At 12:01 AM on Oct. 1 , The U.S. federal government shut down after Congress failed to negotiate funding legislation before the deadline of the new fiscal year. This marks the first shutdown since 2019. If...

Lawrence Schools Foundation held their 23rd annual Community Education Breakfast on Friday, Sept. 26. The event welcomed community leaders, members, business partners and elected officials to celebrate...

On April 8, 2025, posts spread across Lawrencians’ social media pages with alerts of an encounter with Immigration and Customs Enforcement at the 23rd Street Dillion’s parking lot. This report was...

A federal lawsuit, filed Aug. 1, alleges that USD 497’s usage of Gaggle, an online monitoring software, subjected “all students to round the clock digital surveillance” and “suspicionless searches...

Life360, a family location tracking app with 80 million users, has announced multiple security breaches to over 440 thousand users. Employees said they announced that the incident occurred due to a systematic...

On Wednesday, Sept. 10, at about 12:20 p.m., conservative activist and podcaster Charlie Kirk was shot in the neck while speaking at an event for students at Utah Valley University. A few hours later,...

Women from all over the Sunflower State gather in Pratt, Kan. in an attempt to take home the title of Miss Kansas each year. This year, Free State math teacher Stephanie Harris took on the role of executive...

Kicking off their season, the football team spends hours practicing for each game – but there’s a group of students supporting the team from the inside. The football production team attends practices...

At the peak of night, navigating through the rugged terrain of the Clinton Lake North Shore Trails, sophomore Moses Minor competed in his first 35-mile ultramarathon, the Night Hawk, on June 28. At 15...