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Kobach testifies against immigration bill before U.S. Senate committee

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach was in Washington, D.C., yesterday testifying against an immigration bill before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee. Kobach cited the ...

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Nunemaker Center wins KU energy savings contest

Yesterday was Earth Day, and it was also the day results were announced and winners were recognized in the now-annual competition among KU campus buildings ...

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KU events this week: climate change and energy talks during Earth Day week

This is a "boo."

You know, we're less than a month away from KU's commencement, and I'm getting emotional because on Wednesday morning will be the next-to-last Heard on ...

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Big revenue decrease projected for fiscal year starting July 1

Topeka — Last week's revenue projections by state fiscal officials showed little change in Kansas' revenue forecast. But budgetary storm clouds are right over the ...

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Menard’s project highlights city rule on vacant space; a look at how Lawrence ranks in state retail report

Build it, and it will be empty. That's the motto of Lawrence, at least in one way. City planners will be reminded of that tonight. ...

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Swampyville’s - “The Flower Garden”!

From the Swampyville Gazette! You're the Poet! Fill in the below blanks with the following words or use your own words. Demands, grave, grow, hands, ...

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Firefighters evacuate sleeping man from his burning Baldwin City home

Photo provided by @fidgetorama on Twitter.

Several area fire departments have responded to a reported structure fire in Baldwin City this morning. The call was dispatched as a possible structure fire ...

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Brownback says higher sales tax needed in case state loses school finance lawsuit

Topeka — Gov. Sam Brownback continues to try to build his case for making the 6.3 percent state sales tax permanent, instead of letting it ...

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Group finalizing lease for East Lawrence space to house incubator for artists, inventors, craftsmen

Finally, a gym where they won’t look at me funny when I wear my biker shorts with my tool belt. No, it won’t have treadmills ...

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KU links: KU offering multiyear athletic scholarships; Topeka college-choice blogger accepted to Yale

At the end of a busy week, here's your weekly-or-so roundup of KU news, notes and mentions from around the Internet. • KU is leading ...

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Superman a Kansas Jayhawks fan? Also, columnist says FGCU should be elated to get Joe Dooley

Superman likes KU

A few links for your Thursday ... • The "Man of Steel" movie trailer was released Tuesday, and already it has caused a lot of ...

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The fight over sales tax has consumed Kansas politics for three years

The one-cent increase in the state sales tax approved in 2010 is scheduled to decrease July 1.

It's amazing how much of the political fighting in Kansas is wrapped up in one penny that most Kansans pay every day without a fuss. ...

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Roberts, Moran vote against expanded background checks in gun sales

U.S. Sens. Pat Roberts and Jerry Moran, both Kansas Republicans, voted against gun legislation that would have expanded background checks and other restrictions. The measure, ...

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Dance studio for adults expands into space at Orchards Corner in West Lawrence

Back in the day, when the little space in the Orchards Corner Shopping Center at Bob Billings and Kasold housed the Brass Apple restaurant, there ...

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KU Quidditch team’s magical run ends in World Cup’s round of 8

We've told you a couple times before about the exploits of the squad of KU students who play the once-fictional Harry Potter sport of Quidditch, ...

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KU outlines significant cuts if Legislature cuts higher education funding

Topeka — Kansas University's National Cancer Institute designation would be at significant risk if budget cuts proposed by House Republican leaders were enacted into law, ...

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How long since a sitting U.S. president visited KU? Possibly 101 years (and counting)

The Sept. 25, 1911, Lawrence Daily Journal, courtesy of Mike Reid

President Obama is not coming to KU this week, we now know. That means the span of time since the university was last visited by ...

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Chipotle files plans to build restaurant on 23rd Street

If you are like me and you need a burrito break every once in a while as you navigate the traffic on 23rd Street, you’ll ...

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Snobby Joes and the return of the CSA

Snobby Joes and steamed asparagus.

Two blessed food events occurred within the past few days. One: The Lawrence Farmers’ Market opened on Saturday. Two: My first CSA pickup of the ...

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How Jake Heaps’ big spring game was different from Dayne Crist’s in 2012

For the second year in a row, last Saturday's Kansas University football spring game featured a strong performance from a new quarterback to whom KU ...

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