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 closure surrounding his death. They’re frustrated in part because they don’t feel anyone was held accountable for the incident — some key details ...
City of Lawrence proposes entry fees for recreation and community centers
Baker University Class of 2019 urged to continue serving others
Members of the Baker University Class of 2019 were sent off Sunday with the message that they continue to provide service to others as they did ...
AD Jeff Long pushing for rule change that would help dig KU football out of scholarship hole
City baseball teams garner postseason accolades
Both city programs garnered plenty of All-Sunflower honors, which was released Monday afternoon. Free State senior Ethan Bradford, a Nebraska ...
National food delivery company targets Lawrence; North Lawrence bar and unique downtown gift shop announce closures
Lawrence aviation company in growth mode after winning NASA contract
A Lawrence-based aviation firm has won a new NASA contract, and it also moved into new space that will allow it to go from just designing ...
Lawrence man charged with sex crimes against 8-year-old
Panel interviewing Douglas County judge candidates this week
Lawrence police blotter for May 20
Lawrence City Commission to consider requiring sexual assault intervention training for some staff at local bars
City of Lawrence proposes entry fees for recreation and community centers
City Commission agenda set for March 21 meeting
Kansas’ Democratic governor vetoes 2nd GOP tax relief plan
KU says proposed private medical school might overburden state
Kansas again keeping foster kids in offices overnight
Editorial: A thank you to KU graduates and their families
Opinion: Trump’s plan for Iran? Who knows?
Opinion: Even Trump now realizes we need immigrants
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
