Trans plaintiffs challenging state law testify in Douglas County about harms they've suffered
Four transgender men and one intersex woman on Tuesday told a Douglas County judge how Kansas’ anti-trans law known as SB 244 has negatively impacted their lives - forcing them to surrender their driver’s licenses, to problematically use certain bathrooms, to live in fear of being outed and ...
KU Health System to become sole owner of St. Francis Campus after years of joint ownership
Lawrence school district identifies $73.9 million in deferred maintenance and facilities needs
Lawrence school district officials told the school board Monday that the district has identified $73.9 million in deferred maintenance and ...
Jayhawk forwards will be counted on prior to Bryant’s arrival
KU faces complex situation with final roster spot
With the recent return of Tre White after he earned newfound eligibility in an Indiana court case, the Kansas men’s basketball team is set to ...
County to consider pilot project to use ‘tiny homes’ to house people needing behavioral health care
Douglas County commissioners support pilot idea to use “tiny homes” to expand care after health crises
Douglas County commissioners say they would be interested in turning some of the “tiny homes” behind the city’s homeless shelter into ...
KU’s Hilltop childcare center cited for 7 violations in letter threatening to revoke license
KU enrollment grows for third straight year, achieving a new record
Opinion: Environmentally conscious Lawrence is not focused on the biggest problem with electric vehicles
Go, See, Do: Metaphysical Fair, Kaw River Fest in Eudora and more
Buffalo chicken tacos with an extra kick
LMH Health doctors provide insight on heart health
Jury rejects public defenders’ claim that man was just ‘adjusting himself’ at pool, convicts him of lewd and lascivious behavior
State witnesses say it was a lewd act; defense attorneys say man accused of felony was just ‘adjusting himself’
Lenexa man arrested on suspicion of burglarizing KU fraternity house
Opinion: Artificial intelligence will never replace doctors
Old Home Town for Feb. 25, 2026
Letter to the editor: Last chance to save democracy
Public invited to see behind the scenes, talk with researchers at KU’s Field Station on Saturday
State’s anti-trans law harms people while not make anything better, experts testify
Douglas County commissioners support pilot idea to use “tiny homes” to expand care after health crises
