Man ordered to prison in manslaughter-by-methadone case; he victimized relative to cheat on drug test
A Baldwin City man has been sentenced to four years in prison for involuntary manslaughter of his father-in-law, who died taking methadone to help the younger man cheat on a drug test. At Friday’s sentencing hearing for 35-year-old Justin R. Jones, loved ones of his victim, 47-year-old Eric ...
$20M Allen Fieldhouse renovations likely to include concession, bathroom and other renovations
2nd woman gets life in prison for murder, setting body on fire, but with chance at parole after 25 years
Story updated at 1:33 p.m. Thursday As soon as she heard her son had been murdered, Debbie Wales has said she knew his ex-girlfriend did it. As ...
Silvio De Sousa declares for NBA draft, will return to KU if NCAA appeal is granted
No. 20 Kansas tennis advances to semifinals with 4-1 victory over TCU
No. 20-ranked Kansas tennis opened the Big 12 Championship with a 4-1 win in the quarterfinals over TCU at the Jayhawk Tennis Center at Rock ...
Budweiser Clydesdales to be in downtown Lawrence Saturday to celebrate new beer law
Historic Castle Tea Room building to be put up for lease as nonprofit ownership falls on hard times
Passersby soon will see a “for lease” sign in front of the historic Castle Tea Room building on south Massachusetts Street. Yes, it also is a ...
2nd woman gets life in prison for murder, setting body on fire, but with chance at parole after 25 years
Man ordered to prison in manslaughter-by-methadone case; he victimized relative to cheat on drug test
Colorado trucker charged in deaths of 5 on Kansas Turnpike
Historic preservation board approves first phase of apartment and retail project along Kaw in North Lawrence
Social advocate and community board member Joey Hentzler files for City Commission
City investigating reason for clog at recently completed $74 million sewer plant
Kansas to let Farm Bureau health coverage avoid ACA rules
State study: Many Kansas families not putting babies to bed safely
Fiscal forecast gives Kansas a little room on Medicaid, tax relief
Editorial: Release Trump’s tax returns
Letter to the editor: Silence has terrible price
Opinion: Young ‘nones’ may hold political key
Programs for those with Parkinson’s are growing rapidly in Lawrence
Post-Columbine, attitudes toward officer trauma shift
For school shooting survivors, trauma has no time limit
Longtime Lawrence string band to celebrate 40th anniversary with reunion performance
Go, See, Do: Art from child refugees of the Rwandan genocide, Kansas City history book talk and more
Movie based on Lawrence author’s best-selling novel ‘The Chaperone’ will have sneak preview at Liberty Hall
