After 150 years, fraternity breaks away from KU; change means Beta Theta Pi will continue operations but won't be governed by KU
The oldest fraternity at KU has disaffiliated from the university, following a national trend of Greek organizations breaking up with their schools. Beta Theta Pi formally broke ties with the University of Kansas in early December, meaning the 150-year-old fraternity will continue to exist ...
Lawrence city leaders hear about new survey in which majority of businesses say the city isn’t business friendly
In first listening tour since Lawrence became part of Big First, Rep. Mann makes clear he differs with locals on several issues
The Big First — the nickname for Kansas’ 1st Congressional District — has a big divide, and it was on full display at the Lawrence Public ...
KU women looking to snap a 2-game losing streak against winless-in-Big-12-play TCU on Wednesday
City hoops roundup: LHS girls fall to SM South in key Sunflower League matchup
The Lawrence High girls' basketball team came up short against Shawnee Mission South 61-57 at home in a heated Sunflower League matchup on ...
Committee members speak to division in community regarding school closures; some express concern about district’s process
Kansas lawmakers unveil bill to incentivize private education with public funds
TOPEKA — A new education bill would funnel money into unregulated, unaccredited private schools, with lawmakers saying the legislation would ...
At rape trial in Douglas County, woman says friend and work associate assaulted her multiple times
Lawrence man convicted of aggravated assault for threatening tow truck driver with a gun
Baldwin City man charged with rape and aggravated domestic battery
City leaders won’t support Wakarusa Drive extension, but they’re willing to provide $3.6M for other projects
‘We need to do much better’; City aims to provide around-the-clock staffing at homeless camp
Lawrence city leaders hear about new survey in which majority of businesses say the city isn’t business friendly
Kansas lawmakers unveil bill to incentivize private education with public funds
Kansas Highway Patrol superintendent and adjutant general resigning
In first listening tour since Lawrence became part of Big First, Rep. Mann makes clear he differs with locals on several issues
Store that helps people attract birds to their backyards coming to south Iowa Street; speculation grows that downtown will get a ‘cat cafe’
Single-family home construction in Lawrence is at its lowest point in the last 66 years, new numbers show
New report shows retail vacancy rate in Lawrence is above KC and national averages; downtown ended 2022 with 10% vacancy
Road across Clinton’s dam to be closed for maintenance for part of Wednesday
Abrupt change to program for rent and utility assistance was product of technical issues and high community need, social service agencies say
In first listening tour since Lawrence became part of Big First, Rep. Mann makes clear he differs with locals on several issues
