2026 News Archive
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The peril of moving indoors to a dome
Most coverage of the Kansas City Chiefs’ new stadium on the Kansas side of the state line has sensibly focused on either the competition between…
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Defendant pleads to drug charges
Staff report A Lawrence man pleaded no contest to drug charges last week in Leavenworth County District Court. Miles R. Clasen, 24, entered the plea…
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Attorney seeks dismissal of charge against former inmate
John Richmeier/Leavenworth Times An attorney is seeking the dismissal of an amended charge against a former Lansing Correctional Facility inmate. Djuan D. Parker, 31, was…
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County awarded $21M for road improvements
John Richmeier/Leavenworth Times The Leavenworth County government has been awarded more than $20 million in federal and state grants for safety improvements to county roadways.…
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Lark men edge KCC for first four-year win
Hesston College puts four players in double figures with two double-doubles Hesston College sophomore Brennon Dodge grabs a rebound during play Monday night against Kansas… Login to...
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Project partners hope new west Lawrence fire station improves response time, meshes with neighborhood
A public meeting about a new fire station coming to west Lawrence did not yet alleviate all neighbors’ concerns about the addition, but project
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Lawrence city commissioners to consider lifting short-term rental rules during World Cup
Lawrence city commissioners on Tuesday will consider temporarily lifting limits on how many short-term rentals property owners can hold, aiming to capitaliz
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Letter to the Times: Lifting short-term rental cap could harm Lawrence residents
"The need for long-term rentals won't decrease because the World Cup is coming and the need for short-term rentals is increasing," Chris Flowers writes in this letter to the Times.
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