City Commission candidates share thoughts on collaborating with Douglas County Commission, efforts to encourage renewable energy use and more
At the first of a series of election forums on tap this week, the candidates running for seats on the Lawrence City Commission answered questions about renewable energy, how they’d work collaboratively with other local governing bodies and more. On Monday, the League of Women Voters of ...
Police chief who led raid on Marion newspaper has resigned, official says
Convicted felon at city camp for homeless people accused of smashing window of staff office, then trespassing
A resident at the city-supported campsite for homeless people in North Lawrence has been arrested after being accused of smashing a window of the ...
Both KU and UCF have to wait and see at quarterback
Jayhawks content fielding nine scholarship players — for now
Last year’s Kansas men’s basketball team had 13 players on scholarship, and its bench was widely considered one of its greatest weaknesses; ...
Lawrence school board candidates discuss district’s recently passed budget, administrator-to-teacher ratio
Community breakfast event spotlights student and staff achievements in Lawrence school district
The Lawrence Schools Foundation held its annual Community Education Breakfast Friday morning at the DoubleTree by Hilton hotel. Five hundred ...
Former KU football player who allegedly called in a bomb threat waives right to preliminary hearing, seeks diversion
Convicted felon at city camp for homeless people accused of smashing window of staff office, then trespassing
Lawrence man originally charged with rape and kidnapping gets probation on lesser charge
Lawrence leaders could move to make it easier to develop two detached dwelling units on the same lot
City Commission candidates share thoughts on collaborating with Douglas County Commission, efforts to encourage renewable energy use and more
Lawrence City Commission candidates share thoughts on affordable housing and homelessness issues
Kansas among shrinking number of states to deny food assistance flexibility
Government sues Union Pacific over using flawed test to disqualify color blind railroad workers
Police chief who led raid on Marion newspaper has resigned, official says
Developer seeking early approvals to build large apartment complex along East 15th Street; Panasonic announces leaders for De Soto plant
Home sales plunge as summer ends in Lawrence; city on track to post its third straight year of declining sales
From chicken tikka to butter sauce, new downtown restaurant brings Indian flavors to pizza
Orders being taken for annual blintz fundraiser for Lawrence Jewish Community Congregation
Opportunities available at KU, Lawrence library to see partial solar eclipse on Oct. 14
Heartland Community Health Center receives $400,000 in addiction treatment and prevention grants
