LMH Health Reaches Agreement to Run Lawrence ER
LMH Health finalizes a three year contract with Lawrence Emergency Medicine Associates to provide physicians and other providers for the communitys only full service emergency department. SEMA doctors staff the ER while LMH Health employs nurses and support staff. A separate agreement moves inpatient hospitalists to become LMH Health employees.
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Hospital
LMH Health
Lawrence
Scott Robinson
Former KU football star Had earns Fred Ellsworth Medallion
John Hadl, a KU football legend and longtime Williams Education Fund leader, receives the Fred Ellsworth Medallion the KU Alumni Association’s top honor. Coach Bill Self praises Hadl for campus facility work and his welcoming spirit that inspires giving back to KU. Hadl, 80, rose to fame in the 1960s at Lawrence High and KU, holding records for 94 yard punt and long interception return until recently surpassed.
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John Hadl
University of Kansas
Kansas
Williams Education Fund
KU Alumni Association
Fred Ellsworth
Bill Self
Hadl
Anschutz
Wagnon
Ward
David Booth
Kansas Memorial Stadium
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Self
John
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Man gets 5 years for sexual abuse of two young girls
Brian M. Kennedy, 45, pleaded no contest to one count of aggravated battery and one count of attempted aggravated battery, both felonies. He was sentenced to 62 months in prison with three years of post release supervision and must register as a sex offender for 15 years. Victims were under 10 when abused at his Lawrence home between 2013 and 2014. Family members described lasting impact and condolences to the survivors.
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Brian M. Kennedy
Douglas County District Court
Stacey Donovan
Kennedy
Cathy Eaton
Lawrence
Reporter to give KU lecture on Civil Rights era killings
Jerry Mitchell, longtime civil rights investigator from the Clarion Ledger, discusses Race Against Time in a virtual Hall Center talk at the University of Kansas. He details reopening four high profile cases including Medgar Evers and the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing, noting four Klansmen were imprisoned.
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University of Kansas
Jerry Mitchell
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Medgar Evers
Vernon Dahmer
16Th Street Baptist Church
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Mississippi
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Hall Center
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Woman dies in I-70 crash near Lawrence in Leavenworth County
Topeka woman Danielle Wyatt, 26, killed when her Ford Taurus left I-70 near mile 209.2, rolled and landed on her after veering off the road before 2 a.m. Friday. Wyatt was not wearing a seat belt. A second fatal crash occurred later that day in Leavenworth County, a Tonganoxie man, 83, died at U.S. 24 and Stone Creek Drive.
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Topeka
Kansas Highway Patrol
Danielle Dolores Wyatt
Lawrence
Wyatt
Leavenworth
U.S. Highway 24
Stone Creek Drive
Tonganoxie
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