LMH president and CEO to retire in August; hospital to conduct nationwide search to replace Russ Johnson
Story updated at 4:28 p.m. March 25: LMH Health President and CEO Russ Johnson will retire in August, the hospital announced on Tuesday. The pending change means the hospital will be looking for new leadership for the first time in nearly a decade, as the regional health care market ...
Lawrence school district sets path for expanding preschool access, science and college curriculum opportunities and more
Lawrence school board approves $235K salary for superintendent
The Lawrence school board on Monday approved Superintendent Jeanice Swift’s employment contract with an annual salary of $235,000. Swift was ...
Former KU guard Garrett makes NBA return, then becomes free agent
4 KU women’s basketball players enter portal
Four members of the Kansas women’s basketball roster entered the transfer portal on Tuesday, the first day it was open. A KU Athletics ...
Douglas County Heritage Conservation Council launches fund to support annual cultural events
Douglas County commissioners to consider authorizing staff to use federal grant to support Veterans Treatment Court
Douglas County commissioners this week will consider approving about $350,000 of projected expenses for a newly established program to support ...
KU student earns Miss Wheelchair Kansas title; she aims to advocate for more accessibility at colleges across the state
KU finance professor named as first finalist to become university’s next dean of business school
KU to cut back on hiring as federal funding concerns grow; ‘we should all prepare for disruptions,’ Girod says
Plans filed for drive-thru bakery at former Henry T’s site in west Lawrence; new report ranks Panasonic battery plant project
Local housing market shows signs of tightening in early 2025; a closer look at how much property values have increased
Development group files plans for senior apartments on city-owned parking lot near 10th and Vermont
Man who drunkenly crashed into Lawrence’s Big Mill restaurant gets probation but must serve 30 days in jail
Douglas County jury acquits man who was accused of pushing woman down stairs; he says she fabricated the story as part of a custody battle
Attorney for speech pathologist accused of molesting elementary students asks court to order competency evaluation
Irish Road Bowling, wild onion harvest, Metaphysical Fair and more events
Local History: Watson Park has long history as community venue
Is spending all day on your feet at work an occupational hazard?
Kansas Supreme Court justice announces resignation, citing recent diagnosis of ALS
Douglas County commissioners to consider authorizing staff to use federal grant to support Veterans Treatment Court
Baker University hires administrator from Ohio school as new president
