Seized breeding operation dogs find help at humane society
Fifteen malnourished dogs from a southeast Kansas breeding operation were turned over to the Lawrence Humane Society after a Department of Agriculture inspection found 54 animals living in filth. The dogs undergo medical rehab and behavior assessments before adoption. The seizure included 44 dogs, two cats, and three kittens. five animals remained with the owner. The society, though not within Douglas County jurisdiction, offered support for life-saving care.
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Ex Riley County detective drops suit after firing
Former Riley County police detective Mark Bylkas has dropped the lawsuit he filed against the department and other officers last July. He alleged he was fired and falsely accused of a crime after reporting misconduct by colleagues. WIBW reports the suit was dismissed on Friday with no stated reason.
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Jenkins backs tax reform and opposes new gun laws
U S Representative Lynn Jenkins of Kansas urged a broad overhaul of the tax code to avert a financial collapse and said Congress should not consider new gun regulations. Speaking at a Lawrence Chamber event, she warned against inaction, calling the current tax system broken and saying the House will vote to extend existing income tax cuts for another year while reforms are crafted.
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NCI designation raises funding questions for KU system
Saturday column analyzes the National Cancer Institute designation awarded to Kansas University and questions how KU and the KU Medical Center will pay the ensuing bills. It notes the campus in Lawrence and the Kansas City medical school earned the status, the high costs ahead, and the need for private and state support to sustain core programs including Wichita and Salina projects while pursuing a comprehensive cancer center.
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