Man in custody after fatal shooting in Lansing
A man remained in custody Monday morning following a fatal shooting over the weekend in Lansing.
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Based in Leavenworth, Harvey built an empire
Last of a three-part series The Fred Harvey family of Leavenworth entertained lavishly, traveled extensively in the United States and Europe and generously supported charitable causes. By the time Fred turned 50 in 1885, his health was in disturbing decline and he consequently was giving serious thought to the continued management of his company.
Defendant pleads to selling sexual relations
A woman has pleaded guilty to selling sexual relations inside a Tonganoxie massage business, according to a news release from the County Attorney's Office. Jiayan Mo, 62, was fined $250 and ordered to pay court costs after entering the plea Wednesday in Leavenworth County District Court.
Fireworks illegal in Leavenworth
Fireworks may be a familiar sound this time of year, but they are illegal in Leavenworth.
Basehor proposes two sales tax questions
Basehor officials will be proposing two sales tax increases during the November election.
Newspaper will get a brand-new look and feel
We are excited to announce that the print edition of the Leavenworth Times is getting a brand-new look and feel, thanks to the latest advancements in digital printing. This transformation, which begins with the July 8 edition, means sharper images, richer colors and an even better reading experience – all while maintaining the quality community journalism you rely on every day.
Commissioner questions medical director
A Leavenworth County commissioner questioned the medical director for two county agencies about her views on abortion counseling and birth control for minors without parental notification.
Harvey family establishes itself in Leavenworth history
Part two of a three-part series In 1880, Fred and Sally Harvey celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary in a house on Linn Street with a large number of leading local citizens among the 100 guests. The following year, Harvey asked Dave Benjamin, a highly regarded teller in Lucien Scott’s First National Bank in Leavenworth, to become his full-time accountant.
Jackson to be committed to hospital
A Leavenworth County man charged with capital murder will be committed to a state hospital because it is unclear when he will be competent to stand trial.