If Lawrence’s economy was a race car, its pit crew would be getting a little more anxious with each passing lap. Their car is falling slightly farther behind as the race nears a critical stage. That’s certainly one way to look at the latest sales tax numbers released by the Kansas ...
The Kansas football team is relying on a greater proportion of transfers for significant contributions during the 2025 season than it has in any other year under Lance Leipold. The ultimate fate of the Jayhawks, though, may well depend on the ability of certain returning players to grow into ...
Let the meat spinning begin. A downtown restaurant spot is set to go from seafood to shawarma. A plan has been filed at Lawrence City Hall for a Shawarma Press restaurant to locate at 947 New Hampshire St., which is the spot that previously housed Krustaceans Seafood. If you are not ...
Anybody who remembers the approximately 20-year effort to win approval for the South Lawrence Trafficway project, likely recalls there’s a formula to the process — first the bureaucrats, then the bulldozers. That formula still holds, which means this was a big week for an approximately ...
Whatever pent-up anxiety Kansas basketball fans might have felt about KU actually fielding a full, competitive team — anxiety that might have been eating away at them for weeks prior to Tuesday's and Wednesday’s significant commitments — they can finally breathe easy. It took a month ...
The Kansas women’s basketball team had the unexpected luxury of completing its roster in mid-April. When Indiana transfer forward Lilly Meister signed on April 14, she both filled KU’s biggest and essentially only remaining need and, based on remarks head coach Brandon Schneider made soon ...
