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KU police report student raped in parking lot near 14th and Ohio streets: By Jesse Fray & Theresa Freed; 07:22 p.m., October 14, 2010 Updated 07:22 p.m.; Kansas University police are investigating a rape that occurred this week in a campus parking lot. Police said the incident occurred between 2:30 a.m. and 3:10 a.m. Wednesday, in parking lot No. 100, which is near 14th and Ohio streets.
Fire causes $5,000 in damage at jeweler: By Mark Fagan & Jesse Fray; 07:39 a.m., July 7, 2010 Updated 10:17 a.m.; Firefighters responded to a call early Wednesday at a jewelry store in downtown Lawrence.
KBI searching for missing teenager: By Jesse Fray; June 9, 2010; The Kansas Bureau of Investigation is asking for help finding a missing 16-year-old girl, who was last seen with her stepfather.
Police investigating death of 25-year-old Lawrence man at The Oread hotel: By Jesse Fray & Janet Reid; 08:04 a.m., June 8, 2010 Updated 03:29 p.m.; Lawrence police are working to determine how a man fell to his death from an upper floor at The Oread, 1200 Oread Ave.
Semitrailer and car collide on Kansas Highway 10: By Jesse Fray; May 26, 2010; Emergency crews responded to an accident Thursday afternoon involving a semitrailer and a car on Kansas Highway 10, in east Lawrence.
Body found trapped under tree: By Jesse Fray & Shaun Hittle; May 8, 2010; Emergency crews responded Friday evening to a report of a man’s body found trapped under a tree.
K.C. driver injured after running car into Lawrence apartment building: By Jesse Fray & Theresa Freed; 12:39 p.m., May 4, 2010 Updated 04:43 p.m.; Car is removed from an apartment building aftercrashing into it.
Truck accident closes part of Highway 59; road now open: By Jesse Fray; April 5, 2010; Sgt. Steve Lewis said the accident occurred when a northbound car driven by a 19-year-old drifted into the southbound lane of the highway, forcing the semitruck driver to take quick action.
Class for new students has positive impact: By Jesse Fray; March 29, 2010; A new mandatory alcohol computer class for incoming Kansas University freshmen appears to be making an impact on students’ attitudes about responsible drinking, KU officials said.
Responsible drinking 101: KU students creating campaign against high-risk behavior: By Jesse Fray; March 29, 2010; Kansas University officials are sending 34 students on a whirlwind tour of colleges across the country, as the university turns to students for help in its fight against high-risk drinking.

Recent photos

Hail that fell Friday morning in west Lawrence during a fast-moving storm.

Tom Casady, Lincoln, Neb., police chief (pictured), and Linda Major, assistant to the vice chancellor at University of Nebraska-Lincoln, are the two leading forces behind the community's efforts to curb high-risk drinking among college-age students.

Jesse Fray/Journal-World Photo. John Spatz, Lincoln city councilman.

Jesse Fray/Journal-World Photo. Tom Casady, Lincoln, Neb., police chief, and Linda Major, assistant to the vice chancellor at University of Nebraska-Lincoln, are the two leading forces behind the community's efforts to curb high-risk drinking among college-age students.