Man accused of molesting girls at sleepovers found guilty on two counts
Updated at 6:02 p.m., Wednesday, July 15, 2026. A Lawrence father of four accused of sexually abusing two girls during sleepovers at his home years ago was convicted Wednesday on two of three counts. Jordey M. McTaggart was found guilty on one count of aggravated indecent liberties with a ...
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It’s been clear that this summer Lawrence has been having a moment. As the Journal-World reported, Lawrence was recently named one of the top ...
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Douglas County commissioners to weigh findings from a consultant’s review of the county’s zoning and subdivision regulations
County leaders lean towards a property tax rate reduction next year; plan to exceed the revenue neutral rate
Updated at 4:13 p.m., Tuesday, July 14, 2026 Douglas County commissioners are finalizing their budget decisions for 2027, and following ...
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2 teens testify that a Lawrence father abused them years ago at sleepovers
Man accused of molesting girls at sleepovers found guilty on two counts
State says defendant sexually abused kids at sleepover; defense says it never happened; a jury is hearing evidence this week
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Douglas County commissioners to weigh findings from a consultant’s review of the county’s zoning and subdivision regulations
County leaders lean towards a property tax rate reduction next year; plan to exceed the revenue neutral rate
