Security hole found in Topeka vehicle registration system
The Kansas Department of Revenue reviews the iKan online vehicle registration system after a Reddit post described a flaw where altering a PIN by one digit could display another person’s vehicle and insurance data. The agency says no protected information is exposed. only the tag number, insurance company, and policy number may appear.
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Trooper earns Valor Award for rescuing man from burning truck
Kansas Highway Patrol trooper Raul Carrillo received a Governor's Award for Valor for saving a man from a burning semitrailer loaded with diesel fuel after a February 21 rollover on the Kansas Turnpike in Butler County.
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Lawrence School Safety Ranking Sparks Budget Debate
Lawrence Public Schools leaders say safety remains a priority despite a report that shows low budgeting priority for adding school resource officers. Interim Superintendent Anna Stubblefield notes SROs could be funded by grants, seeding potential district and state support amid broader Parkland era safety talks.
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Man Convicted of Online Solicitation of a Child
A Douglas County jury found 38 year old Michael L Henderson guilty of electronic solicitation of a child after he pursued sex with a person he believed to be a 14 year old girl via hundreds of emails. A deputy posed as Heather Johnson and Henderson arrived with condoms at the meeting point. He faces up to 20 years in prison with sentencing set for May 17.
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Downtown Lawrence pilots recycling program aims for 8 percent
City proposes two pilot areas in downtown and southern Lawrence. Downtown reached the 8 percent participation threshold with 19 businesses signed up, though more will join. The program uses 95 gallon carts at about 130 dollars monthly for daily pickups six days a week, with additional carts costing 66 dollars.
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