Francisco exits secretary of state race to run for treasurer
Kansas State Senator Marci Francisco of Lawrence withdrew from the Democratic primary for secretary of state on Thursday and filed to run for state treasurer Challenging incumbent Jacob LaTurner Francisco noted her fiscal background and broad service in the Senate city government KU facilities planning and as a small business owner She raised 11900 in her year end report and remains the only Democrat officially filed in the treasurer race while Lawrence resident Brian McClendon is the other Democrat in the secretary of state contest
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KU student pleads to hacking grades at EU system
Sarja, a KU student during 2016 17, admitted using a keystroke logger to steal instructors' login details and alter about ten grades from F to A. He said he completed soph year and explained his motive to the judge. EU police and KU officials linked the breach to a broader disciplinary process begun in 2017.
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Mural honors Brown decision speaks to progress and division
NAACP regional director Kevin Myles and U.S. District Judge Julie Robinson led a ceremony for a mural commemorating Brown v. Board. Artist Michael Young described choosing a scene of protest and integration, noting both sides carried flags and the 1954 court ruling reshaped public education.
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City approves 350000 for bike and pedestrian projects
The plan funds bike boulevards on 21st Street and Lawrence Avenue to calm traffic with diverters and speed reductions. It also allocates 150000 for pedestrian projects including a flashing beacon at 16th Street and Haskell Avenue and sidewalk work on Michigan Street and West 27th Street. Additionally 100000 will fund new ADA compliant sidewalk ramps along Massachusetts Street to Burroughs Creek Trail under the city prioritization policy.
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Nine men face murder charges in Motel 6 shooting case
The case centers on a September 2, 2017, Motel 6 party in North Lawrence where Cameron Hooks was killed and two others injured during an armed robbery attempt. Defendants Tyrone Carvin Ramone Singleton and Shawn Smith face first degree murder and related charges as prosecutors seek testimony from witnesses. The trial was delayed due to pretrial testing and scheduling crowded court calendars as investigators work to locate a key witness.
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