Late Night in the Phog opens KU hoops season
The 30th annual Late Night in the Phog at Allen Fieldhouse starts the KU men’s and women’s seasons. Doors open 3 p.m. admission is free, first come, first served, with campus parking rules and a $5 charge for the Fieldhouse garage after 5 p.m. Perishable food donations go to Just Food. Time Warner SportsChannel televised the event for ESPN3.
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Haskell updates strategy for the future
Haskell Indian Nations University formally updated its strategic plan Haskell 2020 to guide accreditation funding and future growth The plan aims to raise graduation rates create new revenue retain staff and drive data driven improvements President Venida Chenault notes it as a major accomplishment while Board Chair Russell Bradley says it sets the university on a clear path following adoption at the board meeting
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Counties grapple with gay marriage applications
Wire reports describe Kansas counties largely refusing to issue marriage licenses for same sex couples, amid a looming ACLU lawsuit to overturn the state ban. Voters approved a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage in 2005 by 70 to 30 percent, while other states have faced federal court reversals on similar bans.
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Rape suspects held on $50K bond in KU dorm case
Douglas County District Judge set $50,000 bonds for two 21-year-old men charged with rape of an incapacitated victim. One is a Kansas University student. The incidents occurred Sept 28 between 2 and 5 am in Hashinger Residence Hall. The crimes involved two victims. authorities say the cases are not related to a separate KU fraternity incident.
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Pilot hopes for World Series flyover by Royals
Retired Lawrence property manager Al Stuber, 69, a longtime KC Flight formation pilot, eyes a World Series flyover over Kansas City scenes after decades of patriotic air shows above KU games, NASCAR events, and Royals contests. He jokes a Jayhawks win over Iowa State would add another moment.
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Kansas Jobs Lag National Growth Outlook Improves Next Year
A new report shows Kansas job growth trails the nation but forecasts an improved employment outlook for the coming year. The analysis notes slower current hiring yet suggests stronger momentum on the horizon, with recovery expectations tied to state policy and industry shifts.
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