Douglas County commissioners have violated their own policy about the size of rainy day funds the last two years
Each of the last two years, Douglas County commissioners have approved budgets that violate — by millions of dollars — their own policy that places a cap on how much money the county’s “rainy day funds” can hold. The county has a policy in place that limits the amount of money key ...
Lawrence man ordered to stand trial for first-degree murder in connection with stabbing at unsanctioned camp
Kansas Secretary of State urges voters to hand-deliver advance ballots, or mail them no later than Nov. 1
TOPEKA — Rep. Pat Proctor worries that the U.S. Postal Service’s inability to properly process mail-in ballots, which disenfranchised nearly ...
KU soccer holds off ASU to advance in Big 12 tournament
Preview: LHS to see familiar schemes in playoff game against Shawnee Mission East
The football regular season didn’t end the way the Lawrence Lions hoped, but the Lions have a chance to turn it all around in the playoffs, ...
Leaders from across the state gather at KU to talk about future of wind energy, including in Douglas County
KU creates new office that aims to build partnerships with tribal nations from across the country
The University of Kansas has created a new office that will work to develop partnerships with Native American tribes and other indigenous groups ...
Many candidates concerned about County Commission taking action on solar project before new commissioners are seated; incumbents see it differently
Douglas County commissioners have violated their own policy about the size of rainy day funds the last two years
Latest campaign finance reports show one County Commission incumbent trailing challenger; Loomis has $50K lead in DA race
State arguing to dismiss wrongful imprisonment lawsuit from woman whose murder conviction was overturned
Woman testifies about finding her fiance dead from apparent fentanyl overdose; hearing for man charged in connection with his death will continue in December
Lawrence man ordered to stand trial for first-degree murder in connection with stabbing at unsanctioned camp
KPR Live Day, Final Friday, downtown Lawrence trick-or-treat and more upcoming events
Author Louise Erdrich speaks at Haskell about new novel, growth of Indigenous works
LMH Health will soon drop Medicare Advantage plans from Aetna and Humana, and about 4,000 patients are caught in the middle
Finances at LMH Health begin to make improvement after operating losses four out of the last five years
Lack of KU football games hasn’t yet sunk Lawrence sales tax collections, but numbers are still behind pace
Whataburger makes it official: Lawrence opening date is set for Monday
Lawrence chamber of commerce endorses proposal that would alter city’s government structure
Planning Commission approves addition of 2 dozen Pallet homes at shelter site; proposal now goes to Lawrence City Commission
Lawrence organizations to use $254,000 in opioid settlement funds for projects addressing drug abuse, homelessness services
LMH Health hearing from lots of area residents seeking information about loss of Medicare Advantage insurance ahead of Dec. 7 deadline
Donors make a difference in many ways at LMH Health
LMH Health staff member looks back on her own breast cancer story
