City May Consider Expanding Short Term Rentals in Nonres Areas
Lawrence leaders plan a Tuesday discussion on adjusting or removing the cap on short term rentals in nonresidential zones. Currently one owner may operate up to three such properties, rented by the night via platforms like Airbnb and Vibo.
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Kansas bill would ease decades old child sex crime charges
The Kansas Senate approved a measure to remove time limits on prosecuting a dozen violent child sex offenses and extend filing windows for lawsuits seeking damages. Advocates say the change would help abuse survivors pursue accountability years after incidents tied to Catholic clergy abuse reports. The bill moves to the House after a swift Senate vote following a committee hearing.
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Old Shell store near Massachusetts Street torn down
The Shell convenience store across from Mass Street Dillons has been demolished. Plans point to a two story apartment building with 12 units, mix of one and two bedrooms, on the RM-24 zoned site revived since 2021. Property owned by Holiday Properties group.
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