Remaining residents at Amtrak camp moving on, with city's help, as closure deadline arrives
A mom and her two young-adult children who have been living in a tent behind Lawrence’s Amtrak station packed up their belongings Monday for the second time in two months to move to yet another location, this time a campsite farther east. The City of Lawrence announced on Aug. 16 — just ...
Lawrence bike and pedestrian projects win $3.5 million in state grants, including Safe Routes to Schools program
Judge finds self-described ‘monster’ guilty of multiple sex crimes against children after 2-day trial
A Douglas County judge, after a two-day bench trial, on Tuesday found a Lawrence man guilty of multiple sex crimes against children in a ...
Injury questions persist for KU out of bye week
The song that gets Griffen going
Talandra Griffen’s choice of driving music may have had further-reaching consequences than either she or her son could have ...
National free speech group asks KU to rescind all discipline against professor who talked of political violence
Instructor who made comment about shooting men who wouldn’t vote for a woman has ‘left’ KU
The KU instructor who made a comment about lining up men and shooting them has left the university, KU announced Friday. The video of Phillip ...
VOTER GUIDE: Early voting starts soon; get informed about the candidates and issues in Douglas County
VOTER GUIDE: Democrat Dakota Loomis and Republican Mike Warner vying for control of District Attorney’s Office in wake of incumbent’s ouster
VOTER GUIDE: In race to represent Lawrence’s largest Senate district, the longtime Democratic incumbent faces a 1990s GOP leader
Lawrence woman accused of killing dog and injuring woman in a hit-and-run applies for diversion
National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is happening later this month, if you have unused or expired medications to dispose of
VOTER GUIDE: Democrat Dakota Loomis and Republican Mike Warner vying for control of District Attorney’s Office in wake of incumbent’s ouster
Upcoming events include Fall Book Sale, Louise Erdrich, Merc celebration, Big Boy locomotive, Zombie Walk and more
Author Louise Erdrich speaks at Haskell about new novel, growth of Indigenous works
LMH Health will soon drop Medicare Advantage plans from Aetna and Humana, and about 4,000 patients are caught in the middle
Meritrust Credit Union proposes to merge with large Colorado credit union; new development plans to raze pair of Kentucky Street houses
Some news and notes from around town: — For the second week in a row, there’s news of a merger in the credit union industry. This time, credit unions from ...
Owners of former Riverfront Mall property making last-minute effort to convince city to keep City Hall downtown
Home sales in Lawrence in 2025 forecast to be the slowest of all Kansas metro markets
VOTER GUIDE: A proposal to change to the city’s form of government is on the November ballot; here’s what it could mean for Lawrence residents
Lawrence bike and pedestrian projects win $3.5 million in state grants, including Safe Routes to Schools program
Remaining residents at Amtrak camp moving on, with city’s help, as closure deadline arrives
Physical therapy helps KU soccer player get back on the field after concussion
Behind-the-scenes workers help LMH Health run smoothly
It’s almost time for Medicare Open Enrollment; resources are available to help
