Pathologist says Brown may have had hands raised when shot
In Ferguson Missouri an 18 year old Michael Brown was fatally shot by police. A pathologist hired by his family said Brown likely had his right arm wounded while his hands may have been raised or his back turned. The independent autopsy found Brown was shot at least six times including twice in the head. Federal investigators and Obama administration officials weighed in as Nixon lifted a curfew and National Guard units were deployed amid ongoing protests.
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Topeka police hunt two men after motel carjacking
Police in Topeka seek two men after a woman reports being whipped with a public safety item and carjacked outside a Trav eler's Inn motel. The victim's maroon 2004 Chrysler Pacifica with Kansas plates 406 GGZ was stolen. injuries were not life threatening.
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Park ranger: Man saved by fishermen
Kansas park ranger says two fishermen rescued a man who accidentally drove into Cheney Reservoir in Cheney State Park on Saturday night. Ranger Mike Satterlee told KWCH TV the driver became stranded after the vehicle went off the ramp and into the water.
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Police: Man bound robbed in home in Wichita
Wichita police report a 46 year old man was bound and robbed in his West Wichita residence after leaving door unlocked. Two unknown men entered while he slept on the couch. one carried a gun and the other a hammer. They bound his ankles and wrists and took undisclosed items from the vehicle and home. No injuries were reported.
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Wichita State considers 20-year campus expansion plan
Wichita State University is weighing a 20-year multimillion-dollar plan to add up to 20 new buildings and expand the campus by about 50 percent. The project would cost hundreds of millions, funded largely by private donations and some state funds. The first phase includes a $43 million Experiential Building and a $70 million business school and Innovation Center, plus residences, a hotel, and senior living on campus. President John Bardo outlined the plan to the Kansas Board of Regents and met with faculty. He aims to break ground in January on an experiential engineering building with labs and partners, featuring high tech equipment. State Rep. Gene Suellentrop said funds are tight but the model has worked elsewhere.
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Lawrence district expands iPad program for students and teachers
Lawrence schools approve purchase of 125 iPads per middle school and 600 for K-12 blended classrooms bringing total district iPads to 1,100. Tablets enable students to become content creators and support online programs like Blackboard OneDrive and eBackpack for home and school access. The district plans a new website launch Oct. 31 to boost community engagement and provide personalized dashboards for families.
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