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6News reports on Monday's city commission meeting.
6News reports on an early morning fire that destroyed a Southeast Lawrence trailer home.
6News reports on two Lawrence women who are seeking donations to help underprivelaged students pay for after school sports in the pay-to-play program.
6News reports on the beliefs behind the celebration of Kwanzaa.
6News reports on the protest city commissioner Jere McElhaney is making against the amount he was taxed for a 10-acre piece of land.
The fire claimed two apartments and endangered a firefighter.
Despite the lack of large crowds on the day after Christmas, most retailers are happy with sales.
The ninth annual event brought people together for the holiday.
The holiday takes on a special meaning for patients at the hospital.
6News reports on the visits Santa is making to some area childrens homes.
6News reports on the changes the city will be making to its process of estimating water usage.
6News reports on the capture of a man who is the suspect in numerous burglaries thoughout Lawrence.
6News reports on the First United Methodist church's annual Christmas Day dinner.
6News reports on Ken McGovern who was name Undersheriff on Monday
Jon Niccum, Journal-World entertainment editor, provides a preview to movies showing in local theaters.
6News reports on the Muslim Monologues performed by some KU theater students.
A mother in need learns that she will no longer receive financial assistance from the state.
The agency says that the library spends only 13% of its budget on new materials.
6News reports on Wednesday's Powerball lottery drawing that had an estimated jackpot of $160 million dollars.
6News reports on the early morning showing of the second movie in the Lord of the Rings trilogy.
6News reports on Wal-Mart's newest proposal for a new store at 6th and Wakarusa.
The Community Blood Center has moved to a new location to increase its visibility and hopes to attract more donors.
A fire caused by electrical overload destroyed a home in West Lawrence last week, pointing to the danger of dry Christmas trees and using too many eletrical plugs.
The Kansas Board of Regents estimates the repairs will cost more than $600 million.
6News reports on Monday night's school board meetin where the district's DNR policy was discussed.
6News reports on the Lawrence Transit System's two-year anniversary.
This is the first capital murder case in Douglas County since the death penalty has been reinstated.
The agency worries that budget cuts will affect their ability to provide services.
The attorney kicks off his campaign with music.
Commissioners struggle with state agencies over landmark.
The 'Today' show's grant allowed KU to buy 1,000 presents for local children.
6News reports on Lawrence resident Cindy Yulich, who filed for the April school board election.
6News reports on the case of Randy Leach, a Linwood man who disappeared 15 years ago.
6News reports on the openings for principal at two Lawrence schools.
6News rpeorts on the cuts KU will be making after Gov. Graves budget cuts last month.
6News reports on the renovations that were made on David Wittig's historic mansion.
6News reports on the impact state budget cuts are having in Lawrence.
The city can place one or two sets of new stoplights per year.
Due to a complication with a pension plan, Charles Jones will take a 30-day break in government service.
The state's social welfare agency will have to cut $26 million dollars.
The annual parade's proceeds will go to the afterschool programs.
The company still wants to build a smaller store at the corner of 6th and Wakarusa.
The psychiatric hospital will team with the Baylor College of Medicine and The Methodist Hospital in Texas.
6News reports on the difference in sales tax collections in November 2001 and 2002.
6News reports on the problems facing the US 59 expansion project due to increasing cuts in the state budget.
6News reports on Mark Buhler who will take over Sandy Praegers state senate seat in January.
6News reports on the announcement that Serologicals, a pharmaceutical company, will build a manufacturing facility in Lawrence.
A four-lane road will be built just to the east of the existing highway.
6News reports on Monday night's school board meeting.
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