Thousands join peaceful protest in Lawrence city march
Thousands turned out Sunday for a peaceful Lawrence protest following the death of a black man during a Minneapolis arrest. Organizers said turnout exceeded expectations as demonstrations spread nationwide after George Floyd's death and the firing of Derek Chauvin and three officers. The Lawrence march began around 8 p.m. Sunday with no clashes reported.
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Kelly urges Kansas to reflect on racism and equity
Governor Laura Kelly called on Kansas to use the period of unrest over racial inequality and police brutality to consider how state operations can be more equitable for all citizens. The statement was released amid nationwide protests and ongoing discussions about systemic racism.
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Missing police data concerns city leaders
Lawrence city leaders voiced concern over yearly reports missing from the police department while Douglas County officials said they have sufficient information about the sheriff's office from other sources. The Journal-World reported May 17 on the issue.
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County official says finances secure amid pandemic
Douglas County faces potential revenue hits from the coronavirus downturn but retains cash reserves to cover the current budget year. County official Dylan Lysen notes the fiscal cushion should help maintain essential services despite the economic strain.
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