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Lawrence News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

The Daily News Now!

Hosted by Corey with the Story, Lawrence News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Lawrence—from local news and business to culture, sports, and community developments. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by AI for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network—bringing local news to every city in the world and keeping communities connected. Lawrence News Today is your

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1:39

City Targets Vacant Land for Affordable Housing |...

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2026/08/14

The city’s Affordable Housing Advisory Board is targeting underused land for new homes — including near Oak Hill Cemetery and the old Mississippi Street traffic control building — aiming to build affordable housing right where people already live, while navigating partnerships with parks departments and community needs.Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level

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1:42

Drunk Driver Pleads Guilty in Fatal Crash | Lawrence...

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2026/08/14

Zachary Odom, driving high on methadone, methamphetamine, and amphetamine, pleaded guilty to reckless murder and aggravated battery after a deadly head-on crash that killed Leonard Schupp and critically injured his teenage daughter — while Odom himself also suffered severe injuries. Surveillance footage showed him disoriented before getting behind the wheel, despite being in methadone treatment for two years. Prosecutors recommend 13 years for murder and 9 months for battery, to be served

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1:53

The Castle on Mass Reborn | Lawrence News

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2026/08/13

Lawrence’s historic castle-like tea room is getting a stunning revival—Jena Dick and Cory Lauridsen are turning it into “The Castle on Mass,” a dream wedding and event venue. After years of financial struggle and office conversions that dulled its charm, the 1894 landmark is being restored to its former glory with stained-glass windows, hand-carved wood, and cozy fireplaces. Plans include a tented courtyard for big events and private bridal suites inside. Community excitement is soaring, with a

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1:22

Not Guilty Plea in Deadly Lawrence Shooting |...

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2026/08/13

A 20-year-old man, Jaystyn James Curtiss, has pleaded not guilty to two counts of attempted first-degree murder and aggravated battery after allegedly shooting two people in May—and firing a weapon into an apartment that housed children. Arrested following a high-tech manhunt involving drones and K-9 units, he’s jailed on a $200K bond. With a history of legal trouble dating back six years, Curtiss insists he’s innocent as his trial is set for November 30th—setting the stage for a high-stakes

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1:38

Kansas Stands Firm on Vaccine Schedule | Lawrence News

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2026/08/13

Kansas is standing firm against President Trump’s vaccine policy, rejecting his executive order to split the MMR shot and stagger immunizations — a move that contradicts available medical science. The state’s health department insists on following trusted guidelines from major health organizations, citing decades of proven safety and effectiveness. While the Kansas Legislature attempted to mandate CDC-aligned recommendations, Governor Kelly vetoed the bill, allowing the state to maintain its

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1:29

Bowersock Dam Bladder Ripped, City on Alert |...

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2026/08/13

A section of the historic Bowersock Dam has failed—thanks to a rubber bladder ripped apart by debris—but the concrete structure remains intact, sparing Lawrence from flooding. While the city can still draw water for treatment, low levels are exposing muddy banks and complicating filtration. Replacing the bladder could take four months and cost over $300K, with engineers exploring temporary fixes like a “water fence.” Long-term, they’re weighing alternatives like a steel gate amid concerns that

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1:34

Kansas City Food Scene Goes Big This Week | Lawrence...

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2026/08/13

Kansas City’s food scene is exploding this week with new spots like Panino Davino, PaPPo’s, and Cornflower Baked Goods hitting the streets, while Pizza Tascio expands to Olathe. Celebrations are also in full swing — from the massive Ethnic Enrichment Festival at Swope Park to Café Cà Phê’s block party and Hank’s Summerfest. Don’t miss 816 Day on Sunday with pizza specials, plus GoChew’s 1-year bash and The Campground’s $50 speed tasting event. It’s a flavor-packed, celebration-filled week for

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1:35

Double Life Sentence for Marshall | Lawrence News

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2026/08/13

A judge sentenced Rodney Ericson Marshall to two life terms for murdering two men and attempting to kill police officers during a 20-minute high-speed chase. The brutal crimes, committed on July 31, 2022, left victims Shelby Len McCoy and William Dale O’Brien dead, while Marshall’s violent pursuit across Kansas and Missouri added multiple counts of attempted murder and assault on officers. Family members described the lasting trauma, with O’Brien remembered as a loyal dog owner and McCoy’s loss

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1:21

KDOT Paint Mix-Up in Lawrence | Lawrence News

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2026/08/13

Lawrence’s freshly painted streets turned chaotic when an uninvited KDOT crew showed up, misreading their map and painting over existing lines—without city approval or payment. While the markings don’t meet city standards, drivers can still safely navigate the affected zones, and no traffic issues have popped up. The city and KDOT are teaming up to fix it without costing taxpayers a dime, keeping everyone in the loop as they sort out the mix-up.Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli

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1:28

Andrew Patterson’s New Film: Charm with Flaws |...

