City of Lawrence opens emergency shelter with 75 beds for winter season; volunteers still needed
The City of Lawrence is set to open an emergency shelter for the winter season, which will have enough space to accommodate 75 people with limited overflow available at the Lawrence Community Shelter. This is the second year the city will operate the Winter Emergency Shelter in the Community ...
Douglas County DA finds officer-involved shooting was legally justified
Douglas County Commission to get a first look at proposed maps for newly expanded commission
After voting earlier this month to expand the Douglas County Commission from three members to five, residents will get their first look Wednesday ...
With 10 blocks, Langs helps KU volleyball sweep Miami in Round 1 of NCAA Tournament
Kevin McCullar Jr.’s return sparks No. 9 Kansas in 91-65 rout of Seton Hall
Kansas senior Kevin McCullar Jr. was back on the floor and in his regular spot in the starting lineup for the ninth-ranked Jayhawks, who rolled ...
School district’s budget planning committee questions results of community survey, which found support for school closures
Consultants predict Lawrence district’s enrollment will fall by 300 in next 5 years; committee discussing potential school closures, other cuts
Consultants hired by the Lawrence school district are projecting enrollment will decline by about 300 students over the next five years, and ...
Affidavits provide further details in arson cases, including extent of damage: more than $1 million
Douglas County DA finds officer-involved shooting was legally justified
Lawrence police blotter for Dec. 1, 2022
City of Lawrence to receive $1.5M from KDOT for Lawrence Loop
City of Lawrence opens emergency shelter with 75 beds for winter season; volunteers still needed
Commissioner Amber Sellers selected for position on National League of Cities’ Black Caucus
Kansas Supreme Court justice resigns from KU law school, decries ‘closed and stifling culture’
New report finds 177 degree programs at state universities that need review as Regents look for ways to reduce degree duplication
KU hires New Mexico physicist, dean to serve as leader of College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Habitat for Humanity ReStore opens in new location along south Iowa Street, expands inventory of furniture, other large items
Just how high was inflation this fall? Lawrence sales tax collections were up 30% from a year ago; state posted similar numbers
Journal-World opens online gift card store focusing on offerings from local businesses
New report finds 177 degree programs at state universities that need review as Regents look for ways to reduce degree duplication
Upcoming events include horse parade and other seasonal activities, as well as art, history, music and more
Lead role in Theatre Lawrence’s ‘Cinderella’ an actual dream come true for KU law student
Volunteer has been helping LMH Health for nearly 3 decades
When patients come to LMH Health for care, the first face they see might not be a doctor or a nurse, but a volunteer who’s given nearly 5,000 hours of his time to ...
