Just right: $500K renovation dramatically expands food pantry, giving it an inviting grocery store vibe
Early Wednesday morning Steven Elliott and several other workers stocked the shelves at Just Food with canned goods, fresh produce, an impressive array of meats and quite a bit of good cheer. The work was the same as most mornings — preparing the pantry at 1000 E. 11th St. for the hundreds ...
Consultants ask residents what changes they want to see in Lawrence Police Department; fewer than a dozen respond
If Blue Cross Blue Shield doesn’t pay more, LMH may ask state employees to consider a different insurance provider
Leaders at LMH Health are convinced the state’s largest health insurance company pays LMH less for medical care than hospitals in places like ...
Les Miles’ lawyer blasts KU for placing coach on administrative leave, claims school knew about allegations beforehand
Kansas tennis sweeps SEMO with 7-0 home win
The Kansas women’s tennis team defeated Southeast Missouri State, 7-0, at the Jayhawk Tennis Center on Saturday. The Jayhawks (5-3) have now ...
Area groups face multiple challenges in getting virus information to Latinos, Spanish-speakers
Some Lawrence educators may not be fully vaccinated before schools return to all in-person learning
When Melissa Johnson received her first dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine on Wednesday, she was surprised, she said. She was finally feeling ...
Lawrence Police Department’s use of force slightly increased in 2020, despite fewer calls
Lawrence-area fire departments respond to multiple grass fires as burning season begins
Suspect in hourlong high-speed chase through Douglas, Jefferson counties released on bond
Lawrence City Commission approves adding nearly $1.6 million to current year’s budget, including 13.5 new city staff positions
As Lawrence’s hotel shelter program shuts down, many homeless people are expected to return to camping
Consultants ask residents what changes they want to see in Lawrence Police Department; fewer than a dozen respond
Ex-Kansas Gov. Colyer signals he’ll make 2022 governor bid
Area groups face multiple challenges in getting virus information to Latinos, Spanish-speakers
What Hays’ history, ‘Noose Road’ say about Kansas and race
Lawrence church strikes deal to locate in former Hy-Vee grocery store on Sixth Street
Lawrence retail sales off to one of the slower starts in the state in 2021; Weaver’s gets national praise from Forbes
New downtown restaurant to have shrimp, crabs, lobster and something called a red velvet waffle
As Lawrence’s hotel shelter program shuts down, many homeless people are expected to return to camping
Just right: $500K renovation dramatically expands food pantry, giving it an inviting grocery store vibe
County to host free health clinic for individuals without secure housing
