City leaders to consider reducing speed limit on residential streets; more enforcement also planned
Story updated at 5:16 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2020: In response to concerns about speeding in neighborhoods, city leaders will soon consider reducing the speed limit on residential streets in Lawrence. As part of its meeting Tuesday, Oct. 6, the Lawrence City Commission will consider ...
After heated discussion, Lawrence school board narrowly approves moving to hybrid learning model in October
Douglas County Commission nixes jail expansion plans in 3-0 vote
The Douglas County Commission on Wednesday laid to rest a long-debated plan to expand the local jail. Commissioners passed a resolution in ...
Free State girls tennis secures 6-3 win in dual with Lawrence High
A look at KU’s personnel usage vs. Baylor in Big 12 opener
Kansas might have had a true freshman quarterback in the Big 12 opener, but the offense was still much of the same — at least personnel wise ...
Kansas governor backs new federal guidelines on nursing home visits
Kansas airports could feel pandemic’s impact for years
WICHITA — Katie Hansen’s recent trip from Columbus, Ohio, through Chicago O’Hare International Airport to Wichita felt pretty ...
Overland Park man charged in connection with alleged robbery attempt, shooting that injured teen in Lawrence
Lawrence police blotter for Sept. 29, 2020
Man sentenced to 5 years in prison for sexual abuse of girls
City’s $1.5M in CARES funding to support utility bill assistance, air-cleaning systems, child care and other programs
City leaders to consider reducing speed limit on residential streets; more enforcement also planned
City of Lawrence continues to suspend late fees and shut-offs for overdue utility accounts; changes to be considered soon
Kansas airports could feel pandemic’s impact for years
21 more COVID-19 cases confirmed at KU; percentage of symptomatic patients testing positive again falls
Kansas governor backs new federal guidelines on nursing home visits
Latest sales tax numbers show Lawrence economy takes another dip
Parade of Homes, in person or virtual, set for this weekend; a look at local building numbers
Report shows average utility bill in Lawrence is higher than in most U.S. metro areas
Richard Schiefelbusch, leader in speech pathology and disability research, dies at 102
COVID-19 cases in Douglas County increase by 26 to 2,309; 539 cases are active
COVID-19 cases in Douglas County increase by 109 to 2,283; 530 cases are active
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