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6News reports on what the city is doing to help prevent attacks in Lawrence parks.
Fireworks vendors are wondering how the city fireworks ban will alter the way residents celebrate the holiday.
The new standards are meant to steer away from strip malls.
The 150th anniversary may be celebrated at a plaza built at Clinton State Park.
Jim Brothers' sculpture will be displayed in the Capitol's Statuary Hall.
The SCA is a historical society that delves into the romantic aspects of the middle ages, including crafts and mock fighting.
Nancy Parsons caught fire at her apartment in a Eudora retirement community.
The boy, who has cerebral palsy, was beaten in Clinton Park earlier in the week.
The developers say that they have done everything asked of them.
6News reports on a Lawrence boy who was beaten last week in a Lawrence park.
6News reports on the ongoing battle over a proposed Wal-Mart at Sixth and Wakarusa Streets.
6News reports on an audit that will be conducted in Douglas county.
6News reports on Mondays Memorial Day ceremonies around Lawrence.
6News reports on Sundays graduation ceremonies and celebrations in Lawrence.
6News reports on the first Big Brother tandom in Lawrence twelve years after the two were paired up.
An exhibit that opened Friday night at Roy's Gallery will honor graduating Lawrence High School seniors who have earned scholarships to attend art schools next fall. And it will recognize the work of longtime LHS art teacher Pat Nemchock, who is retiring after 29 years at the school. The show opened with a public reception Friday night at the West Lawrence gallery. And you can check out the work of Lawrence artist Barbara Nordling at a downtown Lawrence venue. Nordling's paintings and pastels are on view at the Lawrence Arts Center gallery in the 900 block of New Hampshire Street through Tuesday.
The pool will help the city cool off during the summer.
Today was the last time students would walk out of Centennial, Riverside, and East Heights.
The two employees at Haskell Indian Nations University had to alter their wedding plans.
John William has been in jail for fifteen years.
6News reports on a bill signed into law by Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius that would allow the state to borrow $500 million.
The awards were given afer colleagues nominated teachers who were then selected by a city, county and school distric committee.
Rathbun is honored for her eleven years of exceptional teaching service.
The buildings were too damaged by the tornado to be repaired, and so the apartment owners are simply going to tear them down and rebuild.
The new mascot helps bring the consolidated school's students together.
The federal agency offers a place for victims of the recent tornados to turn.
The school has stood in the same spot since it was founded in 1903.
The city commissioners are only able to fund the bare necessities and still fall short.
6News reports on the retirement of Quail Run music teacher Jane Boberg after 19 years of teaching in Lawrence.
6News reports on a plan in the works to clean up sewage in Lone Star Lake.
6News reports on a former East Heights student and teacher as they recall their time at the school.
6News reports on the beginning of city budget conferences to set out next years budget.
6News reports on the Douglas County commissioners decision to wait to give funds to the school nursing program.
John William, convicted of killing nine-year-old Richard Settlemyre of Lawrence in 1988, is eligible for parole. Lawrence police are opposed to his release.
6News reports on the new problems facing a proposed Wal-Mart at the intersection of 6th and Wakarusa Streets.
6News reports on the thoughts of former Centennial teachers and a parent as Centennial Elementary prepares to close its doors.
6News reports on the sale of part of the Farmland property to a Lawrence development company.
After four years of parodies and ripoffs, fans of "The Matrix" can finally experience the official sequel. And the wait was worth it .. sort of. "The Matrix Reloaded" finds Keanu Reeves and cohorts again trying to rid humanity of the mechanical oppressors that have deceived them via a false reality. Visually, "Reloaded" triumphs, with martial arts duels and freeway chase scenes that are spectacular in their design. But it's often a chore to reach these adrenaline moments -- the movie takes its philosophical ramblings quite seriously, piling on cryptic layers of speeches and lectures. Facing the unenviable task of taking on "The Matrix" at the box office is "Down With Love." Ewan McGregor and Renee Zellweger headline this homage to the Rock Hudson/Doris Day vehicles of the early '60s. The colorful comedy succeeds in both emulating and revamping the taboos of that cinematic era.
6News reports on 78 year old Joe Shephard who received his degree from the KU School of Business 53 years after leaving KU as a senior.
6News reports on Raymond Boothes' arraignment.
6News report on the KU Chancellors speech to the Distinguished Award Citation winners.
6News reports on the news that crossing guards are on a list of possible program cuts to make up for the budget deficit.
Craig Weinaug extolls the virtues of biking to work.
Westar Energy believes that the company's board should have monitored David Wittig's activities more closely.
KU's commencement starts off with the traditional walk from the Campanile.
The situation at 31st and Iowa prompts a review of current rules involving new construction and road improvements.
The lines for the sequel were out the door and around the corner.
6News reports on a press conference held Tuesday night by Lawrence educators.
6News reports on a Lawrence man who says tornado proof homes are possible.
6News reports on the AP awards presented to some members of the 6News team.
6News reports on the findings of an investigation into Dennis Daileys "Human Sexuality" class at KU.
6News reports on Lawrence being ranked as one of the top small cities in the United States.
6News reports on the ongoing cleanup at Aberdeen South Apartments five days after it was damaged by a tornado.
6News reports on a family living in low income housing in Lawrence.
6News reports on the reopening of the Raintree Montessori school.
6News reports on Monday nights Lawrence School Board meeting.
6News reports on Governor Kathleen Sebelius' visit to tornado damaged areas in Lawrence on Friday.
6News reports on some of the cleanup to be done in Lawrence after Thursday nights tornado.
While the city wishes to use Lawrence's Parks and Recrreation budget to sponsor the city schools athletics programs, this could keep local schools from participating in state competition.
The tornados flipped cars in a housing development just off Clinton Parkway.
The storms scattered debris across neighborhoods.
Fortunately, the tornado lost most of its strength by the time it reached Lawrence, minimizing the damage it could have caused.
Amit Kashyap provided the home video of the funnel touching the ground.
In his final class of the semester, Professor Dailey apologized to students for letting the accusations detract from the class.
The deceased's son is facing charges of second degree murder.
Wednesday's "The O'Reilley Factor" featured a former student, and Senator Mark Buhler feels the situation needs to be handled by KU and not the legislature.
6News reports on the problems that are arrising because of the lights illuminating the new flag flying over the Heritage Baptist Church.
What's defined as the "summer movie season" officially kicks off this weekend with "X2: X-Men United." If you're as big a geek as I am, then you're also looking forward to this sequel to the underrated original, based on the long-running Marvel Comic about two battling factions of super-powered mutants trying to integrate with humanity. This time, evil government agents take aim at Charles Xavier's school for mutants, and it's up to Wolverine, Cyclops and the lot to save the day.
6News reports on the efforts of some to have 15th Street west of Iowa Street renamed Bob Billings Parkway.
6News reports on the students that participated in Lawrences' Cannabis Liberation Day.
6News reports on the new software being used by the city to help track down people with unpaid parking tickets.
Several of the students say that the accusations were completely false.
Local Christians observe the National Day of Prayer.
The Wichita senator promises to find another way to stop Dennis Dailey's Human Sexuality course.
The tight economy raises concerns about budget cuts or tax increases.
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