KBI investigating alleged criminal activity within Baldwin City Police Department
Story updated at 4:32 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 20, 2018: The Kansas Bureau of Investigation is looking into alleged criminal activity by Baldwin City Police Department personnel, a KBI spokeswoman confirmed Thursday. The KBI's investigation began shortly before Police Chief Greg Neis resigned ...
Douglas County leaders not interested in unified government but willing to review agreements with Lawrence
City leaders grateful for changes Markus made at City Hall, begin to consider next city manager
Though Lawrence city commissioners said they were sorry to hear City Manager Tom Markus’ announcement that he plans to resign, all said they ...
Defensive takeaways fueling KU football’s confidence
Quick start key for Kansas in Waco
Kansas scored its first back-to-back football victories since the first two games of the 2011 season by drawing first blood, taking big leads and ...
Hospital strikes deal to open new facility in eastern Lawrence
Plans filed for John Deere dealership to rebuild on 23rd Street
This post was update at 5:05 p.m. on Sept. 19, 2018 On May 5, Ken Wagner stood on the lot of a defunct farm implement dealership while he ...
Third man arrested in armed robberies where one suspect reportedly wore scary mask
Former student athlete sues KU, claiming mold in dorm room made her sick
Lawrence police blotter for Sept. 20
City to require licenses, inspections of Airbnb, other short-term rentals; special permits required in some cases
City leaders grateful for changes Markus made at City Hall, begin to consider next city manager
Lawrence Community Shelter seeks input from government, nonprofit partners on needed service cuts
Watkins quiet since winning 2nd District primary, but GOP PACs are spending big
Manhattan’s Labor Day flood caused $17.2M in damage
2nd District candidates near agreement on debates
Editorial: Inspect more rental properties
Opinion: Raising a question of ‘fairness’
Opinion: Some reflections on our fear-based parenting
Despite budget cutting mandate, KU graduate teaching assistants to receive pay raise
Board of Regents CEO to get 15 percent salary increase
Former student athlete sues KU, claiming mold in dorm room made her sick
