Lawrence City Commission to consider repealing requirement for many top city officials to live in Lawrence
City leaders will soon decide whether to repeal residency rules that require many of the city’s top officials to live in Lawrence, potentially maintaining the requirement only for one position. As part of its meeting Tuesday, the Lawrence City Commission will consider repealing the ...
With fraud bogging down the state’s unemployment system, Lawrence residents and organizations left without answers
If Blue Cross Blue Shield doesn’t pay more, LMH may ask state employees to consider a different insurance provider
Leaders at LMH Health are convinced the state’s largest health insurance company pays LMH less for medical care than hospitals in places like ...
No. 17 Kansas knocks off No. 2 Baylor, 71-58, to end Big 12 play with big win
Texas prep Jacobe Chester becomes newest 3-star recruit in KU’s 2022 class
The Kansas football coaches picked up another three-star prospect for the Jayhawks’ 2022 recruiting class on Monday night, when Texas prep ...
Why the older members of the 65-plus age range aren’t always first in line for vaccines; plus, a look at other counties’ COVID-19 vaccine distribution processes
Kansas ponders open churches, abortion limits in pandemics; bill would further restrict governor’s powers
Updated at 7:25 p.m. Monday TOPEKA — Conservative Kansas legislators, still smarting over actions Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly took early in ...
Lawrence man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after driving vehicle with passenger into Lone Star Lake
2 arrested after high-speed chase through Lawrence
‘A deeper look’: Lawrence Police Department installs new software for tracking complaints against officers, use of force
Lawrence City Commission to consider adding nearly $1.4 million to current year’s budget, including 9.5 new city staff positions
Lawrence City Commission to consider repealing requirement for many top city officials to live in Lawrence
Community Police Review Board wants to know how much power residents think it should have, plus other questions about the board’s future
Kansas legislation to lower concealed-carry age to 18 stalls in committee, may resurface with other gun bill
3 Kansas police officers injured by shotgun blast in vacant home
Some COVID-19 tests come with ‘criminal’ prices, experts say, so get tested for free instead
Lawrence retail sales off to one of the slower starts in the state in 2021; Weaver’s gets national praise from Forbes
New downtown restaurant to have shrimp, crabs, lobster and something called a red velvet waffle
Aviation company in rural Douglas County files plans for its fifth major expansion in recent years
Baldwin City 4th grader wins pandemic-altered 2021 county spelling bee
‘Blessed’ with donations, St. Luke AME Church undertakes additional renovations
How do we avoid hourslong power blackouts in the dead of winter? State regulators are seeking answers
