KU to give raises to employees next week, but faculty members not included due to union negotiations
Most University of Kansas employees — but not professors — have a new date to circle on their calendars: Jan. 26. That’s when they’ll find out how big of a raise they are receiving. KU Chancellor Douglas Girod and other university administrators on Monday announced that the ...
Lawrence library card is a gateway to more than books; here is a guide to make the most of the services
Group dives into Municipal Stadium’s baseball history in hopes of being a hit with national registry
An idle conversation during a board meeting for the Watkins Museum of History sparked an idea that could breathe new life into an old ...
KU concedes backbreaking run in second half, loses at WVU, 86-75
Preview: Jayhawks will need to step up against No. 2 Iowa State
The Kansas men’s basketball team’s struggles early in conference play have turned what would under any circumstances be one of the biggest ...
Applications now open for Black Jack Battlefield advisory board; deadline Jan. 23
Douglas County Treasurer’s Office to close its courthouse location in downtown; paying for tags, taxes to be done at Sixth Street site
Beginning next month, Douglas County residents no longer will be able to pay their vehicle tags or handle other such tax matters at the historic ...
Dole Institute to host former keeper of the Constitution, national history exhibit as part of America at 250 celebrations
KU to give raises to employees next week, but faculty members not included due to union negotiations
KU alumnus gives $8M gift to boost College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, honor Kansas’ role in expanding freedom
North Lawrence mower, ATV, tractor dealership seeking to double its space; Dillons planning for west Lawrence store remodel
Lawrence single family home construction hits new low in 2025; activity falls by more than 35% from a year ago
Retail sales in Lawrence grow in 2025, exceed city’s budget projections; a look at area communities, too
Attorney for drug dealer accused in woman’s overdose death says she’s ‘very happy’ with her plea deal
Lawrence’s Municipal Court judge to retire in March
Attorneys say some Kansas sex-crime laws are unconstitutional because they don’t require criminal intent and don’t define ‘consent’
Story slam, bird field trip among upcoming events
Lawrence library card is a gateway to more than books; here is a guide to make the most of the services
Herbs grown indoors require extra care
Lawrence school board will begin discussing new policy setting target range for the district’s operating cash reserves
Hundreds gather in downtown Lawrence to protest ICE violence, killing of Renee Good
Jayhawk Area Agency on Aging celebrates 50 years of supporting older adults
