A new message from the leader of LMH Health said the hospital properly notified all patients impacted by a breach of health records that now is the subject of a pending class-action lawsuit.
In an email message to various members of the community, LMH President and CEO Russ Johnson said there was a “breach of protected health information” in 2023 that “affected a very small number of our patients.” ...
If you have hidden a dozen Easter eggs in your yard this season, you’ve probably increased your home’s value by about 20%. Such are the times.
Fortunately — for those looking to buy a home, anyway — that’s not the data in the Lawrence market. Home sales in March were up compared to a year ago, but home prices actually were down a bit.
Lawrence home sales increased by 21% from a year ago, according ...
The University of Kansas was one of the top 60 universities in the country in terms of creating new inventions in 2024, reaching a new high in the brief history of the National Academy of Inventors report.
KU was 59th in the country in the recent NAI report that measures the number of utility patents that universities receive for work conducted by researchers and faculty members. KU was 94th in 2023 and 65th ...
A roiled bond market hasn’t yet threatened plans for a $300-million-plus hotel, retail and student housing development around the University of Kansas’ football stadium.
A quiet Kansas Legislature, however, has thrown into question the future of another KU project: A $60 million building expansion for KU’s School of Architecture & Design.
As part of its budget deliberations, the Kansas Legislature ...
At the University of Kansas’ Grace Pearson Scholarship Hall, banners have been hung. Windows have been screwed shut. Lights have been turned off to evade security cameras.
Someone even wore something called a “morph suit” — a superhero-caped version — to conceal their identity.
But these aren’t fun and games happening in KU student housing.
Rather, residents are protesting a previously reported ...
Northwest Missouri State, a university with an enrollment of about 9,000, has had 43 international students recently lose their visas that allow them to stay in the U.S, the university’s president has announced.
The recent announcement has created a natural question around the University of Kansas and its more than 30,000 students: How many KU students have lost their student visas and are being forced to ...