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Matt Tait blogs about former Jayhawks currently in the NBA.

Published September 27, 2009

A community service that rewards both volunteer and benefactor, mentoring doesn't require any special skills. LJWorld.com found great examples of mentors who were making a difference in the lives of others.

Published September 3, 2009

KU fans travel with the best of them. Join us as we build the best community for KU sports fans.

Published August 19, 2009

6News Lawrence will be bringing its 6 p.m. broadcast to four communities across northeast Kansas in September. Find out all the details.

Published August 18, 2009

Published July 30, 2009

More coverage of the trial of a former Kansas University student accused of beating and kidnapping his ex-girlfriend.

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.

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.

Published May 29, 2009

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

Published May 15, 2009

Published May 14, 2009

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.

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.

Published April 27, 2009

An outbreak of H1N1 Swine Flu was reported in Mexico in April 2009. By the end of May, it had spread across the U.S., with all 50 states reporting cases.