‘A thorny, comprehensive issue’: Leaders of Lawrence businesses and organizations call for more action on homeless issues
For the leaders of community institutions like LMH Health, Weaver's and the Lawrence chamber of commerce, planning is everything — and when it comes to Lawrence's homelessness crisis, they say City Hall hasn't done enough of it. They were part of a group of more than a dozen prominent ...
Lawrence school district soon will have software that uses AI to look for ‘concerning behavior’ in students’ activity on school computers, devices
Top Kansas Republicans push flat tax proposal, pan Medicaid expansion
TOPEKA — After declaring themselves a united family, “like brothers and sisters,” the top Republicans in the Kansas Legislature announced ...
Kansas football surges past BYU in second half for 38-27 victory
Kansas enters AP Top 25 for second straight year
After opening the season 4-0, and most recently beating BYU 38-27 Saturday, the Kansas football team has been rewarded Sunday with the No. 24 ...
At forum organized by union, Lawrence school board candidates say there’s still work to do on wages for district staff
Lawrence school district soon will have software that uses AI to look for ‘concerning behavior’ in students’ activity on school computers, devices
The Lawrence school district has purchased a new system that uses artificial intelligence to look for warning signs of "concerning behavior" in ...
‘Maybe a handful,’ Lawrence man allegedly tells police when asked how many child pornography images he downloaded, according to affidavit
Perry man arrested overnight on suspicion of attempted first-degree murder; LPD says alleged shooting linked to 2022 attempted homicide
Lawrence man back in custody in connection with fentanyl death and other overdoses
Parks and Rec survey asks for feedback about upcoming Centennial Skate Park expansion
At Board of Realtors forum, City Commission candidates weigh in on Land Development Code update, housing density and more
During homeless response update, Lawrence mayor asks questions about why the city isn’t enforcing no-camping ordinance
Inside the delicate art of maintaining America’s aging nuclear weapons
Organizers file petition to form a faculty union at KU; leaders of the effort say a ‘strong majority’ has signed union cards
Carmakers, United Auto Workers are talking, but no signs of a breakthrough to end strike; 2,000 KC workers expected to be idled
Soon to be home to one of the largest battery plants, Kansas is struggling to be a leader when it comes to buying electric vehicles
The Etc. Shop to close on Saturday after 43 years in downtown; estate sale to happen next month
Plans filed for new three-story apartment, retail building on Vermont Street
Lawrence police welcome new Patrol Service Dog Taz, who replaces retired dog Cheeseburger
‘A thorny, comprehensive issue’: Leaders of Lawrence businesses and organizations call for more action on homeless issues
Boys & Girls Club CEO to leave position for role with Eudora Schools Foundation
