After surviving a near collapse, former Reuter Organ building downtown proposed for $15M renovation
A long-awaited redevelopment of the historic former Reuter Organ building at Sixth and New Hampshire is starting to take shape with plans to convert the structure into a mix of housing and commercial space. But the deal almost collapsed before it ever began because the 1882 four-story ...
City of Lawrence characterizes railroad as inhumane for not letting campers stay on its property for winter
Lawrence school board approves new cellphone policy for high school students, banning use during instructional time
High school students in the Lawrence school district soon won't be able to use their cellphones during instructional time. On Monday, the ...
Borland retires from coaching; McDonald promoted as replacement
KU coaches discuss implications of Nickens’ multi-sport participation
One of the most intriguing members of Kansas football’s 2025 signing class owes his spot with the Jayhawks to a KU men’s basketball golf ...
KU researchers document native prairie pastures in Douglas County to uncover how much remains
As Trump’s second term nears, new KU center set to study ‘democratic backsliding’ and whether it will happen here
You thought there would be a break from the big questions. After all, for more than a year, every news program on television, every other email ...
After surviving a near collapse, former Reuter Organ building downtown proposed for $15M renovation
Selling prices of Lawrence homes are increasing at slower rate; 2024 on pace for lowest increase since 2018
Berry Global, county’s largest private employer, is set to be bought by an even bigger plastics company
Man arrested after Lawrence officer punched in face on call
Highly pathogenic avian influenza detected in Douglas County flock, health department says
2 people in apparent murder-suicide south of Eudora identified
HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS: 2024 Holiday Events Calendar
LMH can provide low-intervention birth experience
Author Louise Erdrich speaks at Haskell about new novel, growth of Indigenous works
Restored concrete wren takes flight again at Watkins Museum, honoring Lawrence’s history
Lawrence school board approves new cellphone policy for high school students, banning use during instructional time
Eudora woman who died in apparent murder-suicide loved her family, animals and singing in church, friends say
City commissioners to consider changes to Downtown parking enforcement process; Lawrence staff hopes it improves experience
City of Lawrence characterizes railroad as inhumane for not letting campers stay on its property for winter
Lawrence commissioners to consider redesign of part of Mass Street to add protected bike lanes, reduce lanes for cars
