Opinion

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Letter to the editor: Is Kansas next?

To the editor: Land grant universities across the country scramble for TV dollars, forming super-conferences offering coast-to-coast TV coverage. Here at KU, we’re planning a $300 million stadium renovation. We don’t lack money. But last week money drove fellow Big 12 Conference ...

Letter to the editor: Homeowners need help on taxes

To the editor: To Lawrence city commissioners, Douglas County commissioners and Lawrence school board members, do not raise taxes. You will cause homeowners to lose their homes. Homeowners need your help. When you ran for office, homeowners were there for you. They put your campaign signs in ...

Opinion: The GOP race is not quite as over as it looks

If it “got late early” in the old majestic Yankee Stadium with its long shadows, as the famous Yogi Berra quote had it, it’s gotten late before about the fourth inning in the Republican presidential race. In 2016, Donald Trump loved to pump out the results of unreliable online polls that ...