Double homicide trial delayed again in Lawrence
Rodney Ericson Marshall, 54, of Lawrence, faces two counts of first degree murder in the July 31, 2022 shootings at 15 Tennessee St and 325 Northwood Lane. His defense seeks time for a medical expert. Judge Amy Hanley grants a six month delay, with Marshall remains in Douglas County Jail on a 1.5 million bond.
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Scouts Find Douglas County Camp Bromelsick Vandalized
Boy Scouts arriving for a campout found Camp Bromelsick in disarray in Douglas County. A work shed was emptied of thousands of dollars in equipment and nearby trees were cut down, described as a Grinch-like scene by Camp Bromelsick Foundation official Michael Riling.
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Planning commissioner runs for Lawrence City Commission
Lawrence planning commissioner Gary Rexroad announced his candidacy for the City Commission. Rexroad, retired from Microsoft for three years, was appointed to the Planning Commission in 2021 and helped develop Lawrence's Land Development Code approved by the City Commission in November last year.
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KU student crowned Miss Wheelchair Kansas 2025
Autumn Bertels of Nortonville was crowned Miss Wheelchair Kansas 2025 during the organization's 20th anniversary celebration in Lawrence on March 16. Contestants Magda Carlos Trevino of Olathe and Jessica Soderlund of Beloit were also recognized at the ceremony.
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Competency hearing set for Lawrence school speech pathologist
A Douglas County judge ordered a competency evaluation and hearing for Mark E. Gridley, a former Prairie Park Elementary speech pathologist accused of aggravated indecent liberties with a child and kidnapping. The case involves alleged abuse of eight children aged 6 to 11 during alleged speech therapy tests. Judge Amy Hanley scheduled the competency hearing for May 8. Gridley is jailed on a 15 million dollar bond.
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