Woman gets 162 months in federal prison for meth case
A 24 year old Anderson County woman Tracy Rockers of Greeley received 162 months in federal prison after pleading guilty to conspiracy and being present at a Eudora home where traffickers killed Gregory Price over unsettled drug debts in December 2010. Price was disposed of in a refrigerator and found in April 2012. Co defendants Michael C Quick and Jordan R Noble received 20 years and five years respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson County
Eudora
Tracy Rockers
Gree
Gardner
Johnson
de Soto
Michael C. Quick
Jordan R. Noble
Struggle with gun leads to arrest in Lawrence
A neighbor dispute over a handgun ended with police arresting 31 year old Mark A. Gann after 11 p.m. on suspicion of aggravated assault and endangering a child. Officers found two children left unattended and multiple loaded weapons at the scene following a disturbance report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mark A. Gann
Man on Graystone Drive accused after loaded gun incident
Law rence Police report a man on Graystone Drive returned with a handgun after being asked to leave a neighbor's porch. He waved the weapon and threatened to shoot as he tried to load a magazine while a struggle left a chair broken. A victim subdued the suspect and secured the gun. Police found two children under 10 unattended with multiple loaded firearms in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graystone Drive
Trent Mckinley
Lawrence
Gann
McKinley
Lawrence police shooting near Kasold Drive
Police spokesman Sgt Trent McKinley said an officer shot an armed man during a confrontation at 1103 Kasold Drive after a report of shots near Harvard Road and Kasold Drive. Both officers were placed on paid leave, identities withheld, as investigators proceed with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trent McKinley
Lawrence
Harvard Road
Kasold Drive
McKinley
Marsha Mace
Wheat harvest under way amid rain delays in Kansas
Kansas farmers push to cut mature wheat as weekend storms threaten progress. USDA reports show 62 percent of wheat in poor to very poor condition statewide, with corn and soybeans faring better. Douglas County notes 60 percent mature. 9,400 acres harvested in 2013. Ben Anglesbee contributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Wheat
Agriculture Department
Kansas
NASS
Rick Miller
Johnson County
Miller
USDA
Kansas East Central District
Douglas County
Douglas
National Agricultural Statistics Service
Kansas voter citizenship proof law fuels campaign clash
Kansas politics heat up as Scott Morgan attacks Kobach over a 2013 proof of citizenship requirement for voter registration. The dispute centers on online form glitches, with officials noting delays from document uploads while noting the law targets first time registrants and differs for federal form users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kobach
Scott Morgan
Kansas
Seward County
Guymon
Okla
Secretary of State
Kansas Department of Revenue
Department of Revenue
Secretary of State’s
Grace Morgan
Bryan Caskey
Elec
Brennan Center For Justice
New York University School of Law
U.S
Kssos.org
U.S. House
Senate
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Stephen Montemayor
Smontemayor
Price
Edward Ortiz
Matt Gutierrez
Car Toyz
23Rd St
Zach Ortiz
Gutierrez
Ortiz
KU Hospital
Journal-World
Ben Anglesbee
Richard Gwin
Baldwin City
Republican
Trons
Brad Bryant
Jeannine Koranda
Tete
Uceuttep
Quality Structures, Inc
Qualitystructures.com
Life Wireless
Partnerships
Lifewireless
Ais
Arts & Craf
South Park
Mass
Kelly
Good Ole Boys
Duane Peterson
City of Lawrence Parks and Recreation
Keepfiveinkansas.com
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!