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1 week ago | 
www2.ljworld.com | Kim Callahan
A class action complaint has been filed against the University of Kansas Health System and LMH Health by patients alleging that their personal information, including nude medical photos, was improperly accessed by a physical therapist who had no connection to the patients’ cases.
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1 week ago | 
www2.ljworld.com | Kim Callahan
There’s nothing like a farmers market to get people out of bed early on a weekend, and that’s especially true of the first market of the season. On Saturday, hundreds of people, many with strollers and dogs in tow, swarmed the Downtown Lawrence Farmers Market on its opening day, beginning less than an hour after sunrise — shopping for vegetables, eggs, plants, meats, flowers, soaps and more, or just enjoying the people watching with a cup of coffee, breakfast burrito or fresh pastry.
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2 weeks ago | 
www2.ljworld.com | Kim Callahan
During a field trip last week a child in the care of a Lawrence day care center was left locked in a van for “an extended period of time.”Hilltop Child Development Center at the University of Kansas called the incident “regrettable” in a message to parents Friday that was obtained by the Journal-World.
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3 weeks ago | 
www2.ljworld.com | Kim Callahan
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3 weeks ago | 
www2.ljworld.com | Kim Callahan
A conservative Christian activist known for her fierce opposition to transgender girls and women competing in female sports is scheduled to speak at the University of Kansas on Wednesday. Protesters have already vowed to show up for the event where 24-year-old Riley Gaines will appear. Gaines, a former Division 1 college swimmer, has made a name for herself campaigning against trans females in athletics and in women’s spaces. West Virginia’s recently enacted “Riley Gaines Act” is named for her.
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3 weeks ago | 
businesswire.com | Kim Callahan
HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Camden Property Trust (NYSE:CPT) (the “Company”) announced today that its first quarter 2025 earnings will be released after the market closes on Thursday, May 1, 2025. Management will host a conference call on the following day, Friday, May 2, 2025, at 10:00 AM Central Time.
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3 weeks ago | 
www2.ljworld.com | Kim Callahan
A Lawrence man was convicted Tuesday of one count of attempted rape after pleading no contest in a deal with the Douglas County district attorney, who agreed to drop more serious charges. The defendant, Lance Yoder, walked out of Judge Sally Pokorny’s courtroom on his own recognizance Tuesday, though a felon, and is scheduled to return in two months for sentencing by a different judge.
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4 weeks ago | 
www2.ljworld.com | Kim Callahan
A federal court has thrown out a lawsuit by a man who claimed that Lawrence police violated his civil rights when they arrested him two years ago at the scene of an armed stand-off. Judge Daniel Crabtree, in an order filed Wednesday, ruled that four officers acted reasonably in May 2023 when they removed “citizen journalist” Michael Eravi from the scene in the 1900 block of Heatherwood Drive, where an armed man was holed up in a residence.
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1 month ago | 
www2.ljworld.com | Kim Callahan
A Douglas County judge on Wednesday ordered a competency evaluation and hearing for a defendant accused of child sex crimes at a Lawrence elementary school. The evaluation — to determine whether Mark E. Gridley, 61, is able to understand the proceedings against him and to participate in his own defense — was requested by Gridley’s attorney, Vanessa Riebli, and the state did not object.
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1 month ago | 
www2.ljworld.com | Kim Callahan
The defense attorney for a speech pathologist who’s accused of sexually molesting multiple elementary students is asking a Douglas County judge to order a competency evaluation for the defendant. The attorney, Vanessa Riebli, wrote in a motion filed earlier this month that the competency evaluation would determine whether Mark E. Gridley, 61, is able to understand the proceedings against him and to participate in his own defense.
