A security company is seeking tax breaks from the City of Lawrence to redevelop a downtown building into its office space.
Elderberry blossoms are opening. The flowers and fruits can be used to make elderberry pancakes, syrup, wine and pie, and the ...
Lee Ice told community members gathered Sunday that if advocates don’t push to restore and protect the Municipal Stadium at ...
Hosting a World Cup team may sound like a financial win, but an official says KU Athletics expects to break even as Team ...
Lawrence city commissioners will hold a special meeting very early Tuesday to vote on a contract with more than $338,000 in ...
From left, Senate President Ty Masterson, businessman Philip Sarnecki, Secretary of State Scott Schwab and former Johnson County commissioner Charlotte O’Hara are among Republicans seeking the party’s ...
Lawrence school board members voted unanimously Tuesday night to approve new contracts with raises for the district’s ...
Lawrence city commissioners on Tuesday will consider selling a downtown parking lot — for less than 10% of its appraised value — to affordable housing developers. Merriam-based Cohen-Esrey Development ...
Lawrence’s Bike Plan Steering Committee is nearing completion of an updated plan that city staff say will shape bicycle safety and infrastructure priorities for the next five years. There will be an ...
A constitutional amendment on voters' Aug. 4 ballots would require Kansas Supreme Court justices to be chosen through direct ...
Lawrence school board members did not yet vote Tuesday on whether to raise school meal prices next year by 15 cents for ...
Streamline Coffee will permanently close its doors in downtown Lawrence on Tuesday, and a new Tex-Mex restaurant has opened across town. The shop’s final day of business is Tuesday, with hours until 2 ...
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