Suspended Officers Named In Kansas Ticket Scandal
Lawrence city officials have suspended two police officers over an FBI investigation into the dismissal of traffic tickets in exchange for Kansas University basketball tickets. The city attorney said identities will be reported to parties entitled to information, noting it is a personnel matter. No criminal charges were filed.
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Inside KU Faces Stingy Texas Tech Defense
The Jayhawks meet Texas Tech at Allen Fieldhouse at 7 with Tech’s defense restricting the last two opponents to under 50 points.
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Kochs say they have received death threats and hate messages
Billionaire Charles Koch reports he and his brother have been subjected to death threats and hostile messages in recent months as they fund conservative causes and political campaigns. The remarks come as opponents scrutinize their political influence and funding.
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Obama hails bipartisan payroll tax cut extension
President Barack Obama praised Congress for approving a Social Security payroll tax cut extension for 160 million workers and renewing unemployment benefits for millions, calling it a strong example of focusing on the right thing rather than politics.
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Local remodel duo give modern twist to older homes
Coming Sunday we introduce a couple of local home remodelers who bring fresh design to classic houses. The feature highlights their approach, notable projects, and the appeal of updating period properties with contemporary finishes. Their work blends heritage charm with current aesthetic trends and practical updates.
Musicians Bring Mardi Gras Cheer to Downtown Parade
Lawrence musicians answer a Friday night call for a downtown Mardi Gras parade now in its fifth year. The group gathers near Lith and Massachusetts around noon, then moves to Free State Brewery to take over.
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Kobach immigration bills stall in Kansas legislature
Kansas lawmakers indicate Kobach backed immigration bills are probably dead after four days of hearings. Senate leader Morris and House Speaker O Neal say there is limited Senate support and concerns about legal risk. Some prefer a bill using E Verify for government workers, while others warn of racial profiling and safety impacts.
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Ford CEO Alan Mulally to keynote KU commencement
Kansas University names Ford Motor Company chief Alan Mulally as the featured speaker for the 140th commencement on May 13, breaking a tradition of chancellors delivering the address. Mulally, KU alumnus with degrees in aerospace engineering and a master's, joins four honorary degree recipients including Sheila Bair, Robert Dole, and Kirke Mechem.
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Higher education reporter contact line
Higher education reporter Andy Hyland can be reached at 832-6388. Follow him at Twitter com LJW KU.
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