2026 News Archive
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USD 383 board takes step toward 8% tax hike, OKs $900K to subsidize after-school program
The USD 383 Manhattan-Ogden school board moved toward a 2027 fiscal year budget that would mean an 8% property tax increase for the average homeowner.
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Lawrence City Band bids farewell to conductor
The Lawrence City Band ended its summer concert series Wednesday evening with a fond farewell to conductor Paul Popiel, who is leaving to take a job at his alma mater.
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Volunteers help restore native habitat at Midco Prairie in downtown Lawrence
Volunteers spent Wednesday helping plant native plant species at Midco Prairie, a project designed to bring prairie, wetland and woodland habitats into downt
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Douglas County commissioners approve maximum property tax rate for 2027
Douglas County commissioners on Wednesday approved a slight reduction to the property tax rate for 2027, though most property owners will still see tax increases becaus
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Inmate sentenced for attacking officers with broomstick
A former Lansing Correctional Facility inmate has been sentenced to more than four years in prison for attacking correctional officers with a broomstick, according to…
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Lawrence middle schooler gives lesbian community in Kansas City a national stage
Éabha Klinksick, a 13-year-old West Middle School student, researched and created one of 12 projects chosen for a public showcase at the Smithson
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Data center opposition mounts in Tonganoxie
Peggy BairSpecial to the TimesTonganoxie and Leavenworth County residents gathered Sunday at the VFW Post 9271 in Tonganoxie to share information about a proposed data…
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