Arabella Gipp wins third Youth of the Year honor
Arabella Gipp, a Lawrence High School senior, was named the 2025 Youth of the Year by the Boys and Girls Club of Lawrence at the Lied Center ceremony. Five candidates spoke about leadership, service, academics, and healthy living. Gipp plans to study graphic design at Johnson County Community College and pursue digital media.
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Lawrence attorney among three nominees for Kansas Court of Appeals
Lawrence resident Meryl Carver-Allmond is named a nominee for the Kansas Court of Appeals vacancy created by Judge Henry Green’s retirement. Gov. Laura Kelly will appoint one of three nominees, with Senate confirmation forthcoming, alongside Randall L. Hodgkinson of Topeka and Lori Bolton-Fleming of Pittsburgh.
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Roommate altercation with knife at KU Templin Hall
A woman was arrested Thursday by University of Kansas police on suspicion of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon after an incident in Templin Hall.
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Knife attack prompts arrest after dorm room altercation
EU Deputy Chief James Druen said officers responded shortly before 5:30 p.m. to Templin Residence Hall on Engel Road after a roommates dispute. Investigators determined an aggravated assault with a knife occurred. the 18 year old suspect from Olathe was booked into Douglas County Jail, with no charges filed Friday morning.
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Topeka man pleads to sexually motivated aggravated battery
A Topeka man originally charged with rape pleaded guilty in Douglas County District Court to two counts of sexually motivated aggravated battery. Daniel James Garcia-Hernandez, 23, faced possible rape conviction and up to 12 years, but agreed to about three years and register as a sex offender. Sentencing set for March 3. bond is $75,000.
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