Kansas' in-state rivalry heats up with a gridiron match-up between KU and K-State just a day away, and while most fans will be rooting for their particular team based on where they went to college, we found that for some the rivalry takes root in childhood.
On Monday the Kansas men's cross country team will take part in it's final meet of the year at the NCAA national championship in Terre Haute, Ind.
The Kansas men's basketball team tries to regroup after Wednesday's 78-71 setback to Oral Roberts at Allen Fieldhouse.
The Kansas football team has beaten Kansas State more than any other opponent and tomorrow the Jayhawks and Wildcats will meet for the 104th time.
For eleven straight weeks they barreled through each and every opponent without playing against each other, but tonight that free ride ended in a clash of the titans as the undefeateds met for the first time.
Thirty-six area firefighters and police officers are trading in their uniforms for gloves this Saturday to fight in an amateur boxing event.
The freshman class of the new Democratic House is wrapping up its week of orientation, and like freshmen college students at KU, congresswoman-elect Nancy Boyda has housing options to consider.
A spill-over crowd of concerned citizens in Lawrence has forced a second meeting with state officials over the proposed construction of coal plants in western Kansas.
The Douglas County United Way marked the official close of its annual fund drive today saying it was well on its way to reaching its goal of $1.6 million.
Tomorrow is known to state transportation officials as D-Day, or Deer Day, because of especially high numbers of car-deer accidents that historically occur on that date.
Lawrence developers released plans today for a new public library that included a smaller and cheaper proposal.
A man who investigators say may have information about an unsolved murder in Douglas County spent part of his day in federal court.
An emotional child abuse case comes to a close today in Douglas County District Court as jury convicts a father of murdering his infant daughter.
Welcome to Art a la Carte. I'm Journal-World arts editor Mindie Paget.
In tonight's 6News and tomorrow's Lawrence Journal-World, KU and K-State get their fans young, Free State battles for a chance to go to state finals, and potential development at the former Farmland plant.
Archaeologist are also seeking links to Black Jack battle.
Closing arguments are over.
Firebirds face Shawnee Mission West for right to play in state championship game next Saturday.
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