Trump's order leads to dozens of layoffs at Haskell, including seven instructors; 'It's going to be a big disruption'
A significant number of Haskell Indian Nations University employees were laid off Friday pursuant to an order by President Donald Trump to cut the federal work force, the Journal-World has learned. According to a source close to Haskell, around 38 employees have been let go, out of ...
Disruptive public commenting has reached a crisis point for some in public office; more changes may be coming
Lawrence school board expands equity efforts with analysis of enrollment and class sizes
Lawrence school board members will explore enrollment and class sizes while gathering data as a part of the district's equity initiative to help ...
Free State boys, girls fall in tough road matches at Shawnee Mission South
Preview: KU hopes to bond on extra-long road trip, beginning with game at Utah
After rekindling a rivalry with an old conference foe in Tuesday’s victory over Colorado, the Kansas men’s basketball team is now in ...
Douglas County Criminal Justice Coordinating Council adopts strategic plan for improving the criminal legal system
Douglas County to assess Wakarusa River Valley for conservation areas and flood risk mitigation
As urban growth spreads into the Wakarusa River Valley south of Lawrence, Douglas County will conduct an assessment of which areas to preserve in ...
Brown University researcher, former KU professor named finalist for KU pharmacy dean
KU Finance Council rejects student fee proposal that would have cut Daily Kansan’s funding by 80%
After Student Senate proposes an 80% funding cut to KU’s student newspaper, thousands show their support for the Kansan
Plans call for Olive Garden to locate near 21st and Iowa in KU’s West Campus development
Joann Fabrics set to close Lawrence store as part of bankruptcy process
Home show set for this weekend; new building permit figures show Lawrence home growth among slowest in area
Charges dismissed against Lawrence man in November stabbing case; prosecutor says man who was injured died earlier this month
Lawrence man ordered to stand trial for allegedly threatening group of teens with a firearm
State adds new charges in hit-and-run crash that injured a Lawrence woman and killed her dog on 23rd Street
Kevin Willmott film festival, birdwatching trips, Irish Pub Quiz and more upcoming events
CHVRCHES’s Lauren Mayberry returns to the Granada in Lawrence, sharing solo project that helped her break out of comfort zone
How a relief fund created during the COVID crisis still helps Lawrence servers, bartenders and other hospitality workers today
Kansas City homeowner pleads guilty to lesser charge in shooting of Black teen who rang wrong doorbell
Haskell Indian Nations University’s Welcome Back Powwow postponed
Douglas County to assess Wakarusa River Valley for conservation areas and flood risk mitigation
New turf fields, lighting projects at Lawrence’s Youth Sports Complex should be ready for fall soccer season
City Commission to consider $3.5 million agreement with Lawrence Community Shelter to fund homelessness services
Unsheltered homelessness number in Lawrence area drops by about 70%, according to unofficial point in time data
LMH Health and health department will provide WIC services at new monthly clinic in Baldwin City
Kansas pharmacists ask lawmakers for help as pharmacies across the state continue to close
Orthopedic surgeons with OrthoKansas help get patients moving again
