City gives key preliminary approval to apartment and boardwalk project along Kansas River in North Lawrence
City leaders have given a key approval to an apartment, retail and hotel project that would transform a portion of the riverfront near downtown Lawrence. As part of its meeting Tuesday, the Lawrence City Commission voted 4-1, with Commissioner Leslie Soden opposing, to approve the preliminary ...
Defense lawyers stand by trial performance in Eudora day care murder case, say client was wrongly convicted
Lawrence City Commission votes to move forward on feral cat trap-neuter-return program
Lawrence city leaders voted unanimously in favor of changes to city code that would allow feral cat colonies. The Lawrence Humane Society ...
Freshman Devon Dotson hitting stride at right time for Jayhawks
Several area basketball teams to host opening round of sub-state
The Kansas State High School Activities Association released sub-state brackets at every level Wednesday afternoon. Many area teams will get the ...
Renovation work underway to convert south Iowa Street building into gun range
As 23rd Street shopping center prepares to be demolished, businesses are on the move
A shopping center is getting torn down, businesses are on the move, and an old barbecue joint will be offering up new lessons. All this is to ...
Woman now charged along with two men in kidnapping case involving hammer, torch, knife threats
Preliminary hearing set for Lawrence police officer criminally charged for shooting motorist
Lawrence superintendent talks school security, relationships ahead of meeting on public safety
Lawrence City Commission votes to move forward on feral cat trap-neuter-return program
City gives key preliminary approval to apartment and boardwalk project along Kansas River in North Lawrence
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
GOP resistance makes rocky start for Kansas’ new Democratic governor
Washburn professor says university retaliated after her discrimination complaint
Editorial: Being proactive about guns
Opinion: Congress loses one of its most courageous voices
Views from Kansas: No Kansas values in anti-gay bill
Visiting Nurses Association celebrates 50 years of serving Douglas County
Heartland Community Health Center names new CEO, remains mum on previous leader’s suspension
Free film screening, panel to explore teenagers’ experience in digital world, impact of screen time
