Fixed time traffic light at 14th turns red without cause
A reader reports a northbound light at Kentucky 14th Street turning red with no east or west traffic present. The intersection has used fixed time signals for over a decade, raising questions about timing and operation. Contact info provided for inquiries.
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14Th Street
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Should downtown Lawrence be a cultural district
Readers weigh in on the idea of designating downtown Lawrence as a cultural district. Massachusetts Street residents from Karista in Kansas City and Alycia Futrelle of Henry's Coffee Shop offer mixed views, noting grant money potential and lack of negatives.
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City Commission
Alex Mass
Karista
Kansas City
Alycia Futrelle
Henry
KU student charged in campus dorm sexual assault case
A 20 year old Kansas University student faced aggravated sexual battery and aggravated burglary charges after an alleged weekend assault in Oliver Hall. He was jailed after Monday arrest, appeared in court by video, with bond set at 20000 dollars and a court date set for February 11. Separately a high speed pursuit on U S Highway 24 ended with a burning truck northeast of Perry and the driver, Kyle E Pearson, 26, in Jefferson County Jail on suspicion of aggravated assault.
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KU Public Safety
Schuyler Bailey
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James George
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Local Birth Announcements From Eudora Lawrence and Lecompton
Marcellus Jones III and Sherrekhan Jones in Eudora welcomed a girl on Tuesday. Angela Reilly Harden and Matthew Harden in Lawrence welcomed a boy on Tuesday. Austin Kelley and Al Stansell in Lecompton welcomed a boy on Tuesday.
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Sherrekhan Jones
Eudora
Angela Reilly Harden
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al Stansell
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Brownback tax plan faces pushback from Realtors
Kansas lawmakers weigh Brownback proposals to cut income tax and drop two homeowner tax breaks while preserving others. The House-Senate dispute centers on mortgage and property tax deductions with Realtors warning the agenda delays balance and rallying support to save both breaks. About 372000 filers claim property tax deduction and 315000 claim mortgage interest. Revenue officials say goal is a glide path to zero over five years amid budget stabilization.
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