KU football freshman faces September DUI hearing
Kansas University freshman Benjamin Heeney, 19, a linebacker, pleaded not guilty to DUI and racing on a highway in Douglas County. A September 13 trial date is set. Heeney remains on the KU team per athletic staff.
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Woman charged in carjacking case in Douglas County
Douglas County prosecutors accuse 26 year old Lawrence woman Deondria L Smith of conspiring with Travis Brownlee and Charles Reed to rob a 28 year old man at gunpoint on July 23 in the 2500 block of Winterbrook Drive. Smith appeared in district court with bond set at 50000.
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Prosecutors seek to withdraw plea in Edwards case
Lawrence man Major Edwards fights prosecutors bid to undo a four year sentence reduction for his testimony against co defendant Darrell Jones in the 2006 Vital killing. Edwards argues he testified truthfully and should still get four years off. a hearing is set for October 12.
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Kansas University football player arrested for failing to appear
Deshaun Sands, 20, a KU sophomore running back, was arrested Saturday on an outstanding warrant for missing a June court date tied to an April misdemeanor disturbing the peace citation. He posted a $203 cash bond and was ordered to appear in Lawrence Municipal Court on August 30 after failing to appear for a June 21 hearing.
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District mulls advisory committees to aid budget and facilities planning
Volunteers from Kansas University and the local business community could join a Budget Advisory Committee and a Facilities Advisory Committee to assist district administrators. Board president Mark Bradford warned they may simply draft recommendations, while Rick Ingram urged broader input including student and teacher advisory groups and digital outreach to foster two way communication. The district aims to consolidate six elementary schools into three or four, a project linked to the Facility Vision Task Force, with goals to be approved by September.
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Cadaver-Based Model Aims to Aid Adolescent Scoliosis
Bio engineering student Erin Lewis, 24, of Fort Scott, works with fellow student Scoliosis on cadaver motion studies to develop an adolescent scoliosis model for device testing. They conduct tests in Learned Hall lab under Lisa Friis.
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White Owl escorted from KU campus
A 64 year old Lawrence man known as White Owl was escorted from the Kansas University campus Monday after noon. He was given notice to appear in municipal court for criminal trespass after being on campus on the first day of classes. Tucker had been banned in 2009 for five years amid prior legal issues including a 2009 theft case and a 2010 no contest plea to violating a protective order.
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Planned Parenthood challenges Kansas funding block in federal suit
Attorneys for Planned Parenthood of Kansas and Mid-Missouri seek a court order forcing Kansas to resume quarterly federal payments for non abortion services. The suit challenges a state budget provision blocking federal family planning dollars and asks for retroactive and ongoing funding, arguing the status quo must be maintained.
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