As KU donor David Booth launches new book, he talks about staying invested in the market and in Lawrence
He called his new book “Stay Calm,” but what David Booth would like to call his next one is an idea that’s just as important to him: “Stay Invested.” That refers to Booth’s advice to nervous investors – staying the course for the long term instead of panic-selling when the ...
Judge rejects teen shooter’s self-defense claim in The Hawk case, orders him to stand trial on murder and other charges
One elevator to move them all; getting around the new Judicial and Law Enforcement Center can be frustrating
Updated at 3:57 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 2 Anyone who has visited the new Judicial and Law Enforcement Center more than once has likely heard about ...
Preview: KU hosts No. 23 Missouri in latest installment of bitter rivalry
KU volleyball opens Kansas Invitational with sweep over South Dakota State behind Stanley’s 16 kills
For the sixth time in as many matches to begin her career, Taylor Stanley was the lead attacker for Kansas volleyball. The freshman pin hitter ...
Douglas County commissioners to consider new solid waste management plan following public hearing
Heartland Community Health Center focuses on staff turnover as demand for psychiatric care grows
Demand for psychiatric care at Heartland Community Health Center is growing – especially among children – as the clinic works to address gaps ...
KU not renewing lease with Naismith Hall; privately-owned student housing will remain closed for renovation
As KU donor David Booth launches new book, he talks about staying invested in the market and in Lawrence
PHOTOS: First responders, ROTC rise, shine and remember with early-morning 9/11 memorial event
Lawrence family to open local funeral chapel after years of serving Topeka community
An update on opening day rumors for Lawrence’s Costco, plus a look at the company’s wages as hiring begins
Sales tax numbers from World Cup period show Lawrence didn’t fare as well as many Kansas communities
Arrests made in 2 alleged rapes in Lawrence, including cold case dating back to 2009
Bond set at $1 million for Lawrence man charged with 2 counts of child rape
Kansas Supreme Court weighs in on Topeka pothole case, saying cities have duty to keep streets reasonably safe
Go, See, Do: Remembering 9/11 in music, ‘Pirates!’ and more
Buffalo chicken tacos with an extra kick
LMH Health doctors provide insight on heart health
EPA extends agreement with Haskell for environmental education and workforce development for students, research opportunities
Furry footed Clydesdales and their Dalmatian friend delight Lawrence
Young bobcat takes up permanent residence as ‘ambassador’ at Prairie Park Nature Center; name will be decided by vote
