After city's daddy-daughter event initially excludes Lawrence family, local group creates new event where everyone is welcome
After a mother and her child were initially told they could not attend a city event for dads and daughters, a local organization has created a dance party open to everyone. Melissa Zinn said that her husband and child Mimi had attended Lawrence Parks and Recreation’s Daddy-Daughter Date ...
Lawrence superintendent talks school security, relationships ahead of meeting on public safety
Douglas County commissioners direct staff to proceed with jail expansion design
Douglas County staff got a consensus from commissioners Wednesday evening to move forward on design plans for an estimated $23 million to $25 ...
The David McCormack Transformation
KU women’s basketball falls at No. 1 Baylor
Kansas women's basketball team was doubled up by No. 1 Baylor in an 80-40 loss Wednesday night inside the Ferrell Center. Senior guard ...
Development group still looking for the right fit to fill big new industrial building on east edge of town
Renovation work underway to convert south Iowa Street building into gun range
Rick Sells knows some folks like to unwind by hitting a bucket of 50 golf balls. He also knows there is an increasing number who find their ...
Affidavit outlines how KU volunteer coach became a suspect, alleges that he catalogued volleyball players’ stolen underwear
Lawrence police blotter for Feb. 21
Police investigating reported armed robbery near 23rd and Louisiana; nearby schools on lockdown for about half hour
City gives key preliminary approval to apartment and boardwalk project along Kansas River in North Lawrence
After city’s daddy-daughter event initially excludes Lawrence family, local group creates new event where everyone is welcome
Lawrence City Commission votes to move forward on feral cat trap-neuter-return program
GOP resistance makes rocky start for Kansas’ new Democratic governor
Rural Kansas lawmakers push Farm Bureau health coverage plan
Washburn professor says university retaliated after her discrimination complaint
Editorial: Being proactive about guns
Opinion: When did America stop having bold goals?
Letter to the editor: ‘More perfect’
Heartland Community Health Center names new CEO, remains mum on previous leader’s suspension
Free film screening, panel to explore teenagers’ experience in digital world, impact of screen time
Visiting Nurses Association celebrates 50 years of serving Douglas County
