2 contract workers rescued from capsized raft on Kansas River at Lawrence
Story updated at 1:37 p.m. Wednesday: First responders rescued two contract workers from a capsized raft in the Kansas River near Lawrence's Burcham Park Wednesday morning. Officers were dispatched to the area, 200 Indiana St., when two men were seen hanging on to a capsized raft in the ...
‘The whole range of emotions’: Flamenco performance to feature timeline of Spanish art form
Lawrence City Commission continues to voice support for policies on undocumented immigrants
City leaders on Tuesday affirmed their desire to continue drafting policies related to how police and other city departments interact with ...
5-star guard Bryce Thompson picks Kansas
KU’s defense must fix issues against mobile quarterbacks ahead of matchup with OSU
It was an interesting comment, and one that could ultimately explain a recent stretch by KU’s defense. Kansas State quarterback Skylar ...
Douglas County aviation firm buys Wisconsin company, moving operations to Vinland
Helicopter company setting up operations at Lawrence airport; leaders see more aviation development on the way
Plans to add more job-producing businesses at the Lawrence Municipal Airport have been talked about for years. Now, there are signs they are ...
Lawrence City Commission approves spending additional $1M on $18.5M police headquarters
Lawsuit over KU men’s basketball ticket brokerage headed for trial
Lawrence police blotter for November 13
Judge: Plaintiff suing City of Lawrence over Queens Road taxing districts has 2 weeks to find attorney
Lawrence City Commission continues to voice support for policies on undocumented immigrants
Lawrence City Commission approves spending additional $1M on $18.5M police headquarters
A closer look at Tuesday’s election, including an east-west split that still exists, and possible incumbent angst
Kansas voters pass constitutional amendment to end census adjustments for redistricting
Finkeldei, Shipley and Boley win seats on the Lawrence City Commission
Editorial: City still needs to think more on plastic and paper bag ban
Letter to the editor: Path of fascism
Views from Kansas: We don’t need coal-fired plant
Republican member of Kansas state school board running for Pat Roberts’ Senate seat
Cerner cuts 130 jobs, including 60 in Kansas City
Investigation: 26 high-risk dams in Kansas in danger of failing
Douglas County Commission to consider conditional use permit for proposed rural event center
‘The whole range of emotions’: Flamenco performance to feature timeline of Spanish art form
New Baldwin City Library director wants to collaborate with downtown businesses, organizations
Lawrence school board gives initial approval to new, more specific student dress code
Lawrence school board to consider new, more specific student dress code
Newly elected Lawrence school board thought to be first with majority of people of color
