KU Earth Energy and Environment Center Opens at KU
The Journal-World tours KU's new Earth Energy and Environment Center at 15th Street and Naismith Drive a 141000 square foot complex designed to draw visitors worldwide. Giant fossil casts in the atrium depict a 45 foot mosasaur skeleton in a building set to open in January with crews finishing preparations for the upcoming semester.
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Brand-New Earth, Energy and Environment Center
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New rules could reshape Lawrence skyline downtown
City leaders review guidelines as Lawrence eyes taller structures along New Hampshire Street corridor. Developers and architects propose even bigger projects amid a surge of new apartments and hotel rooms in the downtown area.
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Defendant cites self defense in murder case
Steven A. Drake II faces first degree murder charges after a confrontation at a doorway where Bryce Holladay was shot in the face at close range. Drake argues the shooting was justified under Kansas stand your ground law, citing multiple witnesses who tried to push Holladay out and threaten him with a bat and pepper spray.
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Controversy Over City Tax Break For Downtown Grocery Store
A debate grows over backing a proposed grocery store at the former Borders site at Seventh and New Hampshire streets. Journal-World coverage notes long-running political momentum, with support from developers and residents, amid discussions of incentives and city approval.
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