KU Aims 2.5 Percent Cost of Living Pay Rise For KU Faculty And Staff
KU leaders plan two pay increases with one likely a standard 2.5 percent cost of living raise for essentially all faculty and staff at the Lawrence campus. The size and timing may hinge on enrollment and funding, affecting how two distinct raise types unfold.
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Kansans bet big on sports with tiny tax take in February
In February Kansans wagered over 194 million on sports as the Chiefs won the Super Bowl, but state tax receipts totaled only 1134. Wichita counselor Stephenie Roberts questions sportsbook deductions for free plays before tax, calling them advertising money or possible fraud that lures players into gambling.
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City of Lawrence vows protection for trans residents
The City of Lawrence states commitment to equity and inclusion for all residents amid SB 180, stressing trans people can live, work, and enjoy life safely in a city that remains welcoming. It notes no enforcement under SB 180 and urges reporting harassment to police.
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Streamline Coffee Plans Prefab Drive-Thru in Lawrence
Lawrence architects Katie Hoke Jared Hoke and Roy Ley of Hoke Ley Architects propose Streamline Coffee as a prefabricated low impact drive-thru at the northwest corner of 19th and Massachusetts. They aim to avoid new construction by using a repair-shop site approach.
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