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The Eudora boys finished up their final night of games before holiday break, hosting Gardner-Edgerton.
For the next nine years the border showdown will close out the regular seasons for Kansas and Missouri football.
On Monday she was named the Big 12 Conference Rookie of the week, by the end of the year she'll likely be the Jayhawks' MVP.
Finals are over and its back to basketball full time for the Kansas men.
One local elementary school students overcomes financial obstacles to help fulfill her dreams.
Eudora takes its first dip into the construction of a new city pool and recreation center.
Gov. Kathleen Sebelius says she hasn't yet ruled out banning coal-fired power plants like the ones local leaders spoke out against last month.
Students and faculty who commute to the KU campus in Lawrence to either the Edwards campus or Johnson County Community College will soon have an easier way.
A man working for a local tree trimming company this afternoon in southeast Lawrence is flown by emergency helicopter to a Kansas City hospital.
Trial is postponed for a Lawrence man in the beating death of a his girlfriend this summer.
A judge sends a Gardner man to prison for killing his brother-in-law during a family birthday party.
A Lawrence family gets an early morning wake up call by a man running from police.
Lawrence voters won't cast ballots on a new library in April after all.
In tonight's 6News and tomorrow's Lawrence Journal-World, a Lawrence family woken by man running from police, city commissioners consider building the new library at the corner of 7th and New Hampshire, and education officials say that the U.S. needs to step up foreign language lessons.
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