Lawrence City Band Opens Concert Series At South Park
The Lawrence City Band kicks off its annual concert series tonight at 8 p.m. on the William Kelly Bandstand in South Park downtown. Upcoming programs include Riding the Waves in South Park on June 6 and Hollywood and Broadway Favorites on June 13, with all shows at 8 p.m. unless weather forces a move to Murphy Hall Room 130 on KU campus.
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KU budgets face across campus cuts with no clear layoffs
KU officials announce across campus budget reductions aimed at preserving core mission. Deans and vice provosts met with Lejuez and EU leaders to craft a plan citing long term commitments and past funding trends, while stressing Lawrence Edwards and KU Medical Center should monitor separate budgets. Chancellor Girod backs a new model to restore balance and ensure stability.
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Lawrence
Joe Monaco
KU Medical Center
Overland Park
Edwards
Monaco
Lawrence/Edwards
Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center
Hutchinson
Lejner
Lejnez
Douglas Girod
Officer involved shooting on Sixth Street. details emerge
Witnesses describe a rapid confrontation as a driver exits an SUV and attacks a officer. A second officer fires within seconds, a knife is recovered but its role is uncertain. Johnson County Sheriff's Office leads the probe with a scene secured and multiple evidence markers observed.
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Johnson County
Journal-World
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Lawrence
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Sixth
Massachusetts
Vermont
Johnson County Sheriffs Office
Paul Nonnast
Kobach calls for in-state tuition end for undocumented students
Kansas official Kobach argues ending in-state tuition would save about four million dollars a year, a claim disputed by KU Student Senate and Multicultural Student Government leaders who say the issue targets marginalized communities. Castro, Duran and others defend inclusion while noting citizenship realities. Kobach says some states already restrict undocumented students.
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Noah Ries
Charles Jetty
Trey Duran
Constanza Castro
Jonathan Ruiz-Cervantes
Kansas Board of Regents
Regents
U.S
Kobachi
Kansas
Castro
United States
KU and Kansas State collaborate to restore fire-damaged data systems
KU and Kansas State University teams coordinated after a May 21 Hale Library attic fire lasting three hours. KU helped restart servers and restore payroll data delivery while offering external resources and on-site support to prevent delays for K State.
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Ellsworth
David Day
Manhattan
Morris
Kansas Board of Regents
Day
K-State
Hale Library
Saturday Lotto America and Thursday Lucky for Life Numbers
Readable lottery draw lines show Lotto America numbers 23 30 31 38 39 with draw code 10 and Lucky for Life numbers 4 6 13 16 32 with code 7. No further context or results provided.
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Kara and Danny Caine in Lawrence boy’s birthday post
Kara and Danny Caine of Lawrence celebrate a boy's birthday on Tuesday with family greetings and notes of pride. The message highlights a joyful family milestone and local community affection.
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Kara
Danny Caine
Lawrence
Journal-World issues photo correction policy note
A correction appears regarding a misidentified photo in Monday's Journal-World. The newspaper states its policy to fix all significant errors and invites readers to report corrections by calling 785 832 7154 or emailing news ljworld com.
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Wichita State University
Center For Economic Development and Business Research
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