PHOTOS: Dogs go for a dip at 2026 Pooch Plunge
Dogs big and small got their day at the pool on Monday in the Outdoor Aquatic Center's Pooch Plunge. Each year, the city neutralizes the pool chemicals to make the water safe for dogs before draining it for winter.
Lawrence school board president shares plans for bringing public comment back to meetings, wants a committee to review existing policy
Girl Scouts transform a drab downtown Lawrence wall into a vivid tribute to Kansas wildlife
Updated at 5:10 p.m. Monday, Aug. 17, 2026 A dull and dingy wall in downtown Lawrence is now colorful and inviting, thanks to local Girl Scouts ...
Projecting the KU football depth chart — with caveats
KU surges late to beat Kent State 3-1
Kent State frustrated the Kansas soccer team for much of the match on Sunday afternoon, but Jillian Gregorski scored two goals in the span of ...
After hearing audit results, Douglas County leaders signal financial policy review could be coming soon
Election canvass reveals 2nd highest voter turnout for a primary in Douglas County
The Board of Canvassers on Monday certified the results of the Aug. 4 primary election in Douglas County. The total number of ballots counted ...
Latest trend in higher education is degrees for social media influencers; not everyone is a follower
Dole Institute of Politics’ fall events to feature discussion on data centers, visit from former FDIC leader
KU dormitory move in to begin this week; heavy traffic expected on Bob Billings, area near Lied Center
Gateway to the game: New golf complex east of Lawrence aims to open up sport with night golf, high-tech additions
Owner of Sunflower Outdoor & Bike Shop reaches deal to bring back to life former Cielito Lindo building downtown
Latest annexation request could add more than a thousand homes to area west of South Lawrence Trafficway
Long-delayed trial begins for ‘citizen journalist’ accused of interfering with police during armed standoff
County says sharing information about ‘suspicious activity’ in sheriff’s computer system would ‘jeopardize public safety’
Issue with jurors during criminal trial apparently moot after not-guilty verdicts are read
Go, See, Do: Quantrill’s Raid tours, FidPick and more
LMH Health doctors provide insight on heart health
The risks of waiting too long to harvest garden vegetables
Lawrence school district staff outlines committee’s path to an AI policy for staff and students by next school year
Lawrence school board president shares plans for bringing public comment back to meetings, wants a committee to review existing policy
PHOTOS: Dogs go for a dip at 2026 Pooch Plunge
