Five Lawrence High School football players officially signed their college letters on Wednesday during National Signing Day.

Over the course of the week, local high school basketball teams competed in tournaments, while other sports concluded their regular seasons. Throughout the competition, numerous local athletes had ...

Feb. 7 • First Friday Coffee and Coworking, 10 a.m.-1 p.m., Lawrence Public Library, Meeting Room A, 707 Vermont St. Remote ...

Kansas quarterback Jalon Daniels will have his participation limited in the Jayhawks’ upcoming spring practices after a ...

A man accused of threatening a woman with a knife during a domestic dispute has been charged with multiple crimes stemming ...

Off to a 5-0 start, the Kansas women’s tennis team will look to keep surging as it welcomes two more strong opponents to the ...

The Kansas softball team’s postseason hopes were hanging by a thread by the time the NCAA selection show rolled around on May ...

A new state dashboard lets policymakers across Kansas see mortality rates, risk factors and other detailed data about cancer in their communities, and it has good news and bad news about the disease ...

Kansas women’s basketball suffered a blowout loss on the road against No. 18 West Virginia on Wednesday night, 76-43, after ...

Lawrence city commissioners expressed excitement on Tuesday for an upcoming study about potential development and ...

County leaders voted Wednesday to let the city-county health department opt out of doing annual sanitary inspections at ...

Lindsay Raine’s daughter, Milli, remembers the last words she heard from her mother on the morning of the accident in 2020 ...