Lawrence's first Whataburger plans to open in late October, if all goes well; local IHOP reopens
Lawrence Whataburger fans can now circle a date on their calendars — Oct. 28. An official with the Kansas City-based franchise that owns the Lawrence Whataburger location told me the company is pushing really hard to have the restaurant — which would be Lawrence’s first Whataburger — ...
Lawrence school board approves the budget for 2024-2025 with a slight increase compared to the previous year
Mold found in two Baker University residence halls as residents complain of health problems; assessments are currently underway
Two days after Baker University began classes, Lawrence-Douglas County Public Health reported “a dangerous level of mold” in two dormitory ...
Firebirds go 1-1 in home volleyball triangular against Manhattan, Blue Valley Northwest
Moore out 6-8 weeks with foot injury for KU basketball
Updated 3:32 p.m. Monday, Sept. 9: Kansas guard Shakeel Moore broke his foot and will be out for six to eight weeks, a KU athletics spokesperson ...
GOP and Kansas’ Democratic governor oust targeted lawmakers in the primary
Douglas County sheriff in line for another term after running unopposed
Douglas County Sheriff Jay Armbrister, who ran unopposed in the Democratic primary and has no Republican challenger, is set to serve another four ...
Voters will decide this fall whether Lawrence should change its government structure, including a directly elected mayor
Lawrence City Commissioner Amber Sellers says she will no longer attend general public comment in person, citing ‘dangerous’ and ‘disruptive’ behaviors
City Commission will hear presentation about potentially relocating Lawrence’s City Hall
Lawrence man hospitalized, cited for DUI after 3-car collision near 23rd and Iowa
Man charged with aggravated assault for allegedly threatening woman at homeless camp with handgun
Free State High support staff member removed from job pending investigation
Tango workshops, comic convention, Haskell Indian Art Market and more upcoming events
COVID-19 spike coincides with unexplained tuberculosis infections
States force drugmakers to keep selling cheaper meds under federal program
Lawrence’s first Whataburger plans to open in late October, if all goes well; local IHOP reopens
After a fire took her downtown restaurant, owner set to open entirely new ‘Latin food’ concept on Sixth Street
Demolition work begins on old Allen Press building at south end of downtown; developer discusses plans for site
Live performances to highlight ‘Words Save Lives’ event that creates safe space for people affected by suicide
Lawrence school board approves the budget for 2024-2025 with a slight increase compared to the previous year
Bert Nash hosting third Resource Fair to provide community resources for health and wellness
