Lawrence Parks and Rec department to present fee plan Monday night; $25 per month for adults is one proposal
This story was updated at 4:06 p.m., Friday, July 11, 2025. A proposal from the Lawrence Parks, Recreation and Culture department would add a variety of membership fees to access the city's recreation centers, with costs for residents ranging to $25 a month for adults and up to $5 for day ...
Douglas County leaders hear funding requests for child care assistance, youth job training and other anti-poverty initiatives
Kansas federal lawmakers introduce legislation to let Haskell Indian Nations University govern itself
Multiple Federal legislators from Kansas officially introduced a bill that would remove control of Haskell Indian Nations University from the ...
17th annual Roundball Classic featured firsts on and off the court
Free State outfielder Smith commits to Allen Community College
Andrew Smith has always played baseball. From tee-ball through his high school career, “there’s never really been a time where I haven’t ...
Douglas County commissioners approve plan for bigger clubhouse and additional parking at local golf facility
Douglas County commissioner voices concerns regarding market adjustments, raises for employees
County commissioners convened for a final meeting on Friday ahead of next week’s budget deliberations. The discussions began with budget lines ...
‘Little bit surreal’ for Goff as KU draws closer to stadium reopening; field available for team to use Aug. 1
KU’s post-House plan includes 25 new athletic scholarships, primarily in women’s sports
Lawrence City Commission approves mural that combines Jewish, Kansas imagery for new KU Chabad Center
While home construction is slow in Lawrence, Baldwin City has building lots ready for 120 houses
An update on Olive Garden and Dillons on Iowa Street, plus a new coffee shop on Sixth Street
Lawrence on pace to set another record-low for single family home construction, latest numbers show
Sheriff’s office seeks public’s help in burglary investigation at Clinton Marina
Jury finds man not guilty on all 3 counts in teen drug death case
Prior testimony read to jury by judge after witness takes the 5th; detective describes what led him to defendant in teen’s drug death
Book sale, wine tasting, Lawrence City Band’s summer finale and more events
July 4 celebrations, cinema, berry picking, outdoor music and more events
Kansas schools still see COVID’s effects on learning, behavior
Higher Learning Commission changes Haskell University’s accreditation status to ‘accredited on notice’
Lawrence social service provider received state tax credits to help fundraise for center for adults with developmental disabilities
Douglas County commissioner voices concerns regarding market adjustments, raises for employees
