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The Piper Pirate boys improved to 10-0 on the season with a 1st round win at the Spring Hill Invitational yesterday.
Eighteen games in and it's been a season of no doubters for the Kansas men. In fact, 13 of the Jayhawks 16 victories have come by 10 points or more and by an average of 25 points a game.
Two struggling universities meet in the Phog this evening. Bonnie Henrickson's Kansas Jayhawks enter their final non-conference contest on a seven game losing streak.
The T is on a roll. Data from 2006 released today shows another year of significant rider-ship increases for the Lawrence public transit system.
A new transit service that links KU's Lawrence campus with colleges in Kansas City is now up and running.
They work all year to raise money for local charities and tonight they celebrate their hard work.
A downtown restaurant is getting enough attention to make their competitors green with envy.
The list of candidates for the Lawrence school board increased to seven yesterday when former school board member Mary Loveland threw her hat in the ring.
State lawmakers considering a bill that would ban smoking in most public places got an earful today from Lawrence bar owners who oppose the idea.
Lawrence city commissioners will pull plans for a new library off the shelf next month.
Complaints from neighbors and people who use the Riverfront Park Levee prompt the city to break up a homeless campsite in the area.
Icy temperatures and uncleared sidewalks continue to force residents to navigate slick paths, and while the lingering gold makes things difficult, there is still a method to melting.
The leads have run dry, but parents of a missing Lawrence woman are still pleading for her return.
In tonight's 6News and tomorrow's Lawrence Journal-World, city commissioners will weigh new library cost against other needs, family of missing Lawrence woman still searching for answers, and a wrap-up of a busy day at the statehouse.
Senate debate replays discussion here.
Commissioners say they may not pay the $30 million cost.
Leavenworth County is a leading contender.
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