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Senators forge bipartisan deal to aid Kansas businesses impacted by pandemic
A new Senate plan would redirect a portion of federal COVID-19 aid from the state and counties to small businesses impacted by public health orders during the pandemic.
A new Senate plan would redirect a portion of federal COVID-19 aid from the state and counties to small businesses impacted by public health orders during the pandemic.
The state of Kansas last week became the newest to offer online testing for its […]
Testimony of the embattled former coroner for Douglas County will likely face further scrutiny as a 2004 cold case has been determined to be a homicide.
On the Lawrence City Commission’s agenda for Tuesday: An update on criminal justice reforms, a ban on “conversion therapy” and more.
For more than three decades, the University of Kansas First Nations Student Association has hosted […]
Story updated Monday, 7:55 p.m. Just shy of one month after Kansas Athletics parted ways […]
Declarations by Attorney General Derek Schmidt and former Gov. Jeff Colyer in March about campaigning for governor against Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly likely came too early for most voters.
Our local pattern of the seasons is unlike any other place on the planet, meaning it is central to what makes this place what it is.
Lobbyists have sought to convince the Kansas Legislature that for-profit health clubs were struggling to keep their doors open because nonprofits and government-financed rec centers are cutting into their business model.
April is sexual assault awareness month, and several Lawrence organizations are working on events with that theme in mind.
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