This winter, the city's cold-weather emergency shelter services will all go through the Lawrence Community Shelter
The City of Lawrence won't partner with churches and other community sites for walk-in winter shelter this year, but it expects that newly added capacity at the Lawrence Community Shelter will be enough to handle demand. On Tuesday, the city released more details about its winter emergency ...
Judge denies school district’s request to halt civil cases until speech pathologist’s sex-abuse case is over
Latino fraternity at KU earns award for $12,000 contribution to scholarships for Hispanic students
The KU chapter of a national Latino fraternity won an award for its fundraising efforts that go to supporting scholarships for the Latino ...
Preview: Duke brings ‘big-boy game’ for KU, but Jayhawks may not have Peterson
Quick recap: Jayhawks battle but fall short against No. 5 Duke, 78-66
New York — Kansas wing Tre White takes pride in his role as a jack of all trades who can fill different roles depending on what his team needs ...
County commissioners to consider charter for group seeking to improve crisis care in area
Douglas County commissioners weigh in on 2026 legislative priorities, highlighting federal influence on state and local governments
Douglas County commissioners reviewed their 2026 legislative priorities, weighing language on federal influence impacting state and local ...
KU set to give maintenance workers on Lawrence, Edwards campuses 4% raises, or more
To make Gateway district work, KU seeking to transfer ownership of some land to KU Endowment
KU seeking to create program to give some private apartment complexes a leg up in landing students
Plans filed for upscale apartments in NW Lawrence; former call center space slated for industrial shop
Courtney, Polian won in every corner of Lawrence; other news and notes from Tuesday’s elections
Plans filed for new, small event space downtown, with apartments above; East Lawrence commercial site may turn residential
Jury acquits man accused of gouging student’s eyes; defendant says he was acting in self-defense after a racist attack
Judge denies school district’s request to halt civil cases until speech pathologist’s sex-abuse case is over
At trial, student says defendant gouged his eyes in late-night attack after leaving bar
Movie screenings, pet photos with Santa and other events
There are other options than hormone therapy for menopause
Kansas spends more money on Medicaid with fewer enrollees, report says
Lawrence board approves adding $3 fare for Lawrence Transit’s on-demand ride program
County commissioners to consider charter for group seeking to improve crisis care in area
Natural gas customers in Eudora, rural Lawrence could see 11% increase as part of latest rate case
