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All children ages 1-18 in the community can receive free meal kits both through the summer and the 2021-2022 academic year through Lawrence Public Schools.
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Kansas legislative leaders moved Friday to extend the state of emergency for the pandemic through June 15, while ending the block on evictions, despite requests from the governor for a 30-day extension.
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A woman was shot and injured Thursday evening in North Lawrence, police say.
The northbound lane of Lawrence Avenue will be closed Wednesday while crews repair a fire […]
The people of Lawrence should directly elect a mayor to serve a four-year term and six city commissioners broken down by districts, according to the city government study task force.
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Members of a steering committee overseeing the proposed master plan for downtown Lawrence are asking […]
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Mental health, leadership and substance use will be among the topics of a virtual conference […]
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The University of Kansas will no longer require mask-wearing on its campuses — with a […]
Conservative activist Mark Gietzen received a $5,000 fine from the state ethics commission for failure to submit timely campaign receipt-and-expenditure reports in the wake of an unsuccessful bid for mayor of Wichita.
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Project Graduation — an annual celebration for all Lawrence high school graduates — was interrupted Wednesday night after police received a report of a gunshot fired.
