KU Gateway Project set for tax districts in Lawrence
Lawrence city commissioners approved two tax districts for KU Gateway phase two a $300 million redevelopment around the football stadium. The STAR Bond district boundaries were approved 4-1 with Amber Sellers opposed while the TIF district space was approved unanimously. The plan includes a 162 room hotel 443 beds of student housing 43000 square feet of retail and dining and about 1000 parking spaces in a mix of underground garages and surface lots.
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Incentive package approved for Q39 restaurant project
City commissioners in Lawrence voted 4-1 to back a Community Improvement District and issue industrial revenue bonds to lure the Q39 barbecue restaurant to the former Journal World printing plant at 639 New Hampshire. The project, stalled since 2014, aims to redevelop the vacant site with offices and a food hall as plans evolved. Commissioner Lisa Larsen opposed the package.
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Justice Dept asks judge to toss suit over abortion drug access
The Justice Department urged U.S. District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk to dismiss or transfer a suit by Idaho Kansas and Missouri challenging mifepristone access via telehealth. The states seek tighter FDA rules, including in-person visits, but the government says they lack standing.
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