Mission suburb weighs ban on hand held phones
The Johnson County city of Mission Kansas considers an ordinance to ban handheld cell phones while driving with exceptions for hands free devices. Police could pull over drivers holding phones within about eight inches of their heads and council discussion may occur in November. Officials expect strong resident feedback as officials weigh safety concerns and potential life and property damage reductions.
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Derby football standout loses leg in crash
Colby Liston, a Derby High School football player and KU freshman, was seriously injured after being pinned between two vehicles in a crash in the 1600 block of Tennessee. Police suspect alcohol use by both drivers. blood tests are pending. Support pours in as the community rallies around Liston, who plans to pursue online classes and prosthetics with hopes of returning to KU sports.
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Lawrence
CrossFit fuels Carter Williams journey to Survivor
Carter Williams blends CrossFit with running from Biola to Solution 1 CrossFit and Boot Camp Fitness, earning NAIA steeplechase bids, joining Survivor after filming at Lake of the Forest Bonner Springs. His family, athletic ties, and Maranatha connections shape support as Jeff Probst hosts twists and a three tribe format.
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Sunday Poll on Kansas Public Radio Listenership
A Sunday poll reports 48 percent say yes they listen to Kansas Public Radio often, 31 percent never, and 19 percent sometimes.
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Drought Stings Kansas Crops Despite Rain Attempts
Farmers face ongoing drought with soybeans and corn under stress. Jim Neis near Eudora expects 10 to 15 bushels per acre on 1800 acres of beans while rain helps little. Lawrence collects 17.93 inches in 2012, well below average, and corn yields drop 15 percent from 2011. The Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service forecasts 31 percent fewer soybeans. Neil remains hopeful for relief next year.
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National Weather Service
Lawrence
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