2026 News Archive
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Riley County approves trash fee increases
Riley County commissioners on Thursday unanimously approved increasing numerous service fees, including raising the cost of dumping trash at the transfer station, beginning Oct. 1.
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Voice your opinion on Lawrence’s upcoming strategic plan
The City of Lawrence is updating its strategic plan for the first time since 2020. Here’s how you can make your voice heard.
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KS Board of Education allows Rock Creek teacher to keep license after inappropriate conduct
A Rock Creek High School teacher will keep his teaching license despite admitting to inappropriate behavior with a student at a previous school, after the Kansas State Board of Education voted 8-0 in...
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR Let’s change the course we are on
To the editor: Did you know that Leavenworth County ranks sixth highest in Kansas for property tax assessments? I had suspected that for years, but… Login to continue reading...
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Former Bobcats star looks forward to KSU
Kyle BelangerSports correspondent When the Kansas State University football team runs out of the tunnel to begin the 2026 football season against Nichols State University…
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Veterans Treatment Court grant extended through 2028
Micah BraySpecial to the Times The Leavenworth County Veterans Treatment Court has received a one-year extension of a $1 million federal grant that helped establish… Login to continue...
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Lansing City Council recognizes work of city police officers
Police Chief Steve Wayman recognizes patrol officer Manny Ollmos. Connie ParishSpecial to the Times Four Lansing police officers were recently recognized for their outstanding work…
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Chiefs unveil first renderings of new $3 billion domed stadium set to open in 2031
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs unveiled on Wednesday the first renderings of their new $3 billion domed stadium set to open in 2031.
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