Theatre Lawrence scares up a musical production of Mel Brooks' 'Young Frankenstein' for its season opener
The director of Theatre Lawrence’s “Young Frankenstein” thought about staging the season opener entirely in shades of gray — gray costumes, gray set, gray props. That would be a fitting homage to the 1974 Mel Brooks film of the same name, which was memorably shot in black and white to ...
KU students protest merger of diversity, gender offices on the Lawrence campus; fears grow that it is a step toward cutting them
Lawrence school board approves the budget for 2024-2025 with a slight increase compared to the previous year
The Lawrence school board approved a budget for 2024-2025 with a property tax rate with a slight increase compared to last year. On Monday, ...
A closer look at the Passmore-Agbaji comparison
Leipold’s top concern with KU offense is ‘responding’
Pushing back against criticism of individual members of the Kansas football team, head coach Lance Leipold on Monday reiterated that the blame ...
KU seeking $10M in state funding for architecture school expansion; new master plan updates other building proposals
KU students protest merger of diversity, gender offices on the Lawrence campus; fears grow that it is a step toward cutting them
When it comes to issues of gender, sexuality, diversity and other such topics, there’s a new debate at the University of Kansas: Is there an ...
City Commission rejects Lawrence church’s nomination to local Register of Historic Places
Over 1,400 people sign petition asking Lawrence to reconsider Outdoor Aquatic Center renovation that would shrink pool space
Lawrence City Commission to consider adding church that recently sued the city to local historic places register
Lawrence man who shot and injured parents last year now facing involuntary manslaughter charge in Shawnee County
Woman in custody after babysitter reports being attacked in Centennial Park
3 arrests follow Lawrence bar brawl stemming from racial slur written on receipt
St. John Oktoberfest, coming at the end of September, to feature German food, beers and live music
LMH Health will soon drop Medicare Advantage plans from Aetna and Humana, and about 4,000 patients are caught in the middle
COVID-19 spike coincides with unexplained tuberculosis infections
Lawrence single-family building permits on pace to set record low; more permits have been issued outside city limits than inside
West Lawrence bike shop reopens with new owners and new emphasis on e-bikes
Lawrence’s first Whataburger plans to open in late October, if all goes well; local IHOP reopens
League of Women Voters of Lawrence-Douglas County’s social media accounts have been suspended; they don’t understand why
Lawrence Schools Foundation receives $40,000 donation from Truity Credit Union at annual education breakfast
Partnership between Douglas County and Kansas Land Trust would show residents how to protect their lands
