Kansas GOP governor candidates dig in for long ballot fight
WICHITA — Kansas election officials began reviewing some 9,000 provisional ballots Monday as the two candidates in the state's tight GOP primary for governor appeared to dig in for a long and potentially nasty legal fight that could take weeks to play out. Secretary of State Kris Kobach, a ...
Team of chaplains ready to help local first responders during stressful times
Douglas County clerk planning for recount in GOP gubernatorial primary; here’s how it would work
Douglas County Clerk Jamie Shew expects to be working Saturday recounting about 8,600 county ballots cast in the Aug. 7 Republican primary for ...
Woods and Woodland: Not on top, but still contending
KU athletic department content with equipment policies in wake of UNC suspensions
The recent suspension of 13 North Carolina football players who sold exclusive, team-issued Jordan III shoes has college athletic departments ...
Sales growth in Lawrence continues to slow and to lag behind area communities
Longtime downtown retailer to close in favor of online, pop-up stores
The “pop-up” trend that I’ve long been a fan of involves my toaster and a case of Pop Tarts. But in the retail world, the trend is ...
Kansas River murder suspect had contact with Missouri police, court and mental health facility the day before tragedy in Lawrence
Emergency crews respond to death at Lawrence Walmart
Lewd act reported on KU campus; police seek suspect
Century-old tunnel under Lawrence neighborhood raises concerns
City, Lawrence police union reach agreement on employment contracts
Lawrence City Commission to consider contract to renovate portion of Riverfront Plaza
Douglas County Commission approves 2019 budget that maintains current property tax rate
Douglas County clerk planning for recount in GOP gubernatorial primary; here’s how it would work
Margin in Kobach-Colyer race changes as counties count mail-in ballots
Editorial: Strategy needed for drainage
Letter to the editor: Clarify gun law
Letter to the editor: Safer trails
Healthy Outlook: Head back to school in good health
New dads can learn the ropes at boot camp
Several therapists who are leaving Bert Nash will open own practice
