City leaders grateful for changes Markus made at City Hall, begin to consider next city manager
Though Lawrence city commissioners said they were sorry to hear City Manager Tom Markus’ announcement that he plans to resign, all said they are grateful for the changes he’s brought to City Hall. Markus, 67, announced Tuesday that he plans to resign in the spring of 2019, which will mark ...
KBI investigating alleged criminal activity within Baldwin City Police Department
City leaders grateful for changes Markus made at City Hall, begin to consider next city manager
Though Lawrence city commissioners said they were sorry to hear City Manager Tom Markus’ announcement that he plans to resign, all said they ...
Strong defensive performance lifts LHS to 1st win
Preps notebook: Jake Zenger enjoying senior year at FSHS
Free State senior Jake Zenger couldn’t remember much in the moments following his first career touchdown catch. Junior quarterback Malik ...
Hospital strikes deal to open new facility in eastern Lawrence
Plans filed for John Deere dealership to rebuild on 23rd Street
This post was update at 5:05 p.m. on Sept. 19, 2018 On May 5, Ken Wagner stood on the lot of a defunct farm implement dealership while he ...
Former student-athlete sues KU, claiming mold in dorm room made her sick
Lawrence police blotter for Sept. 20
KBI investigating alleged criminal activity within Baldwin City Police Department
Douglas County leaders not interested in unified government but willing to review agreements with Lawrence
Commission to hold special meeting regarding city manager position
City leaders grateful for changes Markus made at City Hall, begin to consider next city manager
2nd District candidates near agreement on debates
Manhattan’s Labor Day flood caused $17.2M in damage
Committee makes recommendations on bond, fees in Kansas municipal courts
Editorial: Consolidation worth studying
Opinion: Nothing ‘normal’ about Kavanaugh allegations
Opinion: Is Korea denuclearization plan real?
Board of Regents approves funding increase for state universities; KU would get $33 million
Kansas Board of Regents CEO to get 15 percent salary increase
Former student-athlete sues KU, claiming mold in dorm room made her sick
