Jaeger seeks appeal overturning kidnapping conviction
Jaeger’s attorney urged the Kansas Court of Appeals to overturn a 2009 conviction for kidnapping aggravated battery and criminal threat in a Lawrence case. The defense argued the jury’s verdict was unreasonable given the circumstantial evidence, while state officials urged the panel to refrain from evaluating the trial’s credibility questions.
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Injured KU center backs in, fuels rivalry with Wildcats
After a neck injury in Saturday’s game against Oklahoma Jeremiah Hatch, KU’s senior center, was carted off on a stretcher and briefly felt numb, but he has returned to practice. His energy is rallying the team for the upcoming showdown with K-State this weekend.
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Queen Lizzy's Fish and Chip Shop Opens in Town
A new eatery on Tenth Street brings a dash of Britain to Lawrence offering pub style fare. The Queens Lizzy’s plans fried sausages and classic fish and chips to diners seeking a proper British meal in town.
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Kansas homeowners miss energy funds as business aid grows
Rep Annie Kuether of Topeka warns that a new allocation prioritizing business support shifts money away from Kansas homeowners intended for home energy efficiency upgrades. The critique highlights concern over who benefits from the policy changes and the impact on residents.
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Topeka
Kansas
County Officials Review FOP Firing Range Permit
County commissioners meet Thursday to review a permit request by the Fraternal Order of Police for a new firing range. The hearing outlines location, safety measures, and regulatory compliance with local zoning rules.
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Tech upgrade to interrupt DMV service in December
Douglas County and state offices will close December 1 through December 5 to convert 6.8 million data files into a new 40 million dollar computer system. During the boot up period, licenses, registrations, titles and other vehicle transactions will be unavailable. Plan ahead and come in early to complete business before the outage. The closure covers DMV offices, including North Lawrence, and county treasurer offices statewide through December 6 or 7. Drivers with December license expirations, and late November registrants, should act now to avoid gaps.
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Wind energy growth in Kansas could slow on policy delays
Kansas aims to more than double wind output in 18 months with eight projects worth 2.7 billion dollars generating 1,388 megawatts, while federal tax credits create uncertainty. Svaty of The Wind Coalition notes strong momentum and new turbine component plants, but county official Liz Hendricks warns expansion limits in the Flint Hills area may curb Phase 2 and 3 projects despite local incentives.
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Kansas
Kimberly Swaty
Wind Coalition
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Elk County
Liz Hendricks
Caney River
Sam Brownback
Flint Hills
City Hall urges protesters to follow rules in Occupy Lawrence
Lawrence officials weigh how to handle about 30 protesters camping in South Park as the Occupy Lawrence permit expired. Mayor Cromwell said campers must follow city rules and camping in parks is prohibited without a permit. A dialogue to resolve the issue is planned, with days as a rough timeline. Sean Maupin thanked the city for its understanding and stressed the camp remains peaceful.
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