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A Coming of New Age - A Conversation with Wakarusa Director Brett Mosiman
A music festival is an organism, a child prodigy, a light at the end of the tunnel.
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23rd Street and O'Connell Road signal completed
The City of Lawrence newest traffic signal will be fully functional on Wednesday, May 29.
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Owen releasing new LP, playing w/ Laura Stevenson & Field Mouse and...
Owen has been working on new material , which will result in his new album, L'Ami due Peuple , due out on July 2 via Polyvinyl.
$150K bond set for Topekan charged in Lawrence shooting
Bond was set at $150,000 Wednesday for a 20-year-old Topekan who has been charged in the shootings of two Topeka men early Sunday in Lawrence.
Are you prepared for a disaster?
The recent tornado in Moore, Okla. is a reminder to our community that emergency planning and preparation is critical to surviving a natural disaster.
Outdoor Downtown Sculpture Exhibition reception and tour announced
The reception will include remarks by this year's juror for the exhibition, Porter Arneill, who is the Public Art Administrator for Kansas City, Missouri.
A 27-year-old Topeka man and a 33-year-old Topeka man, whose names haven't been released, were taken to Kansas City area hospitals with gunshot wounds that were considered life-threatening, said Lawrence police Sgt.
Tornadoes, thunderstorms rip through Midwest
Tornadoes and severe thunderstorms swept across Kansas and Oklahoma on Sunday, uprooting trees, downing power lines and causing structural damage to homes and businesses.
Senate votes to bar public funds for gun control
With session-ending budget and tax negotiations stalled Friday, the Senate found time to pass a bill barring state dollars from going toward advocating gun control.
Parent Trap: Uncovering Hidden Dangers in Aging Loved Ones' Homes
Shown is the main gate of Glenwood Gardens in Bakersfield, Calif., Monday March 4, 2013, where an elderly woman died after a nurse refused to perform CPR on her last week.
House and Senate try to repair rift
Republican senators and House members sat side-by-side Thursday morning in a groundbreaking joint caucus the supermajority party hopes will repair rifts caused by tax wrangling and bring about a deal that could end the legislative session.
All the recruiting news out of Lawrence, Kan., on Tuesday centered around the nation's No.
KU's 141st commencement set for Sunday
About 4,000 graduates are expected to take part in the University of Kansas' commencement ceremony Sunday at Memorial Stadium in Lawrence.
Investigates: Fire drill report card
A KCTV5 survey of fire drill logs from a dozen Kansas school districts in the area revealed a number of schools failing to conduct monthly drills as required by state law.
Andrew Wiggins shocks world, picks Kansas as NCAA destination
Andrew Wiggins has shocked the world, choosing Kansas as his NCAA destination over favourites Florida State and Kentucky, and darkhorse North Carolina.
Changing for Excellence initiative wins international sustainability award
The Changing for Excellence initiative to increase use of multifunction printers at the University of Kansas has been named a 2013 InfoWorld Green 15 Award Winner.
Gov. says tax talks going well; legislative session hits day 80
Gov. Sam Brownback said Monday tax negotiations between his office and the House and Senate are going well, but he declined to offer a possible date of final adjournment of the legislative session.
Young Kansas parents get support from one another
Ashton Walker was in an energetic mood. On a recent day at the Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department, he crawled on the floor, lifted himself onto chairs and played with a ball.
David Boardman, editor of The Seattle Times, was elected president of the Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications at the Council's May 3 meeting in Phoenix.
Longtime KU leader, educator establishes fund for Center for Teaching Excellence
A gift from Sandra W. Gautt, University of Kansas faculty member in the Department of Special Education, will establish the Gautt Teaching Scholar Fund.