Man charged after chase ends with scoreboard crash
Alonzo L. Timley, 28, of Topeka, faces felony cocaine with intent to distribute and fleeing police charges, plus misdemeanor leaving the scene of an accident and reckless driving, after a Tuesday incident that began with a traffic stop, led to a crash through a red light, then into a baseball scoreboard at Holcom Park. Timley, recently with prior federal prison terms for weapons and gang restrictions, was arrested nearby and appeared in Douglas County court.
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St Patrick's Day Parade draws large crowd and riders
The 31st annual St Patrick's Day Parade in North Lawrence starts 1 p.m. at the 1th and Massachusetts streets route along Massachusetts Street to Locust Street, with about 90 minutes of parade, free parking near Locust Street grain elevators, and an Irish Mile Race at 12:30 p.m. prior to the parade. Co chair Kay Traver says 100 entries typical, weather forecast favorable, and spring break overlaps may boost attendance.
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Kansas Senate advances two criminal justice reform bills
Kansas Senate Judiciary Committee moved two bills toward floor action on Wednesday. One would compensate the wrongly convicted, while the other would require greater public disclosure of police body camera video. The measures, previously passed by the House, face possible conference committee negotiations after committee amendments. The compensation bill was requested by groups including the Innocence Project, which helped exonerate Lamonte McIntyre after 23 years in prison and Floyd Bledsoe after 15 years for a 1999 Jefferson County murder.
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Kansas Senate advances campus free speech protections
The Kansas Senate moved Senate Bill 340 toward a final vote, aiming to restrict campus speech limits and end free speech zones on state colleges and universities. Proponents cite protecting taxpayer funded campuses, while supporters from conservative groups argue broad speaker invitations are often protested or curtailed.
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Topeka
Kansas Senate
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