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6News reports on a Southwest Junior High coach and paraprofessional who is charged with, among other things, attempted rape.
6News reports on the funeral services that have been set for 11 year old Levi Boothe.
6News reports on the charges filed against Raymond Boothe. The Missouri man is charged with first-degree murder in the death of his 11-year-old son.
6News reports on the current status of the three Boothe children after their father, Raymond Boothe, was taken into custody and charged in the slaying of his 11-year-old son.
No one is quite certain why tragedy struck the Boothe family in the past two days.
6News reports on the move Central Junior High football players had to make after too few students turned out to play.
6News reports on the outcome of Monday's GTA contract vote.
6News reports on the effect the pay-to-play program is having on area schools.
6News reports on former New York City Fire Commissioner Tom Von Essen's stop in Lawrence during a tour for his book which recounts the events of September 11.
Traci Pillard, a Kansas University student who was struck by lightning, was listed in fair condition at the KU Medical Center in Kansas City, Kan.
Walking tours and candlelight vigils help residents recall the tragedy of Quantrill's raid.
The 137th KU Convocation starts new students off on their college careers.
Paramedics attend to Traci Pillard, near the sycamore tree that was hit with the bolt that injured her.
6News reports on the meeting held Tuesday regarding the fate of three Ohio St. homes.
The new KU students learned many traditions including Waving the Wheat and the Rock Chalk, Jayhawk chant.
6News reports on the plans Wal-Mart has to build a new store at 6th and Wakarusa streets.
A blue jay tested positive for the virus, but Health Department officials say there is little cause for concern.
Gov. Bill Graves announced his plan Thursday to reduce the state's budget by $41 million.
6News reports on the ongoing SLT fight and the support that some community members are trying to get on both sides of the issue.
6News reports on the increasing number of families applying for free and reduced meals.
6News reports on the contaminated soil that was mistakenly dumped dangerously close to the river.
6News reports on the precautions horse owners are taking after hearing the news that a Cowley County horse was infected with, and died from, the West Nile Virus.
The Army Corps of Engineers has approved two possible routes, one north and one south of the Baker Wetlands.
The increase in the county's school budgets could have a negative impact on neighboring districts.
6News speaks with Rep. Tom Sloan on his plans for the upcoming term.
Insurance Commissioner candidate Sandy Praeger reacts to the early election numbers.
6News reports on Monday night's school board meeting.
Dan Bloom exits the race, Governor Graves has high approval ratings, also, the race for the State for Legislature is divided by two frontrunners.
The World Company poll covers school funding issues; also, Dave Kerr wants to be governor to deal with economic concerns.
The World Company Poll shows undecided voters and narrow margins in the Attorney General's race. Also, gubernatorial candidate Dan Bloom is profiled.
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