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Some KU faculty members say new federal SEVIS guidelines, designed to keep track of international students, are too restrictive.
Douglas County commissioners might have to increase taxes in response to cutbacks at the state level.
Eudora officials are looking into designs to revitalitze the city's downtown area.
The Douglas County Planning Commission hears once again from Wal-Mart officials about a proposed SuperCenter in northwest Lawrence.
6News reports on the unnoficial winners in the Lawrence city commission primary.
6News reports on the unnoficial winners in the Lawrence School Board primary.
6News reports on the history of low voter turnout for primary elections.
6News reports on the high voter turnout for Tuesdays primary elections.
6News speaks with school board candidate Sue Morgan.
6News speaks with city commission candidate Dennis Highberger.
6News speaks with city commission candidate David Schauner.
6News speaks with city commission candidate Mike Rundle.
6News speaks with school board candidate Rich Minder.
6News speaks with school board candidate Mary Loveland.
6News speaks with school board candidate Cindy Yulich.
6News reports on the agreement made by city commissin officials that the fairgrounds could be used in the event of a bio terrorist attack.
6News reprts on the protest being staged by Free State High students after learning their sign language class could be cut due to the budget shortfall.
6News reports on where the eleven city commission candidates stand on Lawrence growth issues.
6News reports on the thirteen school board candidates and where they stand on the bond issue and school consolidations.
6News reports on the effects Sundays' winter storm had on the area.
6News reports on Monday nights school board meeting.
6News reports on todays elections and the effect the weather could have on voter turnout.
Scott Rothschild, Statehouse reporter, speaks with Representative John Edmonds about the House taxation committee.
This is one of 11 6News city commission candidate profiles that will run in alphabetical order online each weekday, Monday through Friday, through Feb. 21. The profiles will first appear the previous night at 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Sunflower Broadband's cable Channel 6.
KANU's award-winning "Right Between the Ears" returns Saturday night to Liberty Hall, complete with jabs about current events and names in the news like President Bush and Michael Jackson.
6News reports on the steps some Lawrence night club owners are taking to prevent a tragedy like the fire at a Rhode Island nightclub.
This is one of 13 6News school board candidate profiles that will run in alphabetical order online each weekday, Monday through Friday, through Feb. 21. The profiles will first appear the previous night at 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Sunflower Broadband's cable Channel 6.
6News reports on a memorial held for former KU basketball player and Alvamar developer Bob Billings Friday night at KU's Lied Center.
6News reports on the changes being considered by Douglas County officials.
Powell wants to bring a view of the "whole picture" to the school board.
The candidates answered questions on staffing concerns, consolidation and the bond issue. Loveland said savings from consolidation would likely go to cover operational costs, while Powell said cleaning out the school district office would save money. Rich Minder also chatted with voters.
Rundle wants to use his leadership skills to continue to serve the city of Lawrence.
Lawrence-based director Kevin Willmott is set to premiere his film "C.S.A.," a faux documentary that offers a view of America in which the Confederacy won the Civil War.
Parks has lived in Lawrence for more than 60 years, and wants to use that experience for the city's benefit.
The candidates expressed their opinions on the bond issue and offered their ideas for improving local schools. Cindy Yulich favors the bond issue, while Leonard Ortiz opposes it.
The drought may put a crimp on water supplies, and water conservation could be made mandatory.
Pomes wants to be the voice for local neighborhoods on the school board.
Rich Minder believes in the usefulness of neighborhood schools.
6News reports on the impact higher property valuations will have on home owners.
6News reports on the sale of the bulk of Farmlands nitrogen plants to a Wichita company.
This is one of 13 6News school board candidate profiles that will run in alphabetical order online each weekday, Monday through Friday, through Feb. 21. The profiles will first appear the previous night at 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Sunflower Broadband's cable Channel 6.
This is one of 11 6News city commission candidate profiles that will run in alphabetical order online each weekday, Monday through Friday, through Feb. 21. The profiles will first appear the previous night at 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Sunflower Broadband's cable Channel 6.
6News reports on Tuesday nights Budget Committee meeting.
6News reports on the newest round of discussion on cuts to be made in the Lawrence school district.
6News reports on Baldwin Mayor Ken Hayes' request to the Baldwin city council to suspend Judge Jack Cochran.
6News reports on the two online chats with school board candidates Samuel Gould and Eddie Lehman.
This is one of 13 6News school board candidate profiles that will run in alphabetical order online each weekday, Monday through Friday, through Feb. 21. The profiles will first appear the previous night at 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Sunflower Broadband's cable Channel 6.
This is one of 11 6News city commission candidate profiles that will run in alphabetical order online each weekday, Monday through Friday, through Feb. 21. The profiles will first appear the previous night at 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Sunflower Broadband's cable Channel 6.
This is one of 11 6News city commission candidate profiles that will run in alphabetical order online each weekday, Monday through Friday, through Feb. 21. The profiles will first appear the previous night at 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Sunflower Broadband's cable Channel 6.
This weekend at the Lawrence Arts Center, the Seem-To-Be Players will stage "The Run-A-Way Orchestra." The play follows the adventures of Chloe the Clarinet, Tallyrande the Tuba and Victor the Violin, who head to the big city when they find out the director of their orchestra has been transferred.
