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The coalition is organizing a letter-writing campaign to make their case to the city.
Thrill-seekers used to visit the church hoping to find occult experiences on Halloween.
Bert Nash therapists say that bright lights can counter the winter blahs.
Among the most popular costumes are angels, devils and Elvis.
In the last week before elections, each candidate says the other is resorting to mudslinging.
6News reports on the early start to the yearly snow removal runthrough.
6News reports on Tuesday night's facilities meeting at Central Junior High.
6News reports on the tight race for the 3rd Congressional District.
6News reports on Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas' visit to the KU School of Law.
6News reports on the results of the air quality tests taken by the state in two Douglas County buildings.
6News reports on the newly formed Tuition Advisory Board at KU.
6News profiles the campaigns of Ralph Tanner and Tom Holland, who are running for the 10th District seat in the State House of Representatives.
6News reports on a Lawrence man who had received medication that was expired or close to the expiration date from two Lawrence pharmacies.
Tina Fratiello faces a mounting pile of bills, but friends like Judy Moore are fighting to keep her afloat.
The city commission's upcoming vote may change the fate of the supercenter at 6th and Wakarusa.
Museum director Steve Jansen turned in his keys Thursday afternoon.
The 2nd District candidates consider Douglas County a key to victory.
Taff boasts support from key Republicans and claims a fresh viewpoint.
The suspect has been charged with robbing a convenience store.
Several residents fear that no one on the school board is listening to them.
Representative Moore faces a close race against Adam Taff.
The public expresses concerns about the proposed Wal-Mart at Sixth and Wakarusa.
6News reports on the cause of foul smelling water that some residents were concerned about.
6News reports on Monday nights Lawrence School board meeting.
6News profiles the State Insurance Commissioner campaigns of Tim Garner and Sandy Praeger.
6News reports on the final debate between the two major gubernatorial candidates, Kathleen Sebelius and Tim Shallenburger.
6News reports on the news that ECO2 will ask the county commission for help.
6News compares the campaigns of gubanatorial candidates Kathleen Sebelius and Tim Shallenburger.
6News reports on the seminar held Monday at the Lawrence Arts Center for local government officials.
6News reports on new foes against the proposed Wal-Mart Supercenter at 6th and Wakarusa streets.
6News reports on Monday nights school board meeting where discussion was held on the closing of either Cordley or Centennial elementary schools.
6News reports on the news that KDOT will try to spare a century old maple tree that is in the way of the project to widen 6th street west of Wakarusa.
6News reports on comments made by gubernatorial candidate Kathleen Sebelius during a stop in Lawrence.
6News reports on the decision to be made by the Lawrence School Board to close either Cordley or Centennial Elementary schools.
6News reports on the sentencing of former Lawrence priest Dennis Schmitz.
Because the U.S. Congress has not passed a federal budget, Haskell's funding is in question.
Current Governor Bill Graves and past governors talk candidly about shortfalls.
The candidate spoke on subjects such as the state budget shortfall and higher education spending.
The historic property could require nearly one and a half million dollars in renovations.
The candidates' answers highlight the differences between Sebelius and Shallenburger.
6News reports on the sentencing of Ronnell McGautha who pleaded guilt to aggrivated battery in a June 2000 shooting.
6News reports on the news that parole violater Eric Dean Mesler was arrested after a tipe was phoned into police by a private citizen.
6News reports on advanced voting that starts this morning.
6News reports on the two options being considered for new floodplain regulations.
6News reports on the thoughts of parents of Riverside elementary school students on the possible closing of the school.
6News reports on the article published in Kiplingers magazine that praises Lawrence for its retirement environment.
6News reports on the plans to give the Wells Overlook area an overhaul.
6News reports on Senator Pat Roberts' comments on the terrorist bombing in Bali.
6News reports on the demolition of the three Ohio Street houses that were torn down to make way for new scholarship halls.
6News reports on the reserved seating that will be available to KU students in Allen Field House.
6News reports on a Lawrence resident who was seriously injured in a head on collision on K-10 in 1997.
6News reports on the first year for KU students to have reserved seating in Allen Field House.
The statue was placed on top of the Statehouse dome on Monday, but couldn't be secured.
Concerns include proximity to Free State High School, and if it will hurt other businesses in town.
Tomorrow the Senate will vote on the same measure.
The DLR recommendations may mean a $50 million bond issue.
Vernon Smith graduated in 1951 with a Master's degree in economics.
The total price tag comes to over $100 million. Also, parents in the Riverside area are using the World Wide Web to voice their concerns.
The Chamber's information brochure needs to be updated, and taxpayers are being asked to pay for it.
While the overall grade is lower than previous years, officials are not worried.
Residents of the Gaslight Village are finding it nearly impossible to get into their homes.
6News reports on filmmaker John Waters' appearence in Lawrence.
6News reports on the early morning accident on K-10 that left two men in critical condition.
6News reports on the news that the three-ton statue could stay on the ground until Friday.
6News reports on the unexpected appearance of Libertarian candidate, Dennis Hawver at a recent gubernatorial debate.
6News reports on the three ton statue, Ad Astra, that will be placed on the dome of the capitol building in Topeka.
6News reports on the Amber Alert system that has been implemented in Lawrence.
The group meets outside Supersonic Music on the 1000 block of Mass. every Monday night to create rhythms.
6News reports on the reasons for the most current delay of the Kasold Drive extension.
6News reports on the Lime Stone Symposium being held in Burcham park.
6News reports on the lawsuit brought against the state of Kansas.
6News reports on the charges brought against 17 year old Ashley Juola, the driver whose car struck and killed Heather Coulter.
Kansas University's budget woes mean that no one's job is safe.
The candidate for Kansas governor regrets her comments comparing Missouri's I-70 with the Sept. 11 attacks.
Boothe, charged with murdering his son, is undergoing mental exams at Larned State Hospital.
The Lawrence public school district decided to build a new high school, but are still debating what will happen with sports facilities for Free State and LHS.
Meterologist Matt Makens' forecast says that a bit more rain is on the way.
The compromise should address the primary concerns of those who want to ban fireworks while allowing some sales in the county.
The Lemesanys are accused of spying on residents of their apartment building through peepholes.
At least ten local schools participated in the even this year.
6News reports on the presentation given by New York City fireman and author, Richard Piccioto.
6News reports on the trial of Darrin Votaw, a Lawrence man who was charged with five counts of eavesdropping after video taping women in the bathroom of an Ottawa restaurant.
6News reports on the civil lawsuit against Lawrence landlord William Lemesany.
6News reports on the Lawrence School Board meeting that will be held to discuss the options available to update the two Lawrence high schools.
6News reports on the truthfulness of the television ads gubernatorial candidates run.
6News reports on former Kansas senator Bob Dole's visit back to Kansas to support Congressional candidate Adam Taff.
6News reports on the air quality tests that will be done in the Douglas County courthouse and the Judicial and Law Enforcement Center.
6News reports on the 100 year-old red maple tree that is in danger due to the proposed expansion of highway 40.
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