Meet the candidates running for Kansas House District 10
Two Democrats are running to represent parts of central, eastern and southeastern Lawrence as the representative for House District 10. Here’s where they stand on some key issues.
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Transgender employee at KU reported for using the bathroom
A transgender woman who works at KU was notified Friday that she had been reported for using the women’s restroom.
Mac Moore/Lawrence Times
Reminder: Just a few days left to register to vote, update registration for primary
Just days remain before the deadline to register to vote or update your voter registration for the upcoming primary election, which includes a constitutional amendment and some Douglas County Commission seats.
Virtual, home-schooled Kansas students enrolled in public school activities up 154%
The number of virtual and non-public school students taking part in public school activities across Kansas jumped 154% in the past three years after a 2023 law forced school districts to allow participation, an audit found.
ACLU, League of Women Voters allege Kansas statute clashes with federal voting rights law
The ACLU of Kansas and League of Women Voters of Kansas put the secretary of state on notice of a potential lawsuit alleging a new election-related state statute conflicts with federal election law.
Kansans can now seek to expunge evictions via online portal
A new online portal allows people in Kansas to file motions asking the court to remove their eviction records.
Despite World Cup enthusiasm, Lawrence bars say 23-hour alcohol service ‘just doesn’t make sense’
Kansas cleared a path for cities to let bars serve alcohol into the wee hours during the World Cup. But some Lawrence bar owners say the demand for early-morning drinking isn’t high enough to justify the extra staff and safety concerns.
Challenge to Kansas anti-trans law heads to appeal while two more cases face consolidation
Pivotal court cases challenging laws that have altered the lives of transgender Kansans are approaching turning points, as one moves to a higher court and two others face consolidation.
Maya Smith/Lawrence Times
Douglas County clerk highlights big change to advance voting in Kansas
Douglas County Clerk Jamie Shew wants to make sure local voters know about a new state law that invalidates their advance ballots if they don’t arrive by Election Day.
Insults fly as Kansas GOP gubernatorial candidates compete for dominance during debate
Name-calling and infighting dominated a Republican gubernatorial debate Friday that was preceded by campaigns trying to convince opponents to drop out of the race.
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