About a century ago, Wichita began to learn what being in on the ground floor of the aviation industry could do for an economy. Now, there are predictions Douglas County and the surrounding area may soon experience a similar boom by being an early player in the electric vehicle industry.
“I don’t think the idea of how much potential there is for growth is really understood by the public yet,” Eudora ...
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A University of Kansas alumnus and former president of a private university has been selected as the next leader for KU Endowment, the university’s chief fundraising organization.
Dan Martin will take over as president of KU Endowment on Aug. 15, replacing longtime leader Dale Seuferling, who is retiring.
Martin is a fourth-generation Kansan who has three degrees from ...
LMH Health has received a $10 million pledge — the largest in the hospital’s 101-year history — from Lawrence businessman and philanthropist Dana Anderson.
The hospital may have a real estate downturn 60 years ago to thank for the gift, which is unrestricted and will allow the hospital to fund a variety of strategic needs as they arise.
“I started in real estate at 27 years old and essentially went ...
Updated at 6:41 p.m. Thursday
Kansas City, Kansas — It easily was a $30 million day for the University of Kansas on Thursday.
The university on Thursday announced that the KU Cancer Center has completed a multiyear project to win designation as a Comprehensive Cancer Center from the National Cancer Institute.
KU becomes one of just 53 comprehensive cancer centers in the country. That’s the same ...
University of Kansas Chancellor Douglas Girod on Thursday expressed confidence that KU would “land in a good place” as conference realignment again grips college athletics, but didn’t quite rule out that place could be somewhere other than the Big 12 Conference.
In a brief interview with the Journal-World Thursday, Girod was asked whether he was concerned about the University of Kansas’ ability to ...
Whether she is saying it loudly or not, count Kansas Gov Laura Kelly as a ‘no’ vote on the upcoming constitutional amendment that would remove abortion as a constitutionally protected right in Kansas. Just don't expect her to talk a lot about it on the campaign trail.
“I will vote against that constitutional amendment,” Kelly said in an interview with the Journal-World on Wednesday.
A ‘no’ vote ...
