King robbery
Sunny and comfortable weather in the forecast today with a high of 67 degrees. Winds will be out of the NW around 10 mph. Partly cloudy skies overnight and cool, with lows dipping into the mid 40s. Even warmer weather ...
West side of town has more voters going to the polls
A strong east wind and scattered showers will dominate the day. The chance of showers picks up toward the evening. Look for a high of 59 degrees with a gusty east wind between 15 and 30 mph. The wind and ...
Topeka woman leads cops on county chase
Today's forecast: Cold, topping out at around 37 degrees with a chance of snow. Topping our news today: A Topeka woman hits and injures a Lawrence police officer during a high-speed chase; a jury convicts a Lawrence man of stabbing ...
City's water, sewer intake a concern
Today's forecast: Strong winds and much colder temperatures will dominate the day. Expect a high of only 41 degrees with a north wind between 15-25 mph and gusts near 30. That strong wind will keep the wind chill into the ...
Animal health campaign targets pudgy pooches, tubby tabbies
Dense fog will burn off as we head into mid-morning leaving us with a mostly sunny sky for the afternoon. Look for a daytime high of 89 degrees with the wind picking up out of the south between 5-10 mph ...
Matthew Jaeger found guilty
Former KU student Matthew Jaeger was found guilty Thursday on three of four charges related ...
District Attorney Charles Branson files for third term
Douglas County District Attorney Charles Branson announces he will seek a third term in office.
Landowner Files Lawsuit over Trees Cut from Property Without Permission
Douglas County landowner Mike Capra talks about the events leading up to a lawsuit he has filed against a neighbor he believes cleared over 60 trees from his property to sell for firewood.
Drug offenders in Lyon County get a second chance with courts drug program.
Drug offenders in Lyon County get a second chance with the help of a strict program that helps some offenders get a straight and a new life.
Try Your Luck in Small Claims Court
Lawrence Journal-World reporter Chad Lawhorn gives us a look at what one could expect when trying your luck in small claims court.
New Douglas County Judge Kay Huff talks to LJWorld.com
New Douglas County Judge Kay Huff talks with Journal-World reporter George Diepenbrock.
Lawrence man bound over for trial after prelim hearing
A Lawrence man accused of a hit and ran accident involving a pack of bicyclists is bound over for trial. Scott Young's preliminary hearing was held Wednesday afternoon. Several witnesses took the stand, including the victim, as 6News reporter Theresa Freed explains.
Judge Jean Shepherd: Each of these cases is about someone's life
Retiring Douglas County family court Judge Jean Shepherd talks about the cases she's heard and the children she's met over her career, and gives her advice for anyone taking her place.
Suspects charged in shooting incident
Four Topeka residents were charged in court Wednesday for their involvement in a Monday morning shooting. The four people involved planned the robbery before committing the crime.
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