City commissioners concerned by proposal to charge entry fees at recreation centers
City leaders expressed concern about charging entry fees for the city’s recreation facilities, and officials said they would have to weigh such changes against other options to balance the budget as part of the upcoming 2020 budget process. At the Lawrence City Commission’s meeting ...
“Go on and be great”: Lawrence High graduates urged to be proud of their alma mater, look to the future
Unanswered questions, grief linger for parents of teen killed in ‘horrific’ fiery crash near Lawrence
Approaching two years since their 15-year-old son was killed in a fiery crash, a Lawrence couple say they’re still grappling with a lack of ...
After lineup change, Kay Lee Richardson providing record-setting year for FSHS softball
Camden Karlin flourishing as pitcher/catcher for Free State baseball
Free State junior Camden Karlin has never wasted an opportunity to get better as a baseball player. When he was in elementary school, Karlin ...
New health care building to be constructed near west Lawrence Walmart, plus other news and notes from around town
National food delivery company targets Lawrence; North Lawrence bar and unique downtown gift shop announce closures
News and notes from around town: • It used to be if a waiter showed up at my door, it was a sign that I took way too many of the ...
Man sentenced to nearly 3 years in prison for shooting in Lawrence apartment
Lawrence man, 1 other Kansas resident killed in Colorado crash
Lawrence police blotter for May 21
City warns residents of utility bill payment scam
City commissioners concerned by proposal to charge entry fees at recreation centers
City to consider exceptions for sexual assault intervention training for businesses that serve alcohol
Kansas governor signs budget but vetoes pension payment
Kansas law offers protections to some users of CBD oil
KU says proposed private medical school might overburden state
Editorial: City residents deserve a better deal when it comes to sales taxes
Letter to the editor: Our better angels
Letter to the editor: Bicycle benefits
Loneliness can be a major issue for aging population, but it doesn’t have to be
Less fat, more fruit may cut risk of dying of breast cancer
Douglas County behavioral health leaders hope to break the norm with crisis center
