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08/25/2026

LARNED – A Larned man and former Pawnee County deputy was arrested by the Kansas Bureau of Investigation and the Pawnee County Sheriff’s Office Friday afternoon on charges related to the s*xual abuse of a minor.

08/22/2026

The KBI and the Pawnee County Sheriff’s Office arrested a Larned man on charges related to the s*xual abuse of a minor.

On Friday, Aug. 21, at approximately 5:50 p.m., KBI agents executed an arrest warrant for Alexander M. Jacobs, 36, of Larned, in the 300 block of West 4th Street in Larned, Kansas.

Jacobs was arrested for two counts of criminal so**my of a child, two counts of electronic solicitation of a child, and one count of indecent solicitation of a child. Following his arrest, Jacobs was booked into the Ford County Sheriff’s Office Jail.

On April 10, 2026, the Pawnee County Sheriff’s Office requested KBI assistance to investigate allegations that a 15-year-old victim had been s*xually assaulted in Pawnee County on April 6, 2026.

All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Anyone with information related to this investigation is asked to call the KBI at 1-800-KS-CRIME. Anonymous tips can also be submitted online at www.kbi.ks.gov/sar.

This investigation remains ongoing.

08/12/2026

The City of Marion will pay $850,000 to a former Marion County Record reporter over a 2023 police raid on the newspaper's offices

08/12/2026

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‼️JUST IN: Oklahoma state Senate candidate Barry Christian died by su***de, the medical examiner says. He was reported missing days before his body was found in a pickup at a wildlife area near Erick, Oklahoma. FULL STORY⬇️

08/12/2026

The KBI and the Winfield Police Department are investigating a shooting that resulted in the death of five victims and one male suspect in Winfield, Kansas.

At approximately 8:50 a.m., Aug. 11, officers with the Winfield Police Department were dispatched to a residence at the 400 block of West 9th Ave. The caller, later identified as Ronald Williams Sr., 53, of Winfield, told dispatch he had killed his family and intended to kill himself.

When officers arrived, they heard a single gunshot, and began establishing a perimeter. At approximately 10:57 a.m., officers entered the residence and found six subjects with gunshot wounds. EMS arrived and pronounced five victims and Williams Sr. deceased at the scene.

The victims have been identified as:

Kelly L. George, 44
Carol A. Williams, 9
Ronald H. Williams Jr., 7
Sarah K. Williams, 5
Kelly M. Magee-Williams, 3

KBI assistance was requested at 11:05 a.m. KBI agents and the Crime Scene Response Team responded to the scene.

It is believed Williams Sr. killed the five family members prior to placing the 911 call, and died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound shortly after law enforcement arrived.

This investigation is ongoing. No further information will be released at this time.

08/07/2026

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08/07/2026

🍪 What a pleasant surprise!! 🍪

A HUGE thank you to the LaCrosse Girl Scout Troop 11125! You girls are absolutely awesome! 💚💙

You definitely know how to brighten a Sheriff’s Office day! 👮‍♂️❤️ Thanks for thinking of us and for the delicious cookies!

Now, just one important request for my team… PLEASE leave me some Peanut Butter Sandwich cookies for when I get back! 😂🍪

I have a feeling these boxes may mysteriously disappear before I get there! 🤣

Thank you again, Troop 11125! You’re the best! ⭐️🍪🇺🇸

— Sheriff Knowles

08/07/2026

UPDATE:
We have canceled the endangered persons advisory that was issued on behalf of the Yates Center Police Department. Tava Glover was located safe in Oklahoma, and is now with family. Thank you for your assistance.

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The KBI has issued an endangered persons advisory, on behalf of the Yates Center Police Department, for a missing Yates Center woman.

The whereabouts of 44-year-old Tava Glover are unknown, and the public’s assistance is requested to help locate her.

Glover last made contact with her family on Tuesday, Aug. 4, when she was expected to be driving home to Yates Center from Kansas City. She is believed to be driving a 2016 white Lincoln MKZ bearing Kansas tag 9261AGM.

Tava is a white female who is approximately 5 foot 4 inches tall and weighs around 174 pounds. She has light brown hair and hazel eyes. Authorities believe she may have traveled in Pittsburg, Kansas, Miami, Oklahoma, and Ottawa, Kansas since Tuesday.

Tava has been diagnosed with a serious medical condition and is without necessary medication.

If you see Tava Glover, or her vehicle, call 911 immediately. If you have other information about her whereabouts, please call the Yates Center Police Department at 620-625-8640.

City of Yates Center Police Department

04/20/2026

Heather Lynn Higgins was in the process of rebuilding her life when she vanished without a trace in Spokane, Washington. She was 39 years old, working through personal struggles, and preparing to move into a new apartment after a hospitalization. But instead of a fresh start, Heather became another woman lost to silence—and possibly violence.

She was last seen getting into a blue minivan with fake wood paneling, driven by a man named Robert G. Davis, a convicted s*x offender. A neighbor had suggested Davis could give her a ride. Davis later claimed he dropped her off, but no one ever saw her enter her apartment—and she was never heard from again.

Heather lived with bipolar disorder, had been hospitalized before, and was known to miss doses of her medication. But she left behind everything: her car, wallet, keys, cellphone, personal items—and even her cats. Heather wasn’t running. She was trying to hold her life together.

And then she disappeared.

Years later, Davis—now imprisoned for s*xually assaulting another woman and attempting to strangle her—told his mother something chilling: that two men had murdered Heather and forced him to dispose of her body by rolling it down a cliff north of Spokane, wrapped in sleeping bags. He claimed they threatened to kill his family if he spoke.

His mother went to the police only after learning Davis was also the prime suspect in another case: the brutal 2012 murder of 20-year-old Kala Williams, whose body was cut in half and concealed in garbage bags. DNA linked Davis to her. The manner of death in Williams’s case was initially ruled undetermined—despite the violence—until a second expert documented over 60 wounds and ruled it a homicide.

To this day, no charges have been filed in Heather’s disappearance or Kala’s death.

Heather was a journalist-in-training, a graduate of Spokane Community College, and a student at Eastern Washington University. She was more than her diagnosis, more than her circumstances. She was bright, determined, and still showing up to life—until someone ensured she never would again.

Heather deserves justice. Her story deserves to be told. And someone, somewhere, knows what happened.

If you have any information about the disappearance of Heather Higgins, please contact Spokane Police or your local Crime Stoppers. Help bring her home.

04/10/2026