Lawrence Almanac Animal 60 Minutes to Burn
Ultraviolet radiation risk in the Lawrence area is rated at 6 on a 1 to 10 scale for today. Sun exposure may cause skin and eye irritation. residents are advised to wear protective clothing and apply sunscreen during peak hours.
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Weather Key From ECOL Manet Ed
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West Nile cases rise to 15 in Kansas this year
Kansas health officials confirmed six more West Nile virus cases, bringing the total to 15 for the year. The new cases span August and September, with victims aged 27 to 83 across Reno Clay Piper Ellis and other counties. all have survived. We report 793 horses and mules, 170 birds and 21 mosquito pools tested positive this year.
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Police under fire as St. Louis shoots rise in 2002
Sgt. Gary Wiegert says St. Louis police face a surge in brazen shootings this year with nine officers wounded and more ambushes. Officers wear body armor after assaults, while new state data on vehicle stops and chase policies fuels fear and claims of crime-control backlash.
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Kansas City board finds deadly force policy needs no change
The Kansas City Board of Police Commissioners says the city policy on deadly force and training does not require major revisions after two fatal shootings within four days. After reviewing the policy, chair Stacey Daniels-Young said no trigger for board intervention was found, while specifics of the Nov. 1 and Nov. 15 shootings were not discussed.
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