Pathologist whose report led to Valdez dropping murder case testifies that baby died of natural causes, not abuse
Nine-month-old Oliver "Ollie" Ortiz died of natural causes, not child abuse: That's what a forensic pathologist hired by the Douglas County District Attorney's Office said almost three years ago, and that's what she said again in testimony Tuesday — in the process, heaping implicit scorn on ...
Kansas officials pressure Trump administration to keep SNAP funded during shutdown
20-year-old to serve more than 10 years in prison after stabbing homeless woman
A man who was accused of repeatedly stabbing a homeless woman in the head with a knife last spring was sentenced on Wednesday to more than 10 ...
KU takes care of business without Peterson in exhibition finale against Fort Hays State
Council shines without Peterson, but KU will need more offensive contributions elsewhere
Fifth-year senior guard Melvin Council Jr. took the lead for Kansas’ offense on Tuesday night in the absence of star guard Darryn Peterson, and ...
Douglas County recognized for achieving ‘by-name’ data standard in tracking homelessness
After marathon meeting, Planning Commission recommends approval of New Boston Crossing developers’ changes to land use map
In a marathon meeting that included more than an hour of public comments, planning commissioners on Wednesday took a step requested by the ...
KU law school receives $1 million gift from area law firm; money to be used for scholarships
Dole Institute partners with National Council for History Education on $2.5 million federal grant to support history teachers
Girod says KU, higher education need to better understand details of proposed compact with federal government
One of Johnson County’s largest housing developers takes first step to develop 134 acres in Eudora
Downtown Lawrence’s Black Stag Brewery & Pub closes; plans for east side Casey’s moving forward
Girod says KU, higher education need to better understand details of proposed compact with federal government
After plea agreement, man who was originally charged with raping 9-year old is sentenced to probation — judge’s only option
Pathologist whose report led to Valdez dropping murder case testifies that baby died of natural causes, not abuse
Woman accused in 2016 day care death aims to prove her innocence as wrongful conviction trial gets underway
Lots of spooky stuff, markets, cinema, live theater and more events
During cold and flu season, youngest kids really are the germiest
Your latest prescription: Get outside
Dole Institute partners with National Council for History Education on $2.5 million federal grant to support history teachers
Theatre Lawrence to hold celebration of life Friday for actor killed in crash
Douglas County recognized for achieving ‘by-name’ data standard in tracking homelessness
