Crop artist Stan Herd unveils new earthwork north of Lawrence to celebrate Mexico's Independence Day
Crop artist Stan Herd unveiled a new earthwork Wednesday to the northeast of Lawrence in honor of Mexico's Independence Day. The artwork, titled "Young Woman of Mexico," is a collaboration between Herd and Soileh Padilla Mayer, consul of Mexico in Kansas City. It's located northeast of ...
Police assist remaining campers out of Burcham Park ahead of 2nd homeless camp cleanup this week
Trump approves federal disaster aid for storms and flooding in 6 states, including Kansas
President Donald Trump has approved federal disaster aid for six states and tribes following storms and floods that occurred this spring and ...
Preview: Lawrence football emphasizing run defense against Olathe Northwest
Preview: Free State football looking to bounce back at Shawnee Mission West
Free State football (1-1) will look to bounce back from its first loss of the season, going on the road for the first time Friday night to take ...
Douglas County commissioners approve site for a future fire station in northwestern Lawrence
Douglas County commissioners to consider joining regional disaster aid agreement
Douglas County commissioners on Wednesday will consider joining a regional emergency resource-sharing agreement designed to streamline aid across ...
KU budget cuts proceeding as planned; $300M donation to athletics department won’t relieve pressure elsewhere
Regents submit slightly smaller state funding request for higher education after hearing last year’s was ‘out of line’
Kansas State University seeking to remove the word ‘diversity’ from its mission statement
Trial date challenging Kansas Sky Energy solar project pushed back; lawsuit now near Trump deadline for tax credits
The rumors about Costco coming to west Lawrence are heating up; site would most likely be near Rock Chalk Park
Five-story US Bank Tower in heart of downtown is for sale, creating possibility for major redevelopment
Man originally charged with rape of a 9-year old pleads no contest to 2 counts of aggravated assault
Mobile app alerts community members to cardiac emergencies needing CPR, helping patients get help sooner
2 Topeka women accused of retail crime spree in Lawrence over weekend
Art in the Park, Old West Lawrence yard sale, movie screenings and more events
How Grinter Farms’ sunflower fields northeast of Lawrence bloomed into a popular photo op
Kansas health officials proclaim measles outbreak over
Regents submit slightly smaller state funding request for higher education after hearing last year’s was ‘out of line’
Program to pay fines with school supplies nets more than $750 in supplies for Lawrence students this year
Butterfly tagging, Theatre Lawrence season opener, La Yarda art unveiling, threshing bee and more events
