Suspect sought after 18 year old killed by gunshot
Lawrence police seek help locating 21 year old Dawson Paine after 18 year old Davin Kerr died from a gunshot wound in the 2900 block of Crestline Drive. Kerr was taken to a Kansas City trauma center and died of his injuries. Police say Kerr and Paine knew each other and were together socially last night. Citizens urged to call 911 or Crime Stoppers with information. Paine is armed and dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Crestline Drive
Davin Gregory Kerr
Kansas City-area
Dawson Edward
Paine
LMH Health Foundation names Community Caring Award winners
The LMH Health Foundation awarded its 17th Elizabeth Watkins Community Caring Award to four honorees Becki Dick Michael Miller Shari Raybern and John Spurgeon for long term service to LMH Health and community health care Becki Dick and her husband Gary have supported cancer center expansion the Help Healing Fund West Campus and patient centered technology Michael Miller has 6000 hours of volunteer work and mentors volunteers Shari Raybern a cancer survivor volunteers at the Cancer Center and trains new helpers John Spurgeon has 1500 hours of service and helped expand the Cancer Center while continuing on the finance committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LMH Health Foundation
Elizabeth Watkins
LMH
Becki Dick
Gary
Douglas County
Baldwin City
LMH Health
Foundation
Help
Michael Miller
Miller
Pat
Shari Raybern
LMH Health Cancer Center
Raybern
Cancer Center
LMH Health Volunteers
John Spurgeon
Spurgeon
Karla
Judge sentences Baldwin City man to nearly five years
Douglas County judge sentences Matthew Thaine Lee, 59, after a case that began as a rape charge and led to a plea deal for aggravated battery. Lee pleaded guilty in September 2023 to aggravated battery stemming from February 2023 allegations of violent rape and assault that left the woman with vision loss and migraines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Matthew Thaine Lee
Baldwin City
Journal-World
Lee
Health department aligns guidance with CDC on respiratory viruses
Lawrence-Douglas County Public Health on Wednesday updated its guidance to mirror the CDC, advising people to stay home 24 hours after fever ends and to resume activities with precautions for five days. The update covers COVID 19 influenza and RSV and emphasizes hygiene, masking, distancing, fresh air, and testing. The alignment aims to simplify adoption while noting fewer hospitalizations and greater population immunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence-Douglas County
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
CDC
LDCPH
Douglas County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ljworld.com
Community Caring
Health Department
Austin Hornbostel
Ahornbostel
Stanley Steemer
Stanleysteemer.com
Ljworld
Lawrence Marketplace
120
East 9Th Street
Suite
Davidbrownlaw.com
LAW Office
David J. Brown
Meg
Massey Ferguson
Stair
Oiu
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!