The Lawrence Coalition for Safe Streets is advocating for a city-funded study to make Tennessee and Kentucky streets safer, ...
Will Anderson, owner of Orchards Pharmacy, expected to lose revenue when he fought for the passage of a new law that changes ...
The small parking lot on the south side of the historic Douglas County Courthouse will close for a construction project that ...
A man is in custody on suspicion of stabbing 20-year-old McMillin Tutu, of Kansas City, to death in downtown Lawrence after ...
A 20-year-old man from Kansas City is dead after an overnight stabbing near 7th and Massachusetts streets in downtown ...
The Lawrence community and beyond is invited to learn about medicine bundling, buffalo restoration, community health and more ...
Vincent Paul O’Neill was born November 17, 1949, in Pottsville, Pennsylvania, son of Warren Vincent and Mary Ann (Korhova) ...
Theatre Lawrence will open its 2026 season with “Pirates! The Penzance Musical,” a New Orleans-set adaptation of a Gilbert ...
Paper Plains Zine Fest is coming back to Lawrence for a fifth year of self-published creativity, community workshops and ...
OLATHE — Candidates for governor fielded business and economic questions Thursday, exchanging barbs about the “property tax crisis,” encouraging economic growth and steps to filling workforce needs.
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