The NCAA’s new eligibility rules are less than a week old and already facing legal challenges. Attorneys Ryan Downton and Darren Heitner are attempting to remedy what they see as unfair treatment of the high school class of 2022 through lawsuits, including one reportedly filed last week in ...
With about half the year in the books, a story about the Lawrence economy is beginning to emerge: Brick and mortar stores are slow, ‘buy now’ buttons are busy, and City Hall budget-makers are holding on. Lawrence is performing worse than any other major retail market in the state when it ...
UPDATED: 10:50 A.M. JUNE 26 Lawrence-based Laird Noller Auto Group landed on a relatively small list earlier this year, but not one any business seeks to make. Laird Noller was one of 97 auto dealer groups in the entire country that received a formal warning letter from the Federal Trade ...
Everybody, it seems, has an idea for the former, and now long-vacant, Borders bookstore building at Seventh and New Hampshire streets in downtown Lawrence. For years, it was considered the key to bringing a grocery store to downtown Lawrence. It wasn’t, and it didn’t. Another time, it was ...
Updated 5:14 p.m. Tuesday, June 23, 2026: Another in a series of dramatic changes to collegiate athletics took a major step forward on Tuesday when the NCAA Division I Cabinet unanimously voted to approve its new five-year age-based eligibility model. The decision will not become final until ...
Lawrence’s newest $1 billion-plus development proposal includes plans for a life-sized board game and a nature trail that encourages you to walk in your bare feet. But, no, neither one of those elements is the most unique component of a recent development plan filed by a group led by Phil ...
