Lawrence Weather Outlook Warm Afternoons With Dry Sky
Matt Sayers reports a cool start in Lawrence followed by a warm afternoon reaching 77 degrees. Clouds build through the day but conditions stay dry. Southeast winds of 5 to 15 mph accompany a low near 51 degrees.
Sunrise and sunset times for today and Sunday
The forecast lists sun events with sunrise at 5:57 am and sunset at 8:51 pm today and Sunday. Moon data shows moonrise and moonset times: 2:28 pm and 2:04 am for various days.
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Agency hopes photos spur adoptions
Wichita AP report on Klicks for Kids a Kansas Children’s Service League drive using 50 professional photos of 700 plus children in state care to boost adoption interest. Six photos displayed in Wichita with a full traveling exhibit returning in November. Destani, 13, hopes her image helps find a family.
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