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2026/08/13

Andrew Patterson’s new film The Rivals of Amziah King brings back his signature blend of atmospheric charm and unforgettable characters, anchored by Matthew McConaughey as a legendary beekeeper mentoring his former foster daughter. When their honey business is robbed, Kateri steps up to defend what she’s come to love — setting off a quirky, genre-hopping tale inspired by the Coens. While the supporting cast dazzles and the setting pulses with life, the film’s choppy structure and late arrival

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1:28

KC’s Best Photobooths Ranked | Lawrence News

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2026/08/13

KC’s photobooth scene is exploding with vibe—Betty Rae’s Jungle Booth ($7), Oak Park Mall’s Disney-themed spot ($10 with upsells), Leafy Korean Desert Cafe’s tech-savvy filters (Korean instructions, but pics speak volumes), Boulevard Brewery’s cozy camper booth ($2 or free with food), and Blip Roasters’ retro no-screen charm ($5.75). Whether you crave psychedelic, magical, high-tech, or chill vibes, there’s a booth for every mood—and they’re all leveling up the fun.Listen in comfort:Get

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1:20

Mystery Painters Mess Up Lawrence Streets | Lawrence...

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2026/08/13

Mystery painters rolled into Lawrence, Kansas, on a Wednesday morning and slapped fresh traffic lines over existing ones — even going beyond official boundaries. The city says the work was unscheduled, poorly executed, and lacks attention to detail. No one knows who they were or why they targeted Sixth Street and southbound lanes in North Lawrence. While officials say the lines are still safe, drivers are urged to proceed with caution. City leaders are partnering with the Kansas DOT to

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1:41

Artists Explore Douglas County’s Wild Spaces |...

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2026/08/12

Six artists are set to transform Douglas County’s wild spaces into living canvases, thanks to new $1,000 grants from Outdoors Unscripted—funded by both Douglas County and the City of Lawrence. From wetland watercolors to prairie-based disability studies and cyanotype experiments with plant toners, each project blends nature with creativity. Community engagement is key: workshops, audio meditations, and participatory art invite locals to experience the outdoors through fresh, imaginative lenses

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1:25

Former Prosecutor Convicted for Perjury | Lawrence News

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2026/08/12

Former Neosho County Attorney Linus Thuston was convicted of lying under oath after claiming he met a woman as a confidential informant — despite having exchanged explicit photos with her. The jury found his story implausible, and while he previously avoided more serious charges by pleading guilty to financial crimes, this perjury conviction now threatens prison time. Thuston’s trial exposed contradictions: informants he cited later denied ever providing him intel. Special prosecutor Branden

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2:03

KU Fraternity Hazing Lawsuit Details | Lawrence News

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2026/08/12

A shocking lawsuit alleges systemic hazing at the University of Kansas’ Delta Upsilon fraternity, detailing horrific abuse including feces-contaminated ice water, forced binge drinking, physical violence, and even post-expulsion harassment. The suit claims the chapter — which lost its charter four years ago and reformed in 2022 as a “non-hazing” group — continues to violate policies despite prior investigations. With over $75,000 in damages sought and no official response filed yet, this case

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1:57

Defense Challenges Death Penalty in Kirk Shooting...

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2026/08/12

Tyler Robinson’s defense is mounting a fierce challenge to the death penalty, arguing the fatal shot was precise and posed no risk to the crowd — prosecutors haven’t proven he knew others were endangered. They’re also disputing claims he targeted activist Charlie Kirk over political views, calling one alleged statement insufficient without corroborating evidence. While prosecutors tout DNA links and confessions, the defense questions their reliability. Robinson, who turned himself in after the

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1:49

Hilltop Center in Crisis | Lawrence News

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2026/08/12

Hilltop Child Development Center, a beloved institution for over 50 years, is on the brink after losing half its students and staff in just one year. Teachers and parents are rallying behind a petition demanding the ousting of the executive director, citing toxic leadership, unaddressed violations, and a culture where staff fear speaking up — even as new infractions surface, including a teacher grabbing a child’s wrist. University officials stand by the director but admit financial strain and

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1:42

Midwest Storms Leave Devastation in Their Wake |...

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2026/08/12

Severe storms tore through the Midwest this week, unleashing tornadoes, torrential rain, and catastrophic flooding that left hundreds of thousands without power and claimed lives—including a four-year-old boy in Indiana. First responders raced to rescue stranded families, while National Guard troops were deployed across Ohio as cities declared emergencies. Wind gusts hit 99 mph in Gary, Indiana, and damage ranged from roofless homes to entire neighborhoods submerged. Forecasters warn more

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1:58

ICE’s Electric Shock Gloves Spark Outcry | Lawrence News

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2026/08/12

ICE is rolling out electric shock gloves—costing $10–20 million—to subdue resisting arrestees, sparking outrage from lawmakers and civil rights advocates. Critics warn of misuse, safety risks, and potential abuse, especially against vulnerable groups. A deadly lawsuit alleges a man died after being shocked repeatedly, exceeding safety limits. Despite manufacturer warnings against using the devices on children, the elderly, or pregnant women, and against punishment, officials fear officers may

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1:27

Bob Billings Parkway Hit by Limestone Surprise |...

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2026/08/12

A surprise limestone ledge discovered west of Alvamar Drive on the Bob Billings Parkway project has thrown a wrench in plans, forcing delays and redesigns of the retaining wall. The city claims they weren’t aware of the ledge initially, but now they’re weighing options to preserve it and avoid costly utility relocations. Originally slated for November completion, the project is now expected by year’s end. Meanwhile, paving crews are back on-site, focusing first on eastbound lanes with temporary

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