Second woman convicted in murder, burning of Eudora man
A Leavenworth woman has been convicted in the shooting and burning of her cousin's ex-boyfriend. Christina L. Towell, 38, entered a plea of no contest Thursday in Douglas County District Court and was convicted of felony first-degree murder in the 2017 slaying of 34-year-old Joel Wales of ...
Video shows Lawrence police officer shooting man attacking fellow cop; judge now weighing whether criminal charges warranted
Lawrence high schools’ days to start earlier, end later to make up for inclement weather days
After seven inclement-weather days and a delayed start day, Lawrence’s high schools will have to make up time for the remainder of the year, ...
Game day breakdown: No. 4 seed Kansas vs. No. 13 seed Northeastern
KU baseball loses in extra innings at Wichita State
The Kansas baseball team suffered a heartbreaking loss against an in-state foe Wednesday night. Wichita State handed Kansas a 3-2 loss in ...
Local home sales show signs of a slowdown; new report shows difference in home prices between Lawrence, Baldwin, Eudora
When you talk about housing activity this time of year in Lawrence, it usually involves a KU game on the television, approximately 32 pounds of cheese dip and maybe ...
Casey’s General Store files plans for second Lawrence location
I would guess there is a benefit to living in a town with two Casey’s General Stores. You can buy breakfast pizza at one and brunch pizza at ...
Lawrence woman sentenced to Hard 50 for murdering ex, setting body on fire
Second woman convicted in murder, burning of Eudora man
Lawrence police blotter for March 21
Lawrence City Commission votes to lower fine for marijuana possession to $1
City leaders approve $250K for study to improve Lawrence stoplight timing
Temporary traffic installations to demonstrate designs for city’s new bike boulevards
Stan Herd unveils latest crop art project featuring Beto O’Rourke
Acting Kansas commerce chief under fire from Republican lawmakers
Medicaid expansion plan clears Kansas House
Editorial: Social media seemingly is a friend to terrorism
Opinion: The road goes where the road goes
Opinion: Novel will have you pining for Bush days
Douglas County makes slight comeback in health rankings, from 23rd to 17th
Douglas County employees’ ‘rich’ health insurance plan presents budget concern
Healthy Outlook: I’m taking a hiatus from fitness technology … kind of
