KU postpones spring commencement, implements hiring freeze amid COVID-19 pandemic
Updated at 12:03 p.m. Thursday The University of Kansas on Thursday announced it would postpone the annual spring commencement ceremony to a date in late summer or early fall as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread across the globe. The ceremony was originally scheduled for May 17, but ...
Kansas showing signs of backsliding on social distancing, KDHE secretary says
Businesses don’t have to notify employees when a co-worker tests positive for COVID-19; system relies on ‘civic duty’
Here is a fact you may want to take notice of in today’s COVID-19 world: In Douglas County, there is no guarantee you will ever know when one ...
KU junior Marcus Garrett named Naismith Defensive Player of the Year
Kansas junior Marcus Garrett’s reputation as a lockdown defender dates back to elementary school
The first time Matt Watts realized his nephew Marcus Garrett could really play defense came when Garrett was 8 years old. Playing with kids his ...
30 Douglas County residents have tested positive for COVID-19 so far
1 dead, 25 sickened amid outbreak at Kansas nursing home
TOPEKA — Kansas coronavirus cases swelled nearly 15% in one day as an outbreak at a nursing home grew and officials urged people to stay away ...
Lawrence man arrested after shots fired into occupied home
Lawrence man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder, aggravated robbery
At Douglas County Jail, female inmates still sharing cells; total population has dropped
Wipes, socks and T-shirts causing sewage backups; city asks residents to flush only toilet paper
City extends deadline for residents to make sidewalk repairs
Fleet of vans to begin collecting data on Lawrence road conditions
County officials in Wichita vote to restrict abortion amid outbreak
1 dead, 25 sickened amid outbreak at Kansas nursing home
Record 10 million sought U.S. jobless aid in past 2 weeks; Kansas claims double for week
Large building at VenturePark gets its first tenant; Hobby Lobby reopens in Lawrence amid stay-at-home order
Businesses don’t have to notify employees when a co-worker tests positive for COVID-19; system relies on ‘civic duty’
Want to follow the march of COVID-19 in Kansas? Here are some ways to look at the statistics
Wipes, socks and T-shirts causing sewage backups; city asks residents to flush only toilet paper
30 Douglas County residents have tested positive for COVID-19 so far
Heartland Health offering curbside COVID-19 triage, accepting new patients
