Death of Michael J. Jamison 54 in Perry
Michael J. Jamison 54 of Perry died March 4 2024. A Celebration of Life will be held at the Brownstone Topeka on Tuesday March 12 2024 until 6 PM. Memorials may be directed to the Michael J. Jamison Scholarship at Denison State Bank Barnett Family Funeral Home site barnettfamilysh.com
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Parks Announces Ruiz as New City Leader in Lawrence
Ruiz, praised for collaboration with city leadership, will work with Parks, Recreation, Arts and Culture staff to benefit Lawrence residents and visitors. He has led operations and budgeting for Mesa facilities including the Mesa Convention Center and Dobson Ranch Golf Course, and previously ran arts venues in Tempe and Phoenix. Derek Rogers retired as last permanent director in 2023 with Lindsay Hart serving as interim since.
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Kansas surgeons appeal ruling on common knowledge exception
Organ Williams Davidson faced removal of a healthy organ and hospital charges after surgery. A Douglas County court granted summary judgment, but an appeals panel reversed, ruling the common knowledge exception allowed no expert testimony. The Kansas Supreme Court tied 3-3, sending the case back for reconsideration.
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Kansans protect abortion rights amid reporting bill clash
Kansas voters upheld abortion rights under the state constitution after a ballot question while lawmakers debate a reporting bill. Democrats slammed new data demands on abortion, citing privacy and gender fairness as Republicans push for more data to guide policy amid ongoing veto battles and anti-abortion lobbying.
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Trial witnesses discuss gunshot residue and suspects
In opening days of the trial Reed’s defense hints Owen Walker may share blame for the shooting. Lab tests show Walker negative for gunshot residue while Reed tests positive on hands and car. Investigators debate timing and transfer possibilities as KBI analysts link firearm to scene, and a teen girl testifies about lies and deleted messages. Reed remains jailed on a $500,000 bond as trial resumes Monday.
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