Kansas senator files bill to end daylight saving time
Kansas Senator Kenny Titus of Wamego sponsors Senate Bill 1 to exempt Kansas from daylight saving time and adopt year round standard time starting November 2025, moving the state away from the national clock changes ahead of the 2025 legislative session.
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Lawrence hits record low for single family building permits
Lawrence records a historic low in 2024 with 57 issued single family building permits, down about 42 percent from 2023. The previous low was 79 permits in 2022, as developers and officials note the sharp decline in new home construction.
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Parking to shrink as judicial center expansion begins
Downtown Lawrence parking will shrink by more than 65 spots by 2026 as J.E. Dunn begins a $52.5 million Judicial and Law Enforcement Center expansion and renovation. Construction is set to start this month, weather permitting, affecting the south-side lot where the addition will rise.
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Lawrence approves federal grant bid for sidewalk upgrades
Lawrence City Commission unanimously backed a federal grant application aiming at about 22.9 million in pedestrian improvements across the city. The plan seeks 21 million from the U S Department of Transportation RA ISE program for new crossings, sidewalks, and ADA compliant bus stops, with local funding of 1 882 million for design and easements and 25 thousand for grant prep.
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