Justice Served: Man Found Guilty in 2022 Lancaster Motor Speedway Shooting

LANCASTER, S.C. — A jury has found a man guilty in connection with a shooting that occurred at the Lancaster Motor Speedway last year. The incident, which left one person injured, took place during a race event in July 2022, sending shockwaves through the local community. After deliberating for several hours, jurors delivered their verdict on Monday, convicting the suspect of multiple charges, including attempted murder and possession of a weapon during a violent crime. The case highlighted concerns about safety at public events and the need for increased security measures. Testimony during the trial … Read more

Longtime Lancaster County Judge Laurie Yardley Announces Retirement After Three Decades of Service

LINCOLN, Neb. — Judge Laurie Yardley of the Lancaster County Court has announced her retirement, effective August 1, after three decades of service. In her retirement notice, she expressed gratitude for the privilege of serving the citizens of Lancaster County and emphasized her commitment to the administration of justice throughout her career. Yardley has been a pivotal figure in the Lancaster County judiciary since her appointment in 1995. Her peers recognized her contributions to the legal field, naming her a Fellow of the Nebraska State Bar Foundation. This honor acknowledges individuals of outstanding integrity and … Read more

Insights from Little Rock: Grant Lancaster Investigates Crime Trends and Law Enforcement Tactics in Pulaski County

Little Rock, Arkansas — A dedicated journalist known for his coverage of crime and law enforcement, Grant Lancaster has been a prominent voice for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. With roots firmly planted in Little Rock, his reporting primarily highlights criminal activity and police operations within Pulaski County, while also extending to other regions of the state. Lancaster’s focus on crime reporting has illuminated various facets of law enforcement efforts, shedding light on incidents that shape public safety and community responses. His articles often detail the complexities of police work, revealing the human stories behind the statistics … Read more

Decades-Old Mystery Heads to Court: Lancaster Man Faces Trial for 1984 Disappearance of Estranged Wife

Lancaster County, Pa. — After nearly four decades, the trial of Jere Bagenstose, a Lancaster County man accused of murdering his estranged wife in 1984, is set to commence. The long-awaited trial follows the disappearance and presumed death of Maryann Bagenstose, sparking a case that has lingered in the community’s memory. On Thursday, the final phase of jury selection concluded with 12 jurors and three alternates being chosen, setting the stage for the trial to begin tomorrow morning. Bagenstose, now 70, faces charges of homicide linked to the mysterious vanishing of his wife, at a … Read more