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Tina Terry reports on the increased spending of KU visitors due mostly to the entrance of the Jayhawks in the Final Four.
The regulations require Internet filters to block inappropriate websites from users in public libraries. Many people are not happy about the lack of options.
Alison Mann reports on Lawrence's new Mayor, Sue Hack.
Janet Reid reports on the steps being taken to get everything moved into and set up in the new Arts Center.
Allison Mann reports on the festivies that took place following the KU Elite Eight win over the Oregon Ducks. KU will be in Atlanta for the Final Four on March 30.
Trish Ayers reports on a local family with a new addition - Deavynn Boschee Christine Schlessner.
Tina Terry talks to local KU fans about their game day superstitions.
The website is useful for determining whether papers have been plagarised, but may not be worth the cost.
The Lawrence factory has produced 500,000 hydraulic pump motors in the past few years.
Applicants for the Lawrence Police Department have to face stringent tests in order to become officers.
Trish Ayers reports the latest on Stan Herd's Cuban project, "The White Rose."
Janet Reid reports on increasing sales of Jayhawk memorobilia and game preparations being made by KU fans in the area.
Trish Ayers reports on deepening budget cuts for Lawrence public schools.
Tina Terry reports on the State's agreement to allow three houses in the Oread neighborhood to stay.
Alison Mann reports on the current South Lawrence Trafficway Interchange plans from KDOT.
Tina Terry reports on a the Kansas Board of Regents' addition of 14 credit hours to the current 40 to be eligible for graduation.
Janet Redi reports on the rally KU students held on Tuesday opposing tuition hikes.
Trish Ayers reports on the Monday night School Board meeting to discuss the proposed budget cuts.
Allison Mann reports on the measures being taken by the city of Lawrence to notify land owners if they have a drainage easement on their property.
Ground is being broken on the building even during one of the worst budget crises for the unversity.
In this 6News report from June 19, 2000, Cody Howard talks to Lawrence residents who have strong memories of the 1981 tornado cut a swath through southern Lawrence.
In this June 19, 2000, 6News report, Cody Howard interviews Phil Rankin, a weather spotter who was injured by the tornado that struck southern Lawrence in 1981.
The county's science fair is one of the oldest in the state.
Alison Mann reports on the approval given to the Home Depot developers by Lawrence City Commissioners.
A rural couple are in the hospital after an explosion shook their home. Police are currently investigating the cause.
Here's an online-only video from the Read Across America event on Friday.
Janet Reid reports on the Read Across America program that occured around Lawrence on Friday with Free State High students visiting and reading to Lawrence elementary students.
Alison Mann reports on the winter weather that hit the area on Friday evening.
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