A story about the fussily curated world of online influencers could not be more 2024, but Lawrence author Amanda Sellet actually reached back 80 years — to a more black-and-white era, as it were — for the true inspiration for her latest novel.
Called “Hate to Fake It to You,” Sellet’s first book for adults is a modern adaptation of the 1945 Barbara Stanwyck film “Christmas in Connecticut,” a ...
Benjamin Kincaid doesn’t live here anymore, but when it was time for his baby’s first haircut, he headed straight to Lawrence.
Downtown barber Mike Amyx gave Benjamin his first haircut 35 years ago, an event memorialized with a fuzzy film snapshot in the family photo album. And last weekend he gave Benjamin’s 16-month-old son, Owen, his first haircut too — crisply memorialized in a multiphoto digital ...
Updated at 1:55 p.m. Tuesday, July 2
An attorney is asking a district court judge to sanction District Attorney Suzanne Valdez and others for claiming that a murder investigation had been reopened against a Lawrence woman, then later admitting in a deposition that no such investigation exists.
The “lie” about the investigation being reopened, as Bill Skepnek, the attorney for Carrody Buchhorn, has ...
The chairpersons of two U.S. House committees sent a letter Tuesday to the director of the Bureau of Indian Education expressing concern over the federal agency’s failure to address concerns of Haskell Indian Nations University students over a variety of issues at the Lawrence school, including allegations of sexual assault and other serious misconduct.
The letter notes that a congressional investigation is ...
The City of Lawrence has filed a lawsuit in Douglas County District Court against a local landlord on behalf of a prospective renter who was allegedly discriminated against based on source of income.
The city earlier this year approved a nondiscrimination ordinance that prevents landlords from refusing applications from tenants who receive rental assistance such as Section 8 housing vouchers and also makes it ...
Updated at 3:20 p.m. Friday, June 28, 2024
Nearly a week after her deputy abruptly departed her office, District Attorney Suzanne Valdez has not publicly commented on the reason for the departure or answered many questions related to the matter.
Deputy District Attorney Joshua Seiden, widely regarded as a top decision-maker in the DA’s office, abruptly left Valdez’s employ shortly after he was seen on ...
