Lawrence police plan to roll out special victims unit, describe changes underway in sex crime investigations and training
Lawrence police are planning a spring launch of a special victims unit to investigate sex crimes — a change that comes after the department was drawn into controversy in the fall over the handling of a rape report. Other changes in procedure now require LPD’s investigations division to ...
Lawmakers signal they won’t approve funds necessary to keep tuition flat at Kansas universities
Lawrence developer Thomas Fritzel sentenced to 3 months in prison for asbestos violations
Story updated at 6:40 p.m. Thursday: TOPEKA — After hearing an emotional apology from Lawrence developer Thomas Fritzel, a U.S. District Court ...
Game Day Breakdown – No. 3 Kansas at No. 1 Baylor
Photo gallery: Lawrence High boys basketball vs. Free State
Lawrence High's boys basketball team defeated Free State Friday night in Allen Fieldhouse. Photos by Nick Krug/Lawrence Journal-World
Lawrence Hy-Vee cuts back on store hours, but confirms plans for new Starbucks, food offerings moving ahead
LMH finishes 2019 with nearly $16 million operating loss; date for opening of major LMH West facility announced
The final batch of financial numbers for 2019 didn’t change the diagnosis for Lawrence’s nonprofit hospital: It was a rough year for LMH ...
Albert Wilson, convicted in Lawrence rape case, could get a new trial
72-year-old woman critically injured in head-on crash on 23rd Street
Lawrence police plan to roll out special victims unit, describe changes underway in sex crime investigations and training
City hires KU alumnus to manage Lawrence transit and parking
City of Lawrence awarded $3.6M federal grant to repair airport runway
Lawrence developer Thomas Fritzel sentenced to 3 months in prison for asbestos violations
Kansas business groups mobilize to stop local bans on plastic bags, straws
Lawmakers signal they won’t approve funds necessary to keep tuition flat at Kansas universities
Kansas Senate leader Wagle sought billionaire’s help after voting for bill benefiting him
Editorial: City and county must provide better leadership for homeless shelters
Letter to the editor: Sidewalk issues
Letter to the editor: An evil king
Douglas County Commission authorizes new zoning regulations, expects county staff to continue refining them
Douglas County Commission to consider authorizing new zoning regulations, extend moratorium on subdividing land
Douglas County plans to demolish building on south Massachusetts Street