Scott Rothschild, Statehouse reporter, speaks with Lawrence representative Paul Davis on introducing insurance coverage of prescription birth control.
6News reports on the capture of a man believed to be the person involved in the robbery of a Lawrence credit union.
This is one of 13 6News school board candidate profiles that will run in alphabetical order online each weekday, Monday through Friday, through Feb. 21. The profiles will first appear the previous night at 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Sunflower Broadband's cable Channel 6.
Sue Morgan and Michael Pomes, both school board candidates, met with voters in an online chat.
This is one of 13 6News school board candidate profiles that will run in alphabetical order online each weekday, Monday through Friday, through Feb. 21. The profiles will first appear the previous night at 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Sunflower Broadband's cable Channel 6.
Billings came to Lawrence to play basketball and ended up changing the face of Lawrence.
This is one of 11 6News city commission candidate profiles that will run in alphabetical order online each weekday, Monday through Friday, through Feb. 21. The profiles will first appear the previous night at 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Sunflower Broadband's cable Channel 6
Wildgen's contract is renewed with a pay raise.
6News profiles school board candidate Mary Loveland.
This is one of 11 6News city commission candidate profiles that will run in alphabetical order online each weekday, Monday through Friday, through Feb. 21. The profiles will first appear the previous night at 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Sunflower Broadband's cable Channel 6.
Longabach was the second candidate to participate in the online chat.
This is one of 11 6News city commission candidate profiles that will run in alphabetical order online each weekday, Monday through Friday, through Feb. 21. The profiles will first appear the previous night at 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Sunflower Broadband's cable Channel 6.
This is one of 13 6News school board candidate profiles that will run in alphabetical order online each weekday, Monday through Friday, through Feb. 21. The profiles will first appear the previous night at 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Sunflower Broadband's cable Channel 6.
6News reports on the online chat with School Board President Scott Morgan that was hosted by World Online.
6News reports on police chief Ron Olins' advice and thoughts on the heightened terror alert status.
6News reports on the dismissal of Office Stuart Peck after allegedly misleading a judge to obtain a search warrant.
This is one of 11 6News city commission candidate profiles that will run in alphabetical order online each weekday, Monday through Friday, through Feb. 21. The profiles will first appear the previous night at 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Sunflower Broadband's cable Channel 6.
6News reports on the lecture given at KU by political activist Gloria Steinem.
6News reports on the new principal at Lawrence High School, Steve Nilhas.
This is one of 13 6News school board candidate profiles that will run in alphabetical order online each weekday, Monday through Friday, through Feb. 21. The profiles will first appear the previous night at 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Sunflower Broadband's cable Channel 6.
6News reports on the plans to alleviate traffic congestion on 31st St.
6News reports on the designs submitted by architects for some of Lawrences' schools.
Finally, the year's most likely Oscar frontrunner prances into Lawrence. I'm talking about "Chicago," the staggeringly energetic adaptation of the popular musical. Renee Zellweger, Catherine Zeta-Jones and Richard Gere headline this visually dazzling tale of murder, betrayal and media manipulation.
Bassin wants more case-specific tax breaks and to update the growth plan.
King opposes the bond and school closures but supports repairs being made.
6News reports on the William Allen White Foundation national citation winner, Arthur Sulzberger, publisher of the New York Times.
6News reports on the steps the city will be taking to insure the safety of the citys water supply.
Scott Rothschild, Statehouse reporter, speaks with water rights activist Charles Benjamin on the declassification of some streams in Kansas.
6News reports on a late morning bank robbery at Central National Bank.
While the woman was not identified, neighbors are afraid they know the victim.
Gould opposes the bond issue, and wishes to work closer with the state legislature.
Saint Lawrence Catholic Church wanted a fifty-five foot bell tower at 15th and Engels road.
KU's chancellor discussed his ideas for saving budget dollars with state legislatures.
The trial will begin in six weeks.
The shelter wants the homeless to learn to better themselves.
The Lawrence Post Office is not certain where the group's invitations have gone.
Garner opposes the school bond issue, but does acknowledge that schools need help.
6News reports on Tuesday afternoons memorial for the crew of the space shuttle Columbus on the KU campus in Lawrence.
6News reports on the news that some of the corporations in Kansas haven't been paying their corporate income tax.
6News reports on a new proposal by ECO2 for a new eight member committee.
6News reports on advanced votings which begins this morning for the Lawrence school board and city commission.
6News reports on the fund drive held by Citizens for Students to help with the pay-to-play fees.
6News reports on Journal-World reporter Joel Mathis' trip to Columbia, Missouri, home of a big KU rival — the Missouri Tigers.
Journal-World reporter Joel Mathis dons his Jayhawk gear and heads to Columbia, Mo.
Beginning Monday, a troupe of KU student actors decked in furry animal costumes will stage "Jungalbook," the story of a boy raised in the jungle by animals, for Douglas County area school children. The general public can see the show next Sunday.
6News reports on a proposal for a new floodplain study that could take up to 6 weeks and about $225,000.
Scott Rothschild, Statehouse reporter, speaks with Representative Tom Sloan on higher education funding and pay increases for state employees.
6News reports on the increasing number of cases of rabies in Douglas County this year.
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