FAA alleges city, airport operator have violated provisions of federal grants; future grant dollars could be halted
Federal officials are warning that Lawrence’s airport is at risk of losing access to all federal grants, which would end a multimillion-dollar funding stream used by the city to maintain and expand the airport. City officials received a formal notice in April that a more than year-long ...
Midsummer Night on Mass returns Friday with deals all over downtown
Lawrence graduation rates rise, but district leaders highlight gaps for Native American and English learner students
Despite a rise in graduation rates, Lawrence school officials flagged gaps for Native American students and English learner students and outlined ...
Former all-conference KU basketball player Ellison dies at 83
KU continues Indiana recruiting with commitment of Reddick
The Kansas football team acquired a new piece for its future secondary when Robert Reddick announced his commitment on Wednesday ...
Douglas County leaders to consider housing pilot program for specialty court participants and others in the justice system
NOAA weather radios serving Douglas County offline during upgrade; officials urge caution ahead of storms
Douglas County Emergency Management is urging residents to stay weather aware while NOAA Weather Radio transmitters are temporarily offline for a ...
KU Wind Ensemble will represent the U.S. at World Expo in Osaka, Japan
KU to cut travel costs, reduce department budgets in effort to stave off projected $20M deficit in 2026
Girod: Settlement to begin paying student-athletes will bleed into the general finances of KU
Developer in early stages of plans for hotel at 11th and Mass; project would be upscale with rooftop dining overlooking downtown
Kansas City company buys Lawrence recycling center; plans filed for new downtown parking lot; fraternity construction proposed
Lawrence retail sales trend upward in May after two months of declines; improving numbers key to upcoming city budget
Judge to determine if handyman that allegedly took $2,000 from a customer was felony theft or just a contract violation
Major road work on U.S. highways north of Lawrence to begin Thursday and last into November; delays expected
Douglas County felony arrests, criminal charges for June 18, 2025
Events: Lawrence Juneteenth Celebration, Eudora CPA Picnic, Tongie Days and more
Kansas schools still see COVID’s effects on learning, behavior
KDHE announces possible measles exposure at Wichita airport
Downtown Lawrence Inc. director leaving organization next month to lead downtown Topeka group
Major road work on U.S. highways north of Lawrence to begin Thursday and last into November; delays expected
Watkins Museum to host traveling exhibit from Smithsonian exploring American Indian impact on culture later this year
