Schwab balks at League of Women Voters debate in race for secretary of state
TOPEKA – An upcoming televised debate between the two major candidates for secretary of state had to be reorganized this week after Republican candidate Scott Schwab said he would not take part in any debate co-sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Kansas, which is currently suing the ...
Student reportedly brings hunting gun to Free State High campus; police investigating
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
Friday forecasts for Saturday college football games
Since sports gambling eventually will make its way to Kansas, I’m going to try my hand and picking three college football games vs. the spread ...
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 ...
KBI investigating alleged criminal activity within Baldwin City Police Department
Probation but no more strip clubs, marijuana for man convicted in sexual exploitation case, judge orders
25 years in prison for Colorado man convicted in Lawrence armed robbery spree and sex crime
City leaders grateful for changes Markus made at City Hall, begin to consider next city manager
Lawrence Parks and Rec named finalist for national award
Commission to hold special meeting regarding city manager position
Schwab balks at League of Women Voters debate in race for secretary of state
Kansas sees growth in jobs and wages in August
Kansas court considers BNSF challenge to railroad regulation
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
Public invited to opening of ‘Original Rules Experience’ at KU’s DeBruce Center
Kansas Board of Regents CEO to get 15 percent salary increase
