There were so many questions surrounding Nick Rice’s death in Lawrence in July 1970, but most local media failed to ask them. Instead, false narratives were allowed to thrive.
Ken Lassman
There’s been lots of publicity about 17-year cicadas in the Northeast U.S. emerging this year, but the local “Kansas” Brood IV emerged in 2015 and won’t reappear again until 2032.
Tom Harper/@lawrencemodern
Tom Harper, of Lawrence, attended the open house Saturday for Monarch Village at the Lawrence […]
Noah Taborda/Kansas Reflector
The Wellsville Board of Education ordered Rep. Mark Samsel to serve a one-year ban on entering school property or attending district events in response to his strange and allegedly violent conduct while working last month as a substitute teacher.
August Rudisell/@KsScanner
August Rudisell, of Lawrence, submitted this photo to the Times Saturday night. Z & M Twisted Vines Vineyard hosted “Twisted Flying” on Friday and Saturday nights.
Nick Rice was shot and killed in the 1200 block of Oread Avenue on the night of July 20, 1970 — an innocent bystander in a crowd of more than 150 protesters. These key figures were involved in Nick’s life, his death, and the subsequent investigation.
Olivia Schwyhart/andromeda.beans on Instagram
Andromeda’s kittens at 6 weeks old: Their personalities are getting as big as they are, and they get their very own room.
Tim Carpenter/Kansas Reflector
Genesis Health Clubs Management Inc. was fined $15,000 for violating the Kansas No-Call Act, the Attorney General’s office announced on Friday.
August Rudisell/@KsScanner
A Lawrence family is facing harassment and discrimination, illustrated well by the vandalism of both their Black Lives Matter flag and their rainbow flag. The situation has escalated to the point that they’re living in fear.
Sherman Smith/Kansas Reflector
A new law now in effect gives Kansans with suspended driver’s licenses a clearer avenue to get back on the road.
