Interfaith vigil in Orlando honors victims of nightclub shooting
More than 100 people gathered Wednesday night for an interfaith vigil at South Park to mourn the 49 victims of the Orlando nightclub mass shooting and urge unity against hate. Speakers from varied faiths emphasized that hate is widespread and that love and inclusion must prevail beyond any one location.
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Regents Approve 4.9 to 6 Percent Tuition Hike in Kansas
Kansas Board of Regents proposes tuition increases between 4.9 percent and 6 percent for state universities next year. At KU undergraduates face about a 5 percent rise to roughly 12,965 dollars plus fees for 2016 17, with figures noting interim costs and state budget pressures. Regents emphasize balancing university needs with student affordability amid cuts.
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Douglas County to add 850 voters blocked for citizenship proof
Douglas County Clerk Jamie Shew said 850 residents who registered at a motor vehicle office without proof of U.S. citizenship will have their registrations activated to vote in federal races only in the Aug. 2 primaries. It is unclear how many live at the address on file, and the federal races involve Senate primaries between incumbent Jerry Moran and DJ Smith.
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Nurse testifies in Haskell rape trial details found
Nurse Elaine Swisher testified at the Haskell rape case that she examined the alleged victim on November 15, 2014 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and found discoloration on the neck, arms, and thigh with fresh blood and abrasions noted during the pelvic exam.
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Danger heat advisory for Douglas County issued by NWS
The National Weather Service warns heat index values may reach 103 to 110 degrees this afternoon. A heat advisory is in effect for Douglas County, signaling dangerous heat conditions and the need for caution and hydration.
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