More and more Kansas legislators are using chatbots to summarize bills, write their remarks and more. There are no guidelines for how lawmakers use ChatGPT, Claude and other services.

Huge crowds of Lawrence community members of all ages showed up Saturday to protest the Trump administration as part of a string of No Kings Protests across the nation.

News about getting around Lawrence — road construction underway, parking changes, transit updates, pedestrian projects, bike lanes and more ...

Thin majorities in the Kansas Legislature early Friday passed a budget bill around bipartisan opposition. The bill spends ...

University of Kansas head debate coach Brett Bricker (right) holds a plaque for the Ross K. Smith Debate Coach of the Year ...

Douglas County Sheriff Jay Armbrister, Lawrence Police Chief Rich Lockhart and KU Police Chief Nelson Mosley will soon ...

A bill forcing extensive changes at the Kansas State Board of Nursing and voiding 20 years of disciplinary actions passed ...

Three smoke and vape shops are suing the state of Kansas, accusing officials of Fourth Amendment violations in a series of ...

KU Chancellor Doug Girod defended recent budget decisions and urged unity in the KU community following an unofficial vote in which nearly 80% of respondents said they had lost confidence in the ...

The Lawrence Humane Society is celebrating 75 years with a weekend of fee-waived adoptions, community stories about shelter ...

Ben Ahlvers is taking over the Lawrence Arts Center helm as executive director during a time of "seismic evolution." He wants ...

A divided Kansas Supreme Court issued a narrow decision Friday resulting in dismissal of Gov. Laura Kelly’s petition alleging ...