The all eyes on Joel Embiid’s back edition
It might be Championship Week, with NCAA Tournament berths getting handed out on a daily basis, but the eyes of the college basketball world turned ...
Another setback in KU’s quest for Med Center expansion
In recent days Kansas University officials have faced new setbacks with legislators on some key initiatives, but certainly not for lack of effort or focus. ...
Mexican or Chinese? Yes, at odd Eudora restaurant
Salsa and crab rangoon, together at last. Actually, the two have been in a steady relationship the past 14 years at what's easily one of ...
Carlos O’Kelly’s closes Lawrence location; city set to put more bite into weed ordinance
When I was courting my lovely wife, I quickly realized that a dinner at Carlos O'Kelly's Mexican restaurant worked even better than roses for getting ...
Embiid absence a big blow for KU basketball, but not all hope is lost
It's crazy to think that the next piece of significant news we get about Kansas University freshman Joel Embiid could come with him sitting at ...
Villanova shoots to No. 3, Kansas drops to No. 10 in Associated Press college basketball poll
Parity scored another victory last week in college basketball when 17 of the top 25 teams in the Associated Press college basketball poll lost at ...
Bill Self looking forward to Big 12 Tournament
The regular season is over, and the postseason begins Thursday for Kansas University's men's basketball team. Coach Bill Self doesn't yet know whether his Jayhawks ...
Proposed ecological observation station may create concerns for airport; city in running for more than $500,000 in arts grant
Forget global warming. Forget global cooling. Forget all these pending ecological disasters. We've had one happen right here and now. Somehow, an hour of our ...
Court ruling may be political success, but educational failure
The Kansas Supreme Court accomplished one remarkable thing with its school finance ruling last week. It threaded the needle so carefully that nearly everyone — ...
The Day After: Morgantown Madness
The Kansas University basketball team's latest game — a 92-86 loss at West Virginia on Saturday — seems to be a classic example of one ...
Two people critically injured in separate Douglas County accidents early Sunday
Operation 100 News report. Updated 3:07 a.m.. Douglas County Deputies are investigating two accidents this morning. First accident The first was reported shortly before 12:30 ...
Barack “Don Quixote” Obama
I had a dream last night in which Barack Obama was wearing a helmet and carrying a lance like the fictional character Don Quixote who ...
One critical, two detained following early morning shooting
Operation 100 News report. Updated: 4:30 a.m.. Lawrence Police are investigating after a person was shot in the 2400 block of Cedarwood Avenue early Saturday. ...
Getting reacquainted with West Virginia
West Virginia men's basketball coach Bob Huggins rarely appears overjoyed on the sideline (see above photo). But he might crack a smile for a split-second ...
Many schools remain in contention for No. 1 seed in NCAA Tournament
Florida, Wichita State and Arizona are pulling away from a crowded pack in the race for No. 1 seeds and it’s a tough call getting ...
10 years of Big 12 supremacy: 2014
From the time of Big 12 divisions, through realignment and the subtraction/addition of teams and a new 10-team format, one thing has remained constant in ...
Sherry gets less granny, more chic behind select Lawrence bars
If you look in the right spots, sherry suddenly seems a lot less stodgy than stereotypes would have you believe. As such places have for ...
Compton makes proposal for downtown mural; KU pulls plug on popular downtown shot put event; a tax rebate for apartment project looming
A downtown mural, a shot put and possibly a few million dollars in taxpayer-funded incentives: That's either one really strange pre-St. Patrick's Day party, or ...
10 years of Big 12 supremacy: 2013
From the time of Big 12 divisions, through realignment and the subtraction/addition of teams and a new 10-team format, one thing has remained constant in ...
What caught my ear on Day 1 of KU football’s spring practices
No open practices this spring for the Kansas football program, so the "What caught my eye" blogs of the past are going to have to ...
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- Jenkins: No immigration reform until White House or Senate changes hands March 11, 2014 · 4 comments
- Obamacare is 'actuarially unsound,' Jenkins argues in Baldwin City March 10, 2014 · 27 comments
- KU warns of accreditation issues at medical school, but committee rejects funding initiative March 11, 2014 · 4 comments
- It's tough being a Wichita State fan in Jayhawk Nation March 10, 2014 · 14 comments
- On the street: What is your favorite way to get rid of a headache? March 11, 2014 · 7 comments
- Bill introduced that would prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation, gender identity March 11, 2014 · 2 comments
- Blog: Carlos O'Kelly's closes Lawrence location; city set to put more bite into weed ordinance March 11, 2014 · 3 comments
- Lawrence Police identify dead man found Saturday by Kansas River March 10, 2014 · 1 comment
- Letter: Sinful lifestyle February 25, 2014 · 148 comments
- Blog: Court ruling may be political success, but educational failure March 9, 2014 · 4 comments
- Joel Embiid ruled out for Big 12 Tournament March 10, 2014
- Ninth Street corridor proposal is finalist for national arts grant March 10, 2014
- New law abolishes statute of limitations on rape April 2, 2013
- Lawrence native Jennifer Bessolo named principal at South Middle School March 11, 2014
- KU warns of accreditation issues at medical school, but committee rejects funding initiative March 11, 2014
- 'Scruffy' Lawrence rescue dog represents state in national project March 10, 2014
- Detective: Flack discussed killing of one of four 2013 victims in Ottawa March 11, 2014
- Double Take: Why a generation of boys is failing in school and life March 11, 2014
- Laura D. Routh wins League of Women Voters' 2014 Helen Fluker Award March 11, 2014
- Hearing begins today in Ottawa quadruple homicide March 11, 2014
