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White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said Wednesday that President Obama called the president of Doctors Without Borders, as well as the Afghan president to express his condolences for the accidental bombing of a hospital in Kunduz, Afghanistan.
A 61-year-old Kansas Department of Corrections Inmate serving time in a Geary County rape case is up for possible parole and public comment sessions. Henry Swan was sentenced in 1993 in connection with the February 1992 offense and most recently has been serving his time at Hutchinson. Public Comment sessions are set for December 14th at Kansas City’s City Hall, December 16th at the Derby Police and Courts building, and the 18th at the Topeka Municipal Court House. Letters may also be sent to the Prisoner Review Board with the KDOC in Topeka. Swan’s parole hearing will be in January of…
A 61-year-old Kansas Department of Corrections Inmate serving time in a Geary County rape case is up for possible parole and public comment sessions. Henry Swan was sentenced in 1993 in connection with the February 1992 offense and most recently has been serving his time at Hutchinson. Public Comment sessions are set for December 14th at Kansas City’s City Hall, December 16th at the Derby Police and Courts building, and the 18th at the Topeka Municipal Court House. Letters may also be sent to the Prisoner Review Board with the KDOC in Topeka. Swan’s parole hearing will be in January of…
A 61-year-old Kansas Department of Corrections Inmate serving time in a Geary County rape case is up for possible parole and public comment sessions. Henry Swan was sentenced in 1993 in connection with the February 1992 offense and most recently has been serving his time at Hutchinson. Public Comment sessions are set for December 14th at Kansas City’s City Hall, December 16th at the Derby Police and Courts building, and the 18th at the Topeka Municipal Court House. Letters may also be sent to the Prisoner Review Board with the KDOC in Topeka. Swan’s parole hearing will be in January of…
A deceased woman found inside her car at Fort Riley Sept 22 has been positively identified by the Armed Forces Medical Examiner as Jessica Echevarria, the 29-year-old wife of a Fort Riley Soldier. Echevarria’s vehicle was located in a wooded area near Caisson Hill Road on post at approximately 6:05 p.m. that evening. An examination of the scene and vehicle indicates Echevarria was involved in a single-vehicle incident when she left the roadway and struck a tree, which resulted in her death. The vehicle was obstructed from view due to dense foliage. A soldier walking along the side of the road noticed something out of place, became suspicious…
Detectives with the Riley County Police Department are asking possible witnesses of a Monday night vehicle collision to contact them to help further a fatality collision investigation. If you were witness to the fatal vehicle wreck at approximately 7:15 PM in the 2400 block of Tuttle Creek Boulevard you’re asked to contact RCPD or Detective Joe Ehrlich with the Riley County Police Department Investigations Division. The Riley County Police Department can be reached at 537-2112. Detectives are also looking for witnesses who may have interacted with the driver of the 2001 Ford Ranger who stopped at the accident scene prior to…
Today’s guests on In Focus were: USD 383 School Board President Leah Fliter and Supt. Bob Shannon Asst. to the Dean of Agriculture at K-State Steven Graham on Cargill lecture and other items
Officers with the Riley County Police Department arrested Derek Shepard, 31, of Ogden, Kansas for the offense of aggravated battery. He was arrested in the 400 block of 15th Street in Ogden on October 6, 2015 at approximately 10:00 AM. Police made this arrest after responding to an incident that is domestic in nature and involved significant injury to a victim which was believed to be caused by striking with a closed fist. Shepard was given a bond of $10,000.00 and at the time of this report was confined at the Riley County Jail. Due to the nature of this…
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) The U.S. Supreme Court is preparing to consider reinstating death sentences for two brothers convicted of notorious multiple murders in Kansas in cases that roiled the state’s politics. The nation’s highest court is taking up cases of Jonathan and Reginald Carr, sentenced to lethal injection for four killings in Wichita in December 2000. The justices also planned to hear the case of Sidney Gleason, sentenced to die for the 2004 murder of a Great Bend woman and her boyfriend after she witnessed a robbery. The Kansas Supreme Court overturned death sentences in all three cases last year,…