Police ask anyone with information about Adolfo Garcia-Nunez to call Lawrence Police 785-843-7509 or Crimestoppers Hotline 785-843-TIPS. He is a person of interest in the death of KU student Jana Lynne Mackey. He was last seen driving a white Ford F-150 pick-up truck. INFORMATION FROM Lawrence Police Department Media Release—Death Investigation July 4, 2008 Lawrence Police are attempting to locate 46-year-old Adolfo Garcia-Nunez, of Lawrence, in connection with an investigation into the death of 25-year-old Jana Lynne Mackey, of Lawrence. Lawrence Police initiated an investigation to locate Ms. Mackey after a friend reported her missing at 4:30 p.m. on July 3, 2008. At 6:30 p.m., Lawrence Police located Ms. Mackey's vehicle in the Lawrence Memorial Hospital parking lot at Fourth and Michigan streets. Following further investigation, Ms. Mackey was found deceased inside the suspect's residence at 409 Michigan at 11:23 p.m. Police are asking anyone with information regarding Adolfo Garcia-Nunez to call the Lawrence Police Department at 785-843-7509 or the Crimestoppers Hotline at 785-843-TIPS. Mr. Garcia-Nunez was last seen driving a white Ford F-150 pick-up truck. This investigation is ongoing and no further details are available at this time. Additional information will be posted at www.lawrencepolice.org when available.

An NCAA men's basketball national championship and a FedEx Orange Bowl victory have helped make Lawrence a finalist for ESPN's "TitleTown USA." ESPN will air a taped segment featuring Lawrence and the Jayhawks Saturday morning on SportsCenter.

Travelers on the Kansas Turnpike will learn a little bit about the academic and athletic excellence of the University of Kansas thanks to two new signs installed July 2 outside Lawrence.

Find a spot on the hill and catch a free performance at KU's historic campanile every Wednesday and Sunday, as well as a special concert on July 4th. Tours of the campanile are also offered following concerts and at other times during the week.

KU professor Daphne Fautin is a commissioner for the International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature, the world's top body overseeing the naming of new species. Among this year's 'top 10' is this bat, discovered in the Philippines by a KU graduate student.

Need to know where to go or how to get around summer construction on campus? Use our interactive map of the Lawrence campus to find your way, locate a bus stop or check for parking before you go.

The University of Kansas Cancer Center has opened a Phase I clinical trial using Nanotax, a new ovarian cancer drug discovered and tested by KU scientists. This marks an important achievement toward meeting key criteria for obtaining National Cancer Institute designation.

Gov. Kathleen Sebelius signs a bill expanding KU's pharmacy school, the only one in the state. The move will nearly double the number of students admitted each year from 105 to 190. About 40 will be enrolled in a new satellite program in Wichita.