http://www.axtora.com/homesites/us/kansas/waterville/ Waterville, KS News http://www.axtora.com/homesites/us/kansas/waterville/content/f74d8957ac25e59f81977d3f1b129236.html WATERVILLE mdash; A Blue Rapids woman was injured Wednesday when the car she was driving collided with a semitruck pulling an oversized load in Marshall County http://www.axtora.com/homesites/us/kansas/waterville/content/77aa4e6021a9203dbe1117a588019b34.html A Concordia man pleaded guilty Tuesday to lying to the FBI about whether he witnessed a drunken racial incident at a graduation party last year http://www.axtora.com/homesites/us/kansas/waterville/content/35f888ecdc001bcc9c993887234caea6.html A Concordia man pleaded guilty Tuesday to lying to the FBI about whether he witnessed a drunken racial incident at a graduation party last yearProsecutors say a May 2007 attack on a black high school student in Waterville was an attempt to drive the student out of the area The victim has been identified only by the initials JLUS Attorney Eric Melgren said Andrew S Ralph 21 lied to the FBI when he said he hadn't witnessed the incidentRalph pleaded guilty in US District Court in Topeka to making a false statement to a federal investigator His sentencing is scheduled for Oct 15 and he faces up to five years in prisonTwo other defendants David B Endsley of Waterville and Isaac Q Clark of Blue Rapids both 19 pleaded guilty earlier this month to one count each of interfering with the right to fair housing Endsley also pleaded guilty to lying to a federal investigator http://www.axtora.com/homesites/us/kansas/waterville/content/2b49d75e4039fa92c610ecbf88f3dc3c.html Associated Press July 15 2008 3:34 PM ET TOPEKA Kan AP A Kansas man has pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about whether he witnessed a drunken racial incident at a graduation party http://www.axtora.com/homesites/us/kansas/waterville/content/fbb706788d7468a4fe33a9589317ed85.html The third defendant in a case involving a black student who was tied and taunted has pleaded guilty to lying to an FBI investigator http://www.axtora.com/homesites/us/kansas/waterville/content/290b77865fd72cc017a1335e2e6d33b2.html FEMA and KDEM anounce funds to help recover from December '07 ice storm http://www.axtora.com/homesites/us/kansas/waterville/content/4d682aa4a40154ef0b8afdd0a307e9b4.html Tonight Kansans are speaking out and taking sides after a crime against a black student in a Northeast Kansas community He the crime and the comments as they were left on ktkacom http://www.axtora.com/homesites/us/kansas/waterville/content/7bc62cfb5417205a3240fa0b8994015f.html Two Kansas men admitted Wednesday in federal court to tying up a black youth shouting racial epithets and urinating on him to get him to leave their rural communityThe incident happened in May 2007 after a drunken high school graduation partyDavid B Endsley 19 of Waterville and Isaac Q Clark 19 of Blue Rapids pleaded guilty in US District Court to criminally interfering with the black youth's right to fair housingThey will be sentenced Sept 30 and face up to one year in federal prison and a fine up to 100000 Endsley also pleaded guilty to making a false statement to federal agents investigating the incident a crime that carries a potential penalty of five years in federal prison and a fine up to 250000According to the plea agreement Endsley and his parents hosted a high school graduation party at their Waterville home Most partygoers including the defendants and victim identified only as JL consumed alcohol JL was a juvenile living in Blue Rapids at the time