2026 News Archive
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Lawrence’s new city manager looks for ‘win-win’ in city growth and development
Lawrence City Manager Majed Al-Ghafry floated the idea of a new downtown department and said the city should remain open to exploring data centers durin
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Food establishment inspections for Saturday, Oct. 10, 2026
Oct. 5, 2026 — Hampton Manhattan Aggieville, 1200 Laramie St, inspection reason: licensing-preoperational, risk factors: adequate handwashing facilities supplied and accessible (no soap or paper...
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KU breaks ground on observatory for historic telescope
Students and staff from KU gathered Friday to break ground on a new observatory on campus that will be the future home of a 140-year-old telescope.
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Lawrence Humane Pet of the Week: Chip is the KU football team’s newest No. 1 fan
Pet of the Week Chip, who sometimes has a nervous disposition toward men, defied the odds during a day out with 11 KU football players.
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Marshall advocates for local school control at K-State event
Sen. Roger Marshall said he wants the federal government out of the education business during an event held on K-State campus.
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City to consider lane closure policy, winter weather prep
Manhattan city commissioners will discuss three public works agenda items during Tuesday’s work session, including lane closure policies and road salt storage.
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