Judge unlikely to unseal juror questionnaires in Ottawa quadruple homicide case
Franklin County District Court Judge Eric Godderz expressed doubt on releasing jury questionnaires and sealing documents in the Kyle Flack case. Flack, 29, is charged with murder and rape in the 2013 Ottawa killings that left Kacie Bailey, her infant Lana Leigh, Andrew Stout, and Steven White dead. Prosecutors seek the death penalty. a June 30 motions hearing will consider the request amid concerns about pretrial prejudice and media impact.
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KU Students Pursue Trial To Release Professor Emails
KU students who paid 1800 for records about professor Art Hall tied to Koch Industries face a trial after Judge James McCabrin denied the request to apply Kansas Open Records Act. The dispute centers on Hall's status as a KU employee versus a private individual and funding sources for his Center for Applied Economics.
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Two adults and three children injured in Highway 40 crash
A crash on U S Highway 40 left two adults critically injured and three young children with minor injuries. The woman was airlifted to KU Hospital while the man went by ground to Stormont Vail. Authorities noted unclear cause and said responders arrived within minutes at the scene near the Kan sas historical marker. Names and exact relations were not released.
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City Commission backs tougher rules on economic incentives
A trio of April-elected commissioners Stuart Boley Matthew Herbert and Leslie Soden urge tighter standards for city tax rebates to hotels apartments and retail developments that fail to create substantial full-time jobs They call reexamining policy use of tools like Neighborhood Revitalization Act tax increment financing and related bonds a jobs focused shift to curb perceived fair share concerns.
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