The enormous price of proving innocence: Attorneys for Carrody Buchhorn ask judge to approve $4.5 million legal bill to the state
The State of Kansas spent millions of dollars prosecuting an innocent woman and subsequently defending itself against her wrongful conviction lawsuit, and now taxpayers may be on the hook for millions more as a judge decides whether the state also has to pay her attorneys more than $4.5 million ...
At St. John’s 30th Oktoberfest, the secret ingredient is community – and a little bit of beer
Lawrence school district’s four-year graduation rate increases, but gaps persist among student groups
The Lawrence school district’s four-year, on-time graduation rate has improved to 88.7% in 2025, however, there are disparities among many ...
KU soccer claims first Big 12 win by beating Arizona State, 2-0
How White’s return could impact KU
Pretty much any article about Tre White in the weeks ahead is going to have to contain the same set of extremely significant caveats. White’s ...
As budget season winds down, two of Douglas County’s cities have reduced property tax rates, two have increased them
Douglas County commissioners signal support for beginning a ‘phased approach’ of changes to the county’s zoning code
Douglas County commissioners supported staff's plan to begin making smaller amendment proposals to the county’s zoning code on Wednesday while ...
KU’s Hilltop childcare center may not even stay open for a month, parents and staff hear
Opinion: The three projects everyone rooting for Jayhawk success should be watching
KU merging three programs to create new Department of Earth, Energy & Environment
Go, See, Do: Metaphysical Fair, Kaw River Fest in Eudora and more
Buffalo chicken tacos with an extra kick
LMH Health doctors provide insight on heart health
‘I should have had him for way, way longer’: Grieving family tells judge of profound loss at sentencing for man convicted of DUI murder
Lenexa man arrested on suspicion of burglarizing KU fraternity house
The enormous price of proving innocence: Attorneys for Carrody Buchhorn ask judge to approve $4.5 million legal bill to the state
Opinion: Lawrence’s data center moratorium is wrong in one way, but right in the most important
Old Home Town for Feb. 25, 2026
Letter to the editor: Last chance to save democracy
Douglas County’s next pro tem judge is coming from the Public Defenders Office
Business owners hurting from Wakarusa Street closure say they’re getting no answers, no signs, no accountability
Local economic development groups launch campaign to raise $2.5M in private funds to spur Douglas County growth
