When you’ve got a broken bone, it makes sense that you might receive a referral to an orthopedic surgeon. But orthopedic care is about more than just that — it also encompasses sports medicine and treatments for knee, hip or shoulder pain, swelling or other musculoskeletal (MSK) ...
KU Provost Barbara Bichelmeyer had been on the Lawrence campus for a grand total of nine days before she started working to shut it down. It was the beginning of the pandemic, of course, and it won’t be a time any university administrator soon forgets. But when Bichelmeyer looks back at ...
Topeka — Kansas law enforcement agencies have received hundreds of complaints of bias over the past 10 years, but records available to the public show only two alleging racial bias resulted in consequences for officers, an Associated Press examination of the data shows. Advocates for racial ...
As she spread mulch Saturday around a newly planted fruit tree in the Little Prairie Donation Garden in Peterson Park, Yuliya Platkowski said she was happy to lend her green thumb to a task that will help reduce hunger in Lawrence. “This is a good thing, right?” she asked. “This is the ...
Following a lawsuit from the Warehouse Arts District's main developer, the City of Lawrence has revised its interpretation of the parking requirements for new developments in the district, allowing the addition of private parking for the first time. Under the city’s initial interpretation ...
Jason and Tellena Randall, of Eudora, were expecting their third baby when they were blindsided by a stage 4 colorectal cancer diagnosis. “I was six months pregnant when he was diagnosed,” Tellena says. “We were really scared. We thought he was dead; we just thought stage 4 meant he was ...
