2026 News Archive
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Newton opens fall practices
Railers have six teams set to open season The Newton High School football team gathers by the dawn’s early light early Monday morning at Fischer… Login to continue reading Login...
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KCAC renews initiative with Special Olympics
Member institutions to host clinics for SO athletes From KCAC MISSION — The Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC) and Special Olympics Kansas (SOKS) are renewing and… Login to...
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Manhattan ballots to include street maintenance sales tax question
The Manhattan City Commission on Tuesday unanimously approved placing a 0.5% citywide sales tax for street maintenance on the Nov. 3 ballot.
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City Commission approves west Lawrence annexation for Beacon Landing development
Lawrence city commissioners on Tuesday approved annexation and rezoning requests for nearly 300 acres of land in western Lawrence for a new develo
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Ribbon cutting set for Promise Heights, new housing for families in Lawrence
A local church and nonprofit will soon celebrate the opening of Promise Heights, a new six-family housing community intended to support Lawrence families experiencing
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Federal report says NBAF 'not appropriately configured' to handle dangerous pathogens
The National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility was not “appropriately configured and commissioned,” by the Department of Homeland Security, according to a federal inspection.
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Judge temporarily reinstates transgender Lawrence woman’s driver’s license
A Douglas County judge has temporarily reinstated a Lawrence transgender woman and Army veteran’s license that was invalidated by an anti-transgender state law.
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Libertarian Party says Kansas primary results highlight need for more voter choices
By Kansan Staff TOPEKA — The Libertarian Party of Kansas says the results of the Aug. 4 primary election demonstrate the need for election reforms… Login to continue reading...
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