KU to cut funding to Audio-Reader program; all university funds to be eliminated by 2022
The University of Kansas plans to cut funding to the Audio-Reader program, but the service will continue reading daily newspapers, magazines and best-sellers to visually impaired people. Within three years, KU will stop providing roughly $330,000 in annual support for the program, said Dan ...
Motel 6 homicide victim’s body riddled with bullet holes; Lawrence hotel room left a shambles, bloody
KU to cut funding to Audio-Reader program; all university funds to be eliminated by 2022
The University of Kansas plans to cut funding to the Audio-Reader program, but the service will continue reading daily newspapers, magazines and ...
Kansas soccer upsets No. 18 Pepperdine in season opener
Evan Fairs offers WR perspective on QB competition
Could it be that fourth-year Kansas football coach David Beaty actually has chosen a starting quarterback but is keeping it quiet so as not to ...
Hundreds of unsuspecting homeowners may see tax bills rise to pay for northwest Lawrence road project
A look at what’s going on at 23rd and O’Connell, plus other news and notes from around town
News and notes from around town: • I had a great crowd come out to Perkins Restaurant earlier this week to ask me a variety of questions as ...
Affidavit: Mother told police she drove into river to kill herself and her 2 children ‘because she didn’t want anyone else to have them’
Lawrence police blotter for Aug. 17
Motel 6 homicide victim’s body riddled with bullet holes; Lawrence hotel room left a shambles, bloody
Additions to Leo Beuerman marker in downtown Lawrence help tell his story
Hundreds of unsuspecting homeowners may see tax bills rise to pay for northwest Lawrence road project
After two years, all apartments in HERE complex are now open
Douglas County to put quarter-cent sales tax for behavioral health projects on November ballot
Colyer sees net gain of 20 votes in Douglas County, final canvass shows
County Commission to decide which funding method for behavioral health projects will appear on ballot
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New dads can learn the ropes at boot camp
Several therapists who are leaving Bert Nash will open own practice
