Obama may say otherwise, but university leaders say it's naive to think endowment funds will rescue schools
In a better-to-laugh-than-cry sort of way, University of Kansas Chancellor Douglas Girod often jokes during his updates of higher education that they’ll likely be out-of-date before he’s done talking. After all, you could argue that nothing is in greater supply in today’s world of ...
Lawrence artist honors the generations of women who taught her to ‘try the scary things’ and follow her dreams
Lawrence school board renews memberships with Kansas Association of School Boards to support education leadership, legal services
Lawrence school board members approved continued services from a nonprofit supporting Kansas school leaders and helping ensure student success. ...
Lawrence native, KU all-time rushing leader Neal goes to Saints in 6th round
Undrafted Jayhawks learn NFL destinations
The 2025 NFL Draft left several Kansas players on the board who had long been viewed as probable or at least possible selections. After running ...
Douglas County commissioners ease rules for home-based businesses, drop registration and fees for many small operations
Douglas County commissioners to consider allowing more flexibility for home-based auto and welding businesses
Douglas County commissioners may ease rules on home-based businesses, allowing more flexibility for home-based shops that do auto and welding ...
KU economist inducted into top academy for U.S. artists and scientists
Lawrence artist honors the generations of women who taught her to ‘try the scary things’ and follow her dreams
Obama may say otherwise, but university leaders say it’s naive to think endowment funds will rescue schools
Lawrence Parade of Homes set for next two weekends; due to shortage of lots, half of entries are outside the city
Home sales up in March, but selling prices fall a bit; another sign that Google Fiber is getting closer to Lawrence launch
Crepes team up with bright colors to create fun ’80s vibe at new downtown coffee shop
Lawrence man allowed to withdraw guilty plea in fentanyl death case; trial set for July
Lawrence police to collect expired and unwanted medications for DEA’s annual Take Back Day
KDOT says they won’t text you to collect a bill and asks public to report ‘smishing’ scams
Final Friday art shows, museum birthday celebration, downtown music crawl and more events
Kansas abortion clinics saw sizable majority of clients from out of state in 2024
HOMES: Choosing the right real estate agent
Group hopes to help make Kansas City safer for birds
LMH Health receives 5 stars in CMS hospital ratings
Just Food leaders thankful for Douglas County community’s donations of over $20K as federal uncertainty impacts food pantry
