Police Shot During Downtown Traffic Stop in Lawrence
A traffic stop in downtown Lawrence escalated into an altercation on Tuesday afternoon. A man was shot and transported to a hospital in stable condition. Police Capt. Anthony Brixius described a struggle before officers requested assistance at 5:09 p.m.
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KU to cut 20 million from Lawrence campus budget
The University of Kansas on Tuesday announced a plan to trim 20 million dollars from the Lawrence campus budget for fiscal year 2019, a 5.9 percent reduction across all departments including central administration. The cuts begin July 1, with interim provost Carl Lejner saying the move prioritizes students, staff and faculty and aims to keep tuition increases low and return to annual merit raises.
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After fire at library K State gets help from KU
A fire caused smoke and water damage to Hale Library at Kansas State University. The event disrupted information technology infrastructure, and University of Kansas officials stepped in to assist in restoring systems and data recovery.
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KU Students condemn Kobach over in state tuition stance
Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach faces student backlash at the University of Kansas after he tweeted that in state tuition should end for undocumented students if he becomes governor. KU student groups allege his remarks promote xenophobia and discrimination against DACA recipients and undocumented residents.
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