KU ROTC crowns first female combat arms officer
Madeline Wilcox, a KU ROTC cadet from Leavenworth, becomes the universitys first female combat arms officer under the militarys new rules. A political science major, she will serve in field artillery, after the ban on women in combat was lifted.
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Family wins $10,000 from Radio Flyer
Lawrence residents Amare Overstake and family win a $10,000 prize from Radio Flyer after a playful moment when Amare commanded his mother to sit in a wagon. Reesa Allee and Tre Overstake capture the moment in a photo that led to the win.
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City employee remembered for civil rights work in Lawrence
Samuel Rebelio, longtime Lawrence director of human relations for 34 years, is remembered for resolving racial conflicts during turbulent times. He died May 1 at age. His early efforts helped guide Lawrence through civil rights challenges.
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Kobach backs Overland Park gun firm Minuteman Defense
Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach says his stake in Minuteman Defense stems from hunting and shooting interest not a bid to challenge federal gun laws. The firm plans AR style rifles for law enforcement and national sale, with production to start by year end in Kansas.
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