KU employees will get pay raises next fiscal year
Updated at 10:48 a.m. Wednesday University of Kansas employees will see a salary increase in the next school year, interim Provost Carl Lejuez said on Tuesday. Lejuez announced in a message to campus that the university was able to include funding for raises of up to 2.5% for faculty and ...
Jury finds Topeka man guilty of 3 downtown Lawrence murders
Jury deliberating intentional murder versus self-defense in Mass. Street triple murder case
Updated story - June 25 — Jury finds Topeka man guilty of 3 downtown Lawrence murders Story updated at 5:48 p.m. Monday, June 24: Jurors ...
KU football’s latest recruiting haul reminiscent of another in Class of 2018
Hill, Langs named to preseason all-Big 12 team
For the seventh-straight season, Kansas volleyball has multiple players on the preseason all-Big 12 team as senior Zoe Hill and sophomore Rachel ...
Bioscience company files plans to expand its North Lawrence headquarters
Concrete barriers and graffiti pop up in downtown following denial of Hub project
It is not exactly the Berlin Wall, but some chunks of concrete in downtown Lawrence are drawing some scorn — and some graffiti. A trio of ...
Topeka man charged in Lawrence payday loan store robbery
Lawrence police blotter for June 26
Man arrested after reportedly flashing gun at downtown Lawrence bar
Sustainability Advisory Board to consider recommendation to charge for disposable plastic and paper bags in Lawrence
Multimillion-dollar Queens Road reconstruction project on hold as city awaits initial decision in lawsuit
Closures to begin at Sixth and Tennessee for turn-lane project
Kansas abortion ruling prompts new legal attack on death penalty
Lawrence chamber’s small-business loan program will be able to double lending
Kansas boys’ mock government proposed eliminating women’s right to vote
Editorial: County should be picky in setting its 2020 budget
Opinion: ‘Demon’ language is just divisive
Your Turn: The real enemy is the current administration
Marijuana expert: Prime time for Kansas public health officials to talk legalization
Douglas County Commission approves expansion of care coordination; Kelly requests race data
Wellness, mental health app now available free for Douglas County residents
