On a day full of downtown events, business owners hope the Midsummer Night on Mass sale will be bigger than usual
Lawrence’s summer shopping spectacular, A Midsummer Night on Mass, is always big for downtown merchants – but they have reason to believe this Friday’s edition could be bigger than normal. That’s because the specials at downtown businesses aren’t the only things happening that night. ...
State workers to see 10% healthcare spike with BCBS
Lawrence school district reveals first details of new flexible curriculum for Centennial Choice Campus
Lawrence school district officials revealed details of the curriculum for their new high school program on Monday, which is meant to provide more ...
Free State running back Brittingham commits to Air Force
Council joins Pelicans as undrafted free agent
After going unselected in the 2026 NBA Draft, former Kansas guard Melvin Council Jr. signed as a free agent with the New Orleans Pelicans, his ...
Douglas County commissioners approve agreement with KDOT to extend timeline of Wakarusa Drive extension project
Douglas County Commission candidates discuss affordability, trust, and data centers at forum
Douglas County commission candidates discussed several local challenges at a candidate forum on Tuesday – including affordability, trust in ...
Kansas college students soon may be able to get a bachelor’s degree with 25% fewer classes
University Press of Kansas marks America’s 250th birthday with weekly sales of history books from national experts
Retiring CEO of Kansas Board of Regents urges university athletic departments to be cautious about private equity firms
FTC sends warning letter to Lawrence-based Laird Noller Auto with concerns over deceptive pricing
Lawrence-based Laird Noller Auto Group landed on a relatively small list earlier this year, but not one any business seeks to make. Laird Noller was one of 97 auto ...
After 15 years of sitting vacant, there’s interest in the downtown Borders building becoming storage units
A look at the questions facing city leaders as they consider a $1B plan that seeks to capture Costco sales taxes
Jury rejects driver’s claim that he’s owed $315K for Lawrence fender-bender nearly five years ago
Public defenders seek to withdraw from murder defendant’s case ahead of August trial; judge keeps them on
Man accused of 2022 home invasion at gunpoint pleads guilty to lesser offense
Go, See, Do: Juneteenth celebration, parade, soccer, markets, festivals and more
On a day full of downtown events, business owners hope the Midsummer Night on Mass sale will be bigger than usual
Lawrence Outdoor Aquatic Center’s opening delayed until June 1 as renovation work continues
Lawrence organizers move ‘soccer street party’ set for Thursday to inside The Granada due to potential storms
Foundation created for Kansas biking legend is raising funds to gift bikes, helmets to Lawrence second graders
Community invited to celebration, group drone photo at Algerian flag earthwork on KU campus
