The final day that camping will be allowed in Lawrence’s downtown area and along the Kansas River levee trail is approaching, but questions remain about how that ban might actually be enforced.
As the Journal-World has reported, the city in March announced plans to stop allowing camping in ...
After hearing from neighbors concerned about traffic cutting through their subdivision, Lawrence city leaders have rejected an apartment complex's request to open a currently closed entrance on its property.
At its meeting on Tuesday, the Lawrence City Commission voted 4-0, with Commissioner ...
Updated at 11:50 a.m. Wednesday, April 10
A man who is suing the Lawrence City Commission and two former mayors suffered another defeat this week when a federal judge refused to order the commission to temporarily stop enforcing its speech policy at commission meetings.
The man, Justin ...
UPDATED: 9:20 P.M. APRIL 9, 2024
When it comes to ensuring that a proposed 1,100-acre solar farm in Grant Township doesn’t produce stormwater flooding for neighboring North Lawrence, a key regulator of the project said some work has been left undone.
Gary Rexroad, chair of the ...
Lawrence city commissioners at their Tuesday meeting will consider a revised development plan for an apartment complex on Sixth Street.
Specifically, they will consider a revision that would allow for the removal of an access gate on the southern side of the property at 5555 W. Sixth St., the ...
"A Place for Everyone." That's the name of the new city and county plan to end chronic homelessness, so you might expect it to be focused on places — affordable and supportive housing for people to live in.
And that's certainly a part of it. One of the plan's five "goal areas" calls for more ...