Lawrence City Commission approves density bonus that allows lots to be divided for affordable housing projects
City leaders have approved a proposal that allows two houses to be built on one lot as long as both homes are affordable. As part of its meeting Tuesday, the Lawrence City Commission voted unanimously to approve a text amendment to the city’s land development code that codifies the so-called ...
Constitutional amendment could mean increased representation in Legislature for Douglas County
Lawrence school board candidates come to broad consensus on safety, security issues
Although the issue of school safety and security has long been a priority for the Lawrence school district, a recent event has again made it an ...
City Showdown between Lawrence High, Free State soccer ends in physical 0-0 draw
Jayhawks finish in top 10 at Palmetto Intercollegiate
The Kansas women’s golf team fought the tough course and competition to finish ninth place at the Palmetto Intercollegiate in Kiawah Island, ...
One year after bankruptcy, future still cloudy for local Kmart plant; other news from area chain stores
South Mass. Street store offering coffee with a kick, plus other CBD products
I thought spiked coffee was something you kept a secret. (Umm, I don’t know why that coffee cup combusted when it got near an open flame.) But ...
In court, former KU professor alleges policy violations led to her termination
Man who allegedly set up series of burglaries in Lawrence convicted
Lawrence police blotter for October 15
Lawrence City Commission candidates say what they would do to make the city more equitable
Lawrence City Commission approves density bonus that allows lots to be divided for affordable housing projects
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Lawrence City Commission candidates share their ideas for addressing affordable housing
Constitutional amendment could mean increased representation in Legislature for Douglas County
Lawrence City Commission candidates say what they would do to make the city more equitable
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Only Democrat running for Kansas 2nd Congressional seat drops out of race
Constitutional amendment could mean increased representation in Legislature for Douglas County
With Kansas case, U.S. Supreme Court to consider role of states in prosecuting immigrants
