Douglas County judge won't allow key evidence in man's shooting trial as sanction for state's violation of his rights
Updated at 3:15 p.m. Monday, Nov. 18 A district judge on Monday sanctioned the Douglas County District Attorney’s Office for not turning over potentially exculpatory evidence to a criminal defendant — a sanction that prosecutors intend to appeal. The sanction by Judge Amy Hanley in the ...
Organizer for group wanting to preserve pool as is asks for citizen oversight committee
Ukrainian ambassador tells Lawrence crowd that America can’t be great if it allows Russia to win a European war
The largest land war in Europe since World War II is complicated in many regards, but the American public’s attitude about it should be very ...
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KU flips running back Thurman from Notre Dame
Fresh off a big win on the gridiron Saturday night, the Kansas football team posted another significant victory on Monday morning, this time on ...
With 10-year tax abatement now expired, KU looking for new deal to make Rock Chalk Park tax exempt
KU considering $100M in new debt to build student housing facility or to purchase private apartment complex
There are signs that the University of Kansas is getting more serious about building a new dormitory to help serve student enrollment that has ...
Douglas County Election Office unable to count 300 ballots from voters registered in other counties in general election
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Douglas County judge won’t allow key evidence in man’s shooting trial as sanction for state’s violation of his rights
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LMH Health will soon drop Medicare Advantage plans from Aetna and Humana, and about 4,000 patients are caught in the middle
With 10-year tax abatement now expired, KU looking for new deal to make Rock Chalk Park tax exempt
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Organizer for group wanting to preserve pool as is asks for citizen oversight committee
Affordable Housing Advisory Board recommends that 9 Lawrence projects receive funding from housing trust fund
