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A new crop in Kansas

Published June 19, 2009

Poised as the third best state in the country for wind power and on the cusp of a renewable energy revolution, Kansas has the potential to be at the epicenter of the wind industry.

Building a world class cancer center

Published June 7, 2009

Obtaining designation as a National Cancer Institute is a top priority for Kansas University. Millions of dollars are going toward this goal, which has the potential to save the lives of Kansans.

KU selects Bernadette Gray-Little as 17th chancellor

Published May 29, 2009

Look back at the process that led Kansas University hire Bernadette Gray-Little as its 17th chancellor.

College Graduation 2009

Published May 15, 2009

High School Graduation 2009

Published May 14, 2009

A Day Away

Published May 6, 2009

Whether you prefer to travel by car, motorcycle, bicycle or maybe even horse — there's something for nearly everyone's taste to check out in Kansas. Let "A Day Away" be your guide to investigating the nooks and crannies of the Sunflower State.

Sunflower Electric coal plant

Published May 4, 2009

After months of debate and legislative battles, Sunflower Electric Power Corp. will be allowed to build a new, coal-fired power plant in Southwest Kansas. Trace the history of the disagreement and look back on how we got here.

Swine Flu Outbreak

Published April 27, 2009

An outbreak of H1N1 Swine Flu has been reported first in Mexico and now in several states across the United States.

Progress 2009

Published April 21, 2009

2009 Elections

Published March 29, 2009

2009 Bracket Challenge

Published March 19, 2009

Get yer bracket on! Browse all brackets, check out out KUsports.com staff brackets, and check to see how your bracket's holding up after each match up is complete.

Severe Weather

Published March 11, 2009

In the eye of the storm: The mystery, mayhem and majesty of Kansas weather. Learn about the power of severe weather, how to stay safe when a storm strikes, and how people affected by past storms have managed the rebuilding and aftermath of tornadoes striking home.

Underground Kansas

Published March 8, 2009

From hidden caves that welcome visiting bats to massive deposits of salt, oil and natural gas that fuel the economy, the Sunflower state boasts a subtropolis of fascinating features, vast resources and untapped opportunities. Join us for a look around underground.

Sexual Assaults in Lawrence: Not an uncommon crime

Published March 1, 2009

In the past five years, more than 450 adult sexual assaults have been reported in Lawrence. There's a rape in Lawrence every four days. Each case represents an instance where someone’s life has been irrevocably changed. LJWorld.com, the Lawrence Journal-World and 6News are taking a deeper look at what those numbers really mean.

The way it is

Published February 16, 2009

With about two-thirds of students in Junction City calling mom or dad a soldier, teachers use their experiences as military spouses to help students cope with deployments that strain the school system.

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