Jury finds man guilty of raping woman 8 years ago as she slept, rejecting 'sexsomnia' defense
Updated at 4:38 p.m. Thursday, May 15 A Douglas County jury on Thursday found a man guilty of raping a woman eight years ago when the two were guests at a Lawrence home during KU’s graduation weekend. The woman testified that Reston Phillips, then 22, raped her on May 14, 2017, as she slept ...
Tour the latest eco-friendly house by KU architecture’s Studio 804 students on Saturday
Lawrence man once given a 2nd chance at life spent it committing new crimes ahead of new prison sentence
A Lawrence man who once was given a reprieve amid a 26-year prison sentence spent the next decade committing new crimes and has now been ...
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Local high school prospect Allen commits to KU men’s basketball
The Kansas men’s basketball team on Friday afternoon received a new high school commitment from a familiar source. Corbin Allen, a 6-foot-6 ...
As KU Gateway project takes shape, county leaders want emergency services to be part of the conversation
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The University of Kansas is advancing a roughly $300 million redevelopment project centered around its football stadium, and Douglas County ...
KU business school chooses one of its longtime faculty members to be its next dean
Tour the latest eco-friendly house by KU architecture’s Studio 804 students on Saturday
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Jury finds man guilty of raping woman 8 years ago as she slept, rejecting ‘sexsomnia’ defense
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As KU Gateway project takes shape, county leaders want emergency services to be part of the conversation
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