KU loses some funding, faces a looming $50 million maintenance bill; Girod tells Regents plan is 'irrational'
It was a day of lost funding and future budget threats for the University of Kansas, so much so that KU’s chancellor at one point told the Kansas Board of Regents it was acting irrationally. KU got unwelcome budget news on both the short-term and long-range levels at Thursday’s Kansas ...
City, county and others are joining forces to host community fireworks show and celebration in central Lawrence
Plan would restore rail service to big swath of the Midwest
MISSION, Kan. (AP) — Proponents of expanding passenger rail service through Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas hope an anticipated influx of federal ...
Firebirds excited for ‘fresh start’ entering Year 2 under Chris Linner
‘A lot of potential’: Deep group of KU football RBs impressing position coach Jonathan Wallace
The Kansas football offense no longer boasts a playmaker as hyped as former standout rusher Pooka Williams. However, running backs coach Jonathan ...
Lawrence school district set to receive $6 million in COVID-19 relief funding
Vaccine effort turns into slog as infectious variant spreads
As cases tumble and states reopen, the potential final stage in the U.S. campaign to vanquish COVID-19 is turning into a slog, with a worrisome ...
Lawrence man facing felony charges for allegedly molesting 5-year-old
Lawrence police blotter for June 17, 2021
Lawrence man sentenced to just under 9 years for killing girlfriend while on drugs; he apologizes to her family for his actions
Lawrence City Commission to return to in-person meetings; online option to remain for public comment
Lawrence City Commission approves change that permanently allows retail, other shops the ability to sell alcohol
City to get public input on potential change to directly elected mayor, 6-member commission elected by districts
Gov. Kelly appoints 3 members to Kansas Board of Regents, including Wint Winter Jr., of Lawrence
For hackers, utility companies could be appealing targets; Kansas providers say they’re taking precautions
Supreme Court dismisses challenge to Obama health care law, preserving coverage for millions
LMH to allow hundreds of employees to work from home; hospital finalizing purchase of another doctor’s office
A dog bar and coffee shop may be coming to Lawrence; plans would let you watch and interact with dogs up for adoption
Soon, 18-year-olds will be able to carry concealed handguns on KU campus; Regents set to adopt new policy this week
KU says it won’t use policy that would suspend tenure of faculty members
‘A sacred moment in history’: Juneteenth celebration slated for Watson Park; other commemorations also planned
City, county and others are joining forces to host community fireworks show and celebration in central Lawrence
