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The weak economy makes some residents shop with caution.
The Lawrence Coalitin for Peace and Justice ask parents to think about the message of the toys and games they buy.
The arrival of Santa Claus on top of Weaver's has been a Lawrence tradition for fifteen years.
The Franklin-Douglas County Coalition of Concerned Citizens claim the transcripts show that KDOT is not interested in working with residents.
6News reports on an Ottawa resident who has travelled over one million miles in his 1993 Honda Accord.
6News reports on the Thanksgiving day happenings at the LINK kitchen.
Residents brave other last-minute shoppers in search of Thankgiving goodies.
The plan, a joint effort by the Salvation Army and the Lawrence Open Shelter, will include services as well as an overnight shelter.
The cuts have impact on agencies, KU, cities and counties.
The post office is trying to remind people that Christmas is in a month.
The program will help the students understand the celebration of the American holiday.
The students were taught by Bill Tuttle, professor of American studies.
6News reports on the two Lawrence filmmakers that will have a video air on MTV.
6News reports on the budget cuts made by Governor Bill Graves on Tuesday.
6News reports on Tuesday night's city commission discussion on using the vacant Carnegie library as a homeless shelter.
6News reports on the opinion given by a National Park Service official on the possibility of an area in the Baker Wetlands being classified as a historic district.
6News reports on the request made to the city by some homeless advocates to open Carnegie Library as a homeless shelter.
6News reports on the news that Wal-Mart has given up on its plan to build a store at the intersection of 6th St. and Wakarusa.
6News reports on the plan to reduce noise and light from a 32nd Street SLT alignment.
Lawrence police are investigating possible mistreatment of the man by his family.
Riverside's fate is sealed, even if an upcoming school bond issue passes.
The financial concerns could add further delays to the South Lawrence Trafficway.
The political commentator speculates on the consequences of a war with Iraq.
The Kansas Arts Commission has been planning for possible budget cuts.
The U.S. Army Corp of Engineers believes the 32nd Street alignment would not harm the historic Baker Wetlands.
The dogs' owners will be charged with misdemeanors.
Mayor Sue Hack met with third graders at East Heights Elementary.
Robert E. Bornemeier has admitted to sexually abusing over one hundred girls.
The fire may have been sparked by heating devices.
6News reports on the research to be conducted by a group at KU to improve emergency evacuation plans for disabled people.
6News reports on Tuesday's city commission decision to put on hold a request for rezoning an area in West Lawrence.
6News reports on Monday night's Lawrence School Board meeting.
6News reports on a group of Russian judges that took a tour of the Douglas County Law Enforcement Center on Monday.
6News reports on the thoughts of some Oread neighborhood residents on the news that KU will be seeking input on design ideas for a new scholarship hall that is to be built where three homes were torn down earlier this year.
Local pet owners say that cruel owners, not the animals themselves, are to blame for the attacks.
Richard Hieb has flown on three shuttle missions.
The accused murderer has been found competent to stand trial.
After weeks of public meetings, several long-time opponents of consolidation are starting to change their minds.
The new money will be used to help students.
The 'Writing on the Wall' project is meant to symbolize overcoming prejudice.
Four sets of twins have been born at the hospital in the past eight days.
Novak is the co-host of CNN's 'Crossfire.'
6News reports on a meeting held Wednesday night attended by Lawrence's city commission and school board.
6News reports on the annual Douglas County Historical Society meeting held Wednesday at the Eldridge hotel.
6News reports on the KU parking commission's annual hearing.
The tribute to Bob Dole to be placed in the Bob Dole Institute will contain two beams from the World Trade Center.
6News reports on Tuesday night's school board meeting.
6News reports on the killing of a family dog by two pit bulls that have a history of violent behavior.
6News reports on the vote held by city commissioners to approve the first reading of the ordinance prohibiting fireworks in Lawrence.
6News reports on some of the options being considered by county commissioners for Grant school.
6News reports on Monday night's school board study session.
6News reports on Monday's Veterans Day events in Lawrence.
Some members of the community have spoken out in support for school closings.
The annual charitable dinner is for the benefit of poor and homeless people.
Brother of shooting victim wonders why suspect was not in jail
The 14,000 provisonal ballots may hold the margin of victory for either Biggs or Kline.
GSP and Corbin Halls have inadequate parking, giving rise to safety fears.
The governor-elect discusses her plans for her term.
6News reports on Tuesday night's public facilities meeting held at South Junior High.
6News reports on a shooting that occured early Tuesday morning.
6News speaks with Sandy Praeger on her campaign for State Insurance Commissioner.
6News reports on the outcome of the Kids vote.
6News reports on the last-minute campaigning by candidates before voters head to the polls.
6News reports on the advanced voting that ended Monday afternoon.
6News reports on the turnout the KU student senate is hoping for from KU student voters.
Many races have sizeable percentages of undecided voters.
Students at Centennial and Riverside elementary schools are concerned about the prospect of their schools closing.
Lawrence resident is gathering ghost stories for book on the ghosts of Kansas.
Despite cold temperatures, trick-or-treaters still enjoyed the day.
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