Lawrence Forecast Warns of Extreme Heat This Week
Matt Sayers reports that Sunday's heat peaks at 101 degrees under partly cloudy skies with southerly winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight's low near 79. Hot conditions continue across northeast Kansas through midweek with relief expected by Thursday.
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Thunderstorms scatter across East Coast and beyond
Weather outlook shows scattered thunderstorms across much of the East Coast from southern New England to the lower Mississippi Valley. Additional convection along a warm front affects parts of the Upper Midwest and the Southwest, with a few showers reaching the Pacific Northwest.
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Good Samaritan widow sues hospital over his death
Stephanie Sandgren, widow of Jonathan U, files a medical malpractice suit in Johnson County District Court against Overland Park Regional Medical Center and two doctors. She alleges negligent care after a purse snatching incident left U critically injured. the suit seeks unspecified damages.
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Wichita school reported two abuse alerts before arrest
Wichita AP report says Louver Tur e Elementary teachers notified Kansas SRS twice about suspected abuse of two girls, ages 6 and 7, from September to May before their father and stepmother were charged. Prosecutors allege 10 months of torture, beating, and neglect ending July 19, with the girls found starving and dehydrated in a Wichita basement. The Woods, Alex and Jennifer, face multiple felony counts and are jailed on bonds up to 100000. Police moved the girls to protective custody after SRS involvement and a follow up school visit was noted earlier in 2004-05.
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