Here’s what type of player KU is getting in Tarik Black
There's a saying in baseball that goes, "There's no such thing as a bad one-year contact." If you were wondering why teams like Duke and ...
Kansas science and math teachers easily recruited away
Last week, Deputy Education Commissioner Dale Dennis posed a riddle to the State Board of Education. A couple of years ago, he said, Fort Hays ...
As Legislature remains deadlocked, Brownback in Chicago touting tax cuts
Topeka — As the Kansas Legislature remained deadlocked over taxes and spending, Gov. Sam Brownback is speaking today at a $40-a-ticket luncheon in Chicago before ...
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U.S. Ag Secretary Vilsack would like to see congressional approval of farm bill, immigration reform
U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack on Monday urged Congress to approve a proposed farm bill, saying he hoped a bipartisan deal on agriculture would create ...
As planners debate Menards project, new study finds retail vacancy rate at 7.2 percent citywide
Let the number games begin. As we’ve previously reported, the Lawrence-Douglas County Planning Commission is set to debate a proposal by Menards to locate a ...
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Two men shot this morning in Lawrence
Originally posted on May 19, 2013 at 4:18 a.m. Operation 100 News report. Lawrence Police continue to investigate after two Topeka men were shot early ...
Another residential development files plans for area near recreation center, Rock Chalk Park
The area around the proposed Lawrence recreation center and Rock Chalk Park site continues to heat up. Lawrence developer Tim Stultz has filed plans at ...
Day after city’s bid opening for recreation center, relief and a few questions
Sometimes you don’t understand why good things happen. That’s the approach Lawrence city commissioners generally were taking the day after bids to build the city’s ...
City recreation leaders not in favor of lighted tennis court plan near Lawrence High
All we need now is John McEnroe, or absent that, somebody in white 1980s-style tennis shorts with an excitable personality. Yes, we’re talking about the ...
Planning Commission to debate Menards project Monday amid signs momentum may be turning
Strap on your tool belt, it is time to talk again about Menards’ proposal to build a big box store just east of Home Depot ...
Was Benghazi Murder?
One of the most disturbing aspects of the fall of the American consulate in Benghazi is the similarity of the situation to one of the ...
KU chancellor’s pay ranks 86th among U.S. public university leaders
KU Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little was the 86th-highest-paid public university executive in 2011-12, according to a report published this week by the Chronicle of Higher Education. ...
The nation’s reaction to top recruit Andrew Wiggins choosing Kansas
Lots of links to get to after top prospect Andrew Wiggins announced Tuesday that he was coming to Kansas ... • In his ...
KU events this week: A whole lotta commencement, plus student art projects on display
This is the space where we usually let you know what's going on at KU this week. But it's finals week at KU, and aside ...
Organized labor calls current Legislature one of the worst
Topeka — Labor officials are not happy with the Kansas Legislature. Citing a recent report that lists Kansas as one of the nation's 10 most ...
Two convenience stores coming to downtown Lawrence
Here’s a tip for you: Make sure your stock portfolio includes plenty of exposure to cheap snack food and elastic waist bands. I may be ...
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Cooking away the CSA, week 5: Greens, greens everywhere
It is FINALLY 80 degrees. And mid-May. And sunny. And all those things mean summer is right around the corner — as underlined by the ...
Morels popping up on Lawrence menus
It’s the time of year when morels are popping up in Kansas woods and in the news feeds of those foraging-types you’re friends with on ...
KU football team pumped not pouting about Andrew Wiggins joining Jayhawks
Minutes after the nation's No. 1 prep prospect, Andrew Wiggins, announced that he was heading to Kansas, many KU fans and national writers took to ...
Andrew Wiggins signing makes this Bill Self’s best, not first, reloading job
A lot can happen in 10-plus months, but right this minute it feels as if John Calipari and Bill Self will coach against each other ...
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