'Honor of my life': Retiring Regents leader reflects on higher education and the challenges it faces
There were only a few ticks left on the clock until retirement officially began. Blake Flanders, president and CEO of the Kansas Board of Regents, had agreed to do a 2 p.m. interview with the Journal-World on June 30, the last day of the state’s fiscal year. That also meant it was the last ...
After 10-year legal battle, woman accused in baby’s death gets certificate of innocence, $368K plus attorney fees for wrongful conviction
Lawrence school district reveals first details of new flexible curriculum for Centennial Choice Campus
Lawrence school district officials revealed details of the curriculum for their new high school program on Monday, which is meant to provide more ...
Returning players who will need to improve to secure roles on this year’s KU football team
Union Jack Classic CEO weighs in on ‘Big Noon,’ cultural exchanges
FRISCO, Texas — When Brian Dubiski was a defensive back at Texas Tech, the Red Raiders ventured far afield to battle Oklahoma State in the ...
Douglas County budget hearings open with requests to fund youth crisis center, naloxone distribution
KU Innovation Park could begin making tax-like payments for long-term tenants under proposed county agreement
Douglas County commissioners will discuss an agreement Wednesday where KU Innovation Park would make payments in lieu of taxes for long-term ...
KU bringing back Day on the Hill music concert series; event part of strategy to broaden uses of football stadium
‘Honor of my life’: Retiring Regents leader reflects on higher education and the challenges it faces
University Press of Kansas marks America’s 250th birthday with weekly sales of history books from national experts
Planners open door for storage unit businesses downtown; new plans filed for golf course-living
Lawrence sales tax collections again last in the state among big retail markets; online sales may be soaring though
FTC sends warning letter to Lawrence-based Laird Noller Auto with concerns over deceptive pricing
Emergency vehicles respond to car fire in North Lawrence that diverted traffic
Police department paid $1.7 million to county last year in jail costs; chief says that’s too much
After 10-year legal battle, woman accused in baby’s death gets certificate of innocence, $368K plus attorney fees for wrongful conviction
Go, See, Do: July 4 celebrations, concerts and more
Inside the the updated LMH Health Cancer Center
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PHOTOS: Lawrence fans cheer on the U.S. in World Cup match against Belgium
KU Innovation Park could begin making tax-like payments for long-term tenants under proposed county agreement
Organizers to host public forum on how Lawrence can achieve renewable energy goals
