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’
In a chilling police interview, a Columbia, Mo., woman described the decision-making process she went through before driving herself and her two children into the Kansas River in an effort to kill them all. Scharron R. Dingledine’s description of the events of that day are in an affidavit ...
LMH to spend $5 million more on west project, says it is exploring options for more East Lawrence care
Douglas County to put quarter-cent sales tax for behavioral health projects on November ballot
The Douglas County Commission agreed Wednesday to ask voters to approve a quarter-cent sales tax to build a behavioral health campus and fund ...
The case for Miles Kendrick as KU’s starting QB
Two KU golfers make 24-man playoff, fail to advance to match play at U.S. Amateur
A whopping 24 players, including two current University of Kansas golfers, tied after two rounds of stroke play for the 64th and final spot in ...
Band and orchestra store opens in west Lawrence; Cheech from Cheech and Chong coming to town
Home prices continue to soar in Lawrence; will property tax values do the same?
I’m sure my home once increased 15 percent in value — when I moved my art collection of dogs shooting pool from the bank vault to the ...
Opening testimony in Motel 6 murder case describes blood, chaos, confusion surrounding triple shooting
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’
As fire and medical response times slow, city leaders discuss adding another station
As fire and medical response times slow, city leaders discuss adding another station
Lawrence City Commission adopts 2019 budget, will consider new budgeting program for next year
Lawrence developer Thomas Fritzel, associates plead not guilty to federal fraud, environmental charges
Douglas County to put quarter-cent sales tax for behavioral health projects on November ballot
County Commission to decide which funding method for behavioral health projects will appear on ballot
Douglas County clerk planning for recount in GOP gubernatorial primary; here’s how it would work
Editorial: Who’s the real enemy here?
Letter to the editor: The real traitors
Views from Kansas: State needs election reform
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Several therapists who are leaving Bert Nash will open own practice
