Overland Park memorial voices unity after Kansas City hate killings
Attorney General Holder called hate crimes an affront as he joined Gov. Brownback and faith leaders at an interfaith service at the Jewish Community Center in Overland Park. Three Christians, including a grandfather and his grandson, were killed in shootings linked to a white supremacist. Cross, also known as Frazier Glenn Miller, faces capital murder charges in Kansas with federal prosecutors weighing hate crime charges. his prior testimony tied to a long history with white supremacist groups.
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Kansas Turnpike death on I-635 off ramp
A 52-year-old woman Deborah Lynn Kloster died after she deliberately exited a moving pickup on an I-635 off ramp in Kansas City Kansas. She was run over by a tire. the 71-year-old driver, also from Kansas City Kansas, was not hurt. Home town not known.
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Kansas Patrol chases 65 miles ends with arrest near Wilson
Kansas Highway Patrol pursued a van speeding on Interstate 70 near Solomon in Dickinson County for about 65 miles into Russell County, where troopers halted the stolen vehicle five miles west of the Wilson exit. The driver was subdued with a stun gun and arrested.
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Trial moves on as judge allows FBI delay in Grey case
In a Wednesday hearing District Judge Michael Malone denied several defense motions to dismiss the case against Grey led by Angela Keck and Brandon Smith. The defense argued a decade long delay violated due process and impeded defense. The judge ruled FBI testimony explained the 10 year gap and that improved tech caused the later match. He noted the hunting of a clothing item was mishandled but said none of Kemple’s actions damaged evidence. Final pretrial conference set for Friday.
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Brown v Board blueprint still guides but racial gaps persist
Panelists cited Brown v Board as a landmark guiding justice while noting ongoing segregation in schools and a widening wealth gap. Northwestern sociologist Laura Nielsen and KU scholars highlighted blocked upward mobility, discriminatory policing, and asset disparities that hinder civil rights progress. Reporter Ben Anglesbee.
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