Lawrence Forecast Sees Cooler Week Start
The work week begins with a shift in the pattern as clouds rise and north winds reach 8 to 12 mph. Expect a high near 67 today, with showers possible tonight under mostly cloudy skies and an overnight low around 47.
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Lorenzo says administration spending comment misread
Kansas House candidate Rich Lorenzo says his remark about 43 percent of education spending went to administration did not target Lawrence public schools. He claims the figure referred to Kansas overall, while Lawrence officials note their district spends about 7 percent on administration and that state audits show different distributions.
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End to casino debate prompts review of Kansas compact
A legislative committee reconsiders the Sebelius Kickapoo Sac and Fox casino compact as opponents seek harsher state penalties to deter further gambling. If the state loses revenue by allowing other machines, proponents say the annual fight could end, but backers worry the issue will persist.
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