State budget committee suggests adding $10 million to Gov. Kelly's $13 million higher education plan
TOPEKA — Less than a week after hearing university leaders call Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly’s $13 million funding proposal for higher education “not enough," a committee helping craft the Kansas government’s budget suggested adding another $10 million on top of it. The Kansas House of ...
Lawrence street musicians entertain year-round, counting on tips to keep them going
Plan to widen SLT to four lanes will need to compete with 21 other projects still waiting their turn
If Kansas is going to get a new statewide highway plan to fund big projects — like widening the South Lawrence Trafficway — it must first ...
Jayhawks say ‘it’s all coming together’ for Kansas basketball
Freshman Devon Dotson hitting stride at right time for Jayhawks
For much of January, Kansas head coach Bill Self fielded questions about his talented freshman players dealing with an impending wall. If there ...
As 23rd Street shopping center prepares to be demolished, businesses are on the move
Apparel retailer signs deal to locate in former Ernst & Son Hardware building
The basement of the Ernst & Son Hardware building in downtown long had the reputation as a massive storage vault, housing everything from ...
Affidavit: Heat wasn’t on in car when woman left toddlers inside while drinking at Lawrence bar
Man sentenced to 17 months for shooting teen amid ‘Roman candle war’
Defense lawyers stand by trial performance in Eudora day care murder case, say client was wrongly convicted
Lawrence City Commission to consider development plan for mixed-use apartment and boardwalk project along Kansas River
Plan to widen SLT to four lanes will need to compete with 21 other projects still waiting their turn
Feral cat trap-neuter-return proposal returning to Lawrence City Commission for review
Plan to widen SLT to four lanes will need to compete with 21 other projects still waiting their turn
State budget committee suggests adding $10 million to Gov. Kelly’s $13 million higher education plan
Topeka will hire civilian to investigate police misconduct
Editorial: Being proactive about guns
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Visiting Nurses Association celebrates 50 years of serving Douglas County
Free film screening, panel to explore teenagers’ experience in digital world, impact of screen time
LMH Health providing free valet during construction
Go, See, Do: Lawrence Home Show, seed library and more
Lawrence Art Guild offers monetary assistance to art teachers at area high schools
Lawrence street musicians entertain year-round, counting on tips to keep them going
