Lawrence City Commission approves adding nearly $1.6 million to current year’s budget, including 13.5 new city staff positions
Citing critical operational needs, Lawrence city leaders are moving forward with changes that would add nearly $1.6 million to the city’s budget for this year, enabling the city to add 13 full-time positions and one part-time position to city staff. As part of its meeting Tuesday, the ...
Former U.S. Rep. Steve Watkins enters diversion in voter fraud case
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 ...
FSHS boys respond from early deficit to advance past Junction City in postseason opener
Lions adjust quickly, open postseason with 59-36 victory
It didn’t take Lawrence High long to find its bearings in Tuesday night’s substate opener. Once the Lions adjusted to some unexpected ...
Two new COVID-19 deaths bring county total to 78; 9 new cases
Kansas ponders open churches, abortion limits in pandemics; bill would further restrict governor’s powers
Updated at 7:25 p.m. Monday TOPEKA — Conservative Kansas legislators, still smarting over actions Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly took early in ...
Suspect in hourlong high-speed chase through Douglas, Jefferson counties released on bond
2 arrested after high-speed chase through Lawrence
‘A deeper look’: Lawrence Police Department installs new software for tracking complaints against officers, use of force
Lawrence City Commission to consider adding nearly $1.4 million to current year’s budget, including 9.5 new city staff positions
Lawrence City Commission repeals requirement for many top city officials to live in Lawrence
Lawrence City Commission approves adding nearly $1.6 million to current year’s budget, including 13.5 new city staff positions
Topeka man blocked officers, tried to break into Pelosi’s office during attack on U.S. Capitol
Former U.S. Rep. Steve Watkins enters diversion in voter fraud case
Lawyer wants ‘most serious charges’ against ex-Chiefs coach for crash that left girl with brain damage
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
Aviation company in rural Douglas County files plans for its fifth major expansion in recent years
‘Blessed’ with donations, St. Luke AME Church undertakes additional renovations
Two new COVID-19 deaths bring county total to 78; 9 new cases
Student newspaper editor files federal lawsuit against Haskell president
