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6News reports on the budget shortfall affecting all state-funded groups.
6News reports on the positive side of growth in Eudora.
6News reports on Janette Staufer's second visit to Costa Rica.
6News reports on the ongoing search for burial grounds in the Baker Wetlands.
Kansas Highway Patrol troopers believe the accident could have been avoided.
A three-vehicle accident occurred Thursday afternoon at the intersection of U.S. 59 Highway and Douglas County Route 458, about two miles south of Lawrence.
Tina Terry reports on a meeting at St. John's Catholic Center Wednesday. Many who attended expressed serious concerns about the situation in the Catholic Church today.
6News reports on the response of some Haskell University staff to federal budget cuts.
6News reports on cuts made by the Lawrence School Board.
6News reports on Drew Gooden's long awaited career decision and the reactions of some KU fans.
Lawrence area school planners want parents to know that now is the time to decide if children should be in summer school.
After a tornado watch earlier in the evening, thunderstorms were expected in the early morning hours.
Lt. Governor Gary Sherrer followed in Carla Stovall's footsteps in deciding not to run. Also, there are questions about what will happen with Stovall's campaign funds.
Josh Garber reports on the escape of Vernon Dean Folks, who slipped out the door while a jailer was letting another prisoner out for work.
Tina Terry reports on the people that rushed to the main Lawrence Post Office to get their tax returns in the mail with an April 15th postmark.
Tina Terry reports on the new, state-of-the-art fitness center under construction at Kansas University.
The first large storm of the spring passed through the area overnight.
Karen Bledsoe reports (below) on the efforts of the Lawrence Fire Department to control prairie burns.
The meeting's topics ranged from school safety to use of facilities.
Scott Rothschild reports on the possibility of Carla Stovall withdrawing from the race for Kansas Governor.
Tina Terry reports on the effects the 30 day embargo on oil from Iraq will have on Lawrence motorists.
Alison Mann reports on the 'Lawrence 150' committee's idea to dedicate area East of the Clinton Lake Dam.
Tonganoxie city officials are preparing for rapid growth in the town.
Mark Fagan reports on what a variety of citizens say they'd like to see in Lawrence's future.
Tina Terry reports on three people being arrested in connection with the 1999 murder of Clarence Rinke in rural Jefferson County.
Kevin Romary reports what Kansas University's new football coach, Mark Mangino, says about his first spring practice with the KU Jayhawks.
Kevin Romary discusses the perplexing question on the minds of many Jayhawk basketball fans: Will Drew Gooden go, or will he stay?
Tina Terry reports on the Welcome Back party for the Jayhawks on Tuesday afternoon at Memorial Stadium.
Alison Mann reports on a parade set for Monday, April 8, celebrating the Jayhawks' Final Four appearance.
Alison Mann gathers comments made by Lawrence bar patrons and employees during and after Monday night's National Championship game.
Josh Garber reports on the effect the Jayhawks' loss in the Final Four will have on Lawrence retailers.
Josh Garber reports on the planned Welcome Back celebration for the Jayhawks.
Alison Mann reports on the KU loss and its effect on Lawrence.
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