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KU Pays Athletes $20.5 Million, Then Fights to Keep Every Dollar Secret

The University of Kansas is paying its student-athletes $20.5 million this year, but unlike every coach and administrator on campus, those athletes' individual contracts and paychecks remain entirely hidden from public view. The university makes other employees' salaries public record, yet it has fought for nearly a year to keep its athletes' compensation secret.

Lawrence, KS · 2d
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Behind-the-scenes work sets up KU managers for career opportunities

Student managers play an important role in the day-to-day operations of the Kansas men’s basketball program, helping with everything from equipment and practice preparation to game-day responsibilities. And while much of their work happens behind the scenes, the experience can lead to opportunities beyond their time at KU. For...

Lawrence, KS · 1d
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NWS weather balloon relaunches bring better forecast data to the Tri-States

IOWA, ILLINOIS & MISSOURI— A full, two-times-a-day weather balloon launch schedule is taking place again at all of the National Weather Service’s upper-air stations. Balloons are launched at 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. at these stations. The weather balloons will help meteorologists understand the environment and help weather...

Omaha, NE · 23h
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KU Sisters Mark One Year of Running Kansas' First Shawarma Press in Lawrence

Two University of Kansas students turned a downtown Lawrence storefront into the state's first Shawarma Press, and they just marked one year of keeping the Mediterranean counter busy near campus. Sisters Atrooba and Tahima Hashim opened the restaurant together at 947 New Hampshire Street, a spot that sits close enough to KU to pull in students between classes.

Lawrence, KS · 1d
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Husky soccer takes third place in state against Wichita East

Boys varsity soccer traveled to Topeka to play the Wichita East Blue Aces in the state’s 6A third-place title match. Kicking off the Huskies three day weekend, many Northwest students may have slept in, went to work or simply enjoyed an early Saturday morning. However, for the boys varsity soccer team, they were in Topeka, playing for the team’s third place title against Wichita East.

Topeka, KS · 1d

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JAG-K celebrates 10 years at Seaman High School as work continues to help Kansas students find jobs

Governor Laura Kelly, along with other education leaders in Kansas, are celebrating the work of one non-profit organization helping students find careers.

Topeka, KS · 19h

KSN News

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Algeria treats Lawrence locals to free trip as World Cup friendship flourishes

A large group from Lawrence is in Algeria this week. The city hosted Algeria's base camp during the World Cup this summer.

Lawrence, KS · 1d

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Sub-freezing temperatures return Friday and Saturday morning

What We’re Tracking By 10 p.m., many locations will already be in the 30s, and by Friday morning you’ll want the coat, with lows falling into the upper 20s. Winds stay from the north tonight. We are tracking sub-freezing temperatures both Friday and Saturday morning, a significant drop from Tuesday’s highs in the 70s. The […]

Topeka, KS · 20h

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Lawrence’s affordable housing board recommends funding for 3 developments, 4 programs

A Lawrence board voted 4-1 Thursday night to recommend that the city divvy up affordable housing trust funds across three developments and four community programs. The Affordable Housing Advisory Board had $700,000 to allocate for the 2027 funding cycle. The largest chunk of money, $275,000, will go to a collaborative...

Lawrence, KS · 16h

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Even After Transferring to Kansas, Trey Lathan is Giving Back to WVU Children’s Hospital

All Mountaineers fans can pull for the former West Virginia linebacker.

Morgantown, WV · 1d

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Topeka Buyers Gain More Options as Inventory and New Listings Climb

Topeka buyers gained breathing room as inventory surged and homes spent more time on the market, easing pressure to rush.

Topeka, KS · 2d

West Virginia Mountaineers On SI

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What Lance Leipold Said About Mike Hawkins Jr. and WVU's Potent Offense

The Kansas head coach gives thoughts on facing the Mountaineers' explosive offensive attack.

Morgantown, WV · 2d

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Kansas freshman Tyran Stokes named preseason All-American

Kansas freshman Tyran Stokes was named a preseason All-American by Sporting News.

Lawrence, KS · 1d

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National analysts rave after KU routs Kentucky, Stokes looks like No. 1 pick

Kansas men’s basketball drew national rave reviews for its 89-69 rout of Kentucky on Tuesday night at Chicago’s United Center. The Jayhawks’ domination of the Wildcats stood out to many who watched the one-day doubleheader (Michigan State beat Duke 79-73 in the opener) that for 16 years has served as the premier early-season showcase in college basketball. Kansas, now 3-0, looked polished and connected on both ends, prompting widespread praise for a group that appears to have a higher ceiling than recent Jayhawk teams. Here’s a sampling of postgame comments about KU, which next will meet UNLV at 8:30 p.m. Central on Tuesday in the Players Era Eight tourney in Las Vegas. Jon Rothstein of CBS Sports and 247Sports wrote: “The Jayhawks — who had 24 assists on 32 made field goals — look like a Big 12 title contender and potential Final Four team. Kentucky does not. “Kansas was awesome. The Wildcats were not. Lots and lots of work ahead in Lexington. Kansas looked completely in sync on both sides of the floor. Prized freshman Tyran Stokes was beyond impressive with 23 points, 10 rebounds, and four assists while veteran wing Tre White dropped 30 . Purdue transfer Trey

Lawrence, KS · 1d

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Community National Bank Announces Retirement of President and CEO Dorsey Hall

Community National Bank (CNB) today announced that Dorsey Hall has announced his impending retirement as President and Chief Executive Officer, marking an important leadership transition for the Bank. Succession planning was established as a priority in the Bank’s Strategic Plan, adopted in 2025. Building on that work, the Board of...

Topeka, KS · 2d

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Helias' Isla Alfultis signs National Letter of Intent

JEFFERSON CITY — Helias's Isla Alfultis signed her National Letter of Intent to run track at the University of Kansas on Wednesday. Alfultis is part of eight Crusaders records and has won 11 state medals. Hear from Alfultis in the video above!

Jefferson City, MO · 1d