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6News reports on Tuesday nights Fox News' "The O'Reilly Factor" during which Kansas State Sen. Susan Wagle and Kansas University student Jessica Zahn discussed Dennis Dailey's KU "Human Sexuality in Everyday Life" class.
6News reports on the decision by the city commission to add more traffic calming devices around Lawrence.
6News reports on the news that the state and Jefferson County will be spending $1.4 million to add shoulders to 6 miles of Wellman Road.
6News reports on the Shannon Martin murder case in Costa Rica.
6News reports on the newest Jayhawk to join the Jayhawks on Parade.
6News reports on Monday nights Lawrence school board meeting.
6News reports on the possible request Lecompton city leaders will make for a grant to drill a new water well.
6News reports on the new steam whistle on the KU campus that was installed on Friday.
6News reports on the annual Brown Bag Drag Show on the KU campus.
Arts editor Mindie Padget reports on this weekends activities.
The first female president of Ireland served as the U.N.'s High Commissioner for Human Rights for 12 years.
The Watkins Community Museum of History's board of directors thought the grant money could interfere with its own fundraising campaign.
The young artists were given 10 Journal-World newspaper boxes to decorate.
Leslie Whittington was killed on Sept. 11. The school honored created a book depository dedicated to her memory.
6News reports on a local business owner who will be selling a basketball with Dean Smith and Roy Williams' autographs.
6News reports on the task force that was formed to determine the pros and cons of a smokin ban in Lawrence.
6News reports on the annual 'Women take back the night' march in Lawrence.
Terry Rombeck reports that KU will increase tuition by $600 a year for a student taking 15 credit hours.
The controversy surrounds Dailey's conduct and the subject matter of the course. Thad Holdcomb believes the class provides a safe place to talk about sensitive issues.
In this clip from Bulgarian television, Ivanov comments on the NBA draft.
6News reports on the cancellation of the Welcome Home parade for the Jayhawks after the players decided they didn't want to participate.
Scott Rothschild, Statehouse reporter, speaks with Kansas department of revenue secretary Joan Wagnon on the proposed GOP plan to delay some Kansas tax refunds.
6News reports on Phillip Howe, the boyfriend of murder victim Ali Kemp, and his attempts to get area residents to tune into the TV show 'America's Most Wanted' tonight to hear Ali Kemps' story.
6News reports on the Chamber of Commerces' annual meeting held Friday in Lawrence.
6News reports on the start of the 'Jayhawks on Parade' art event in Lawrence.
Kiefer is the owner of Kief's Audio-Video and Martin is the owner of Southwest & More and the co-director of Downtown Lawrence Inc. They discussed the future of retailing in the face of large chain stores and growing competition.
Kiefer is the owner of Kief's Audio-Video and Martin is the owner of Southwest & More and the co-director of Downtown Lawrence Inc. They discussed the future of retailing in the face of large chain stores and growing competition.
The documents were passed out to the public in the late 1970's to provide specifications for construction of sturdy buildings.
The fall of Saddam's regime in the city was met with jubilation and celebration.
The school disctrict believes that cutting a single day from the school week may result in budget savings.
6News reports on the reaction of KU fans in downtown Lawrence after KU's loss in the national championship game.
6News reports on the reaction of KU fans in downtown Lawrence after KU's loss in the national championship game.
6News reports on the KU welcome home ceremony Tuesday at Allen Fieldhouse.
6News reports on some KU fans' thoughts on whether or not KU head coach Roy Williams will stay in Lawrence.
6News reports on Tuesday nights budget committe meeting.
6News reports on Tuesday nights Lawrence City Commission meeting.
6News reports on the fundraising campaign by KU theater officials to raise $50,000 for a second stage for the KU theater department.
6News reports on the reaction of KU fans in downtown Lawrence after KU's loss in the national championship game.
6News reports on the reaction of KU fans in downtown Lawrence after KU's loss in the national championship game.
6News reports on Jayhawk fans' thoughts on whether or not KU mens head coach Roy Williams will stay in Lawrence or go to the University of North Carolina.
6News reports on the recount and canvassing of the ballots from Tuesday nights election.
We're in that brief span between the Academy Awards and the summer movie season where studios generally release pictures of dubious merit.
6News reports on KU graduate Capt. Brad Loudon who is fighting in the war in Iraq.
From t-shirts to mugs and everythign in between, Jayhawks merchandise is a top seller.
A computer error caused several ballots to be counted twice, with a result that David Schauner now appears to have overtaken Lynn Goodell for the city commission.
South Junior High will not have the money to rebuild, and board members believe another bond issue vote may be necessary.
6News speaks with Dennis "Boog" Highberger.
6News speaks with Sue Morgan.
6News speaks with Lynn Goodell.
6News reports on the voter turnout for Tuesdays election.
6News speaks with Leonard Ortiz.
6News speaks with Rich Minder.
6News reports on the reaction of KU fans downtown after the Jayhawks won the West Regional Final in the NCAA tournament to continue on to the Final Four in New Orleans.
6News reports on the reaction of KU fans on campus to the Jayhawks win over the Arizona Wildcats.
6News reports on the news that county commissioners discussed a plan to increase the fee for ambulance trips.
6News reports on the volunteers that spent Saturday working for the "Vote Yes" campaign.
6News reports on the slide of sales tax in Lawrence.
6News reports on the sale of KU Final Four merchandise in Lawrence.
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