Condo project eyed for Vermont Street site in downtown Lawrence
Former Lawrence City Commissioner Bob Schumm has filed plans for a $6 million four story mixed use building on the 800 block of Vermont Street. The vacant lot, long used as a vegetable garden, may house eight 1,800 to 1,900 square foot condos on the top floors or twelve units averaging 1,200 square feet. The plan emphasizes size and exterior design to meet downtown guidelines.
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World University Games KU coverage by Journal-World team
South Korea welcomes KU as The Journal-World and KUSports.com deliver exclusive coverage from on the ground reporters Bobby Nightengale and Mike Yoder. The pair provide updates on KU basketball at the World University Games with detailed reporting and insights.
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Same-Sex Marriage Licenses Possible in All Kansas Counties
AP reports that all 105 Kansas counties may issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples on Tuesday though the state has not yet allowed last name changes on driver's licenses or joint tax filings. Gov. Brownback's administration continues reviewing the Supreme Court ruling, with Equality Kansas criticizing the stance as political. The first such license was issued in October after the court ruling.
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Kansas tax take falls short by 22 million in June
Kansas collected 32.8 million dollars less than projections as fiscal year 2015 closed. The Department of Revenue released the figure on the last day of the year, signaling tighter finances as the new fiscal year begins. The report references ongoing school funding disputes and a stay order from the Kansas Supreme Court.
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Stouffer Place closes after KU family housing ends
Residents moved out of Stouffer Place, Kansas University's longtime family housing complex, on Tuesday as a planned closure concludes decades of campus living for families.
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