Kansas employers are overall supportive of the idea of graduates who obtained a bachelor’s degree with as few as 90 credit hours — instead of the standard 120 hours — despite prior fears that such initiative may draw pushback and turn companies off, according to new survey results which ...
Van Go set to lose significant source of funding, says commitment to youth won’t change
Lawrence school board members approve budget for 2026-2027
Lawrence school board members have adopted the budget for 2026-2027, and it includes a property tax rate decrease. Following a public hearing ...
Young Lawrence tennis team gains valuable match experience in 10-team Topeka Invitational
KU women’s basketball learns Big 12 schedule
An experienced Kansas women’s basketball team looking to find its way back to the NCAA Tournament learned on Thursday morning exactly what sort ...
Douglas County commissioners signal support for beginning a ‘phased approach’ of changes to the county’s zoning code
Douglas County commissioners to hear plan for updating zoning, subdivision codes in rural areas
Douglas County commissioners will hear about plans to update the county’s zoning and subdivision rules on Wednesday, starting with smaller ...
KU, other state universities, propose new policies to lease property without Regents approval
Organization named in KU fraternity hazing lawsuit denies it had control over chapter’s activities
Survey: 4 in 5 employers in Kansas say they have confidence in 3-year college degrees
Introducing a new writer for the Journal-World’s Town Talk feature
Bad television was a big part of the creation of Town Talk. While some of these posts made about as much sense as the plot of a "Gilligan’s Island" episode, ...











