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Defense questions depth of police investigation during rape trial for Illinois basketball player - Vimarsana News

Defense questions depth of police investigation during rape trial for Illinois basketball player

Illinois basketball player Terrence Shannon Jr. may be the one facing a charge of rape in connection with an incident at a Lawrence bar in September, but defense attorneys on Tuesday put the Lawrence Police Department on trial.

Busker Festival to return to downtown Lawrence - Vimarsana News

Busker Festival to return to downtown Lawrence

Lawrence Busker Festival, the massive, three-day celebration of performing artists, magicians, comedians, musicians and much more, returns to downtown this coming weekend.

Lawrence event to highlight need for journalists of color - Vimarsana News

Lawrence event to highlight need for journalists of color

A Lawrence High School student journalist has organized a panel featuring several area journalists of color to discuss the need for people of color in the newsroom.

Letter to the Times: Kansas attorney general's remarks about KU students are shameful - Vimarsana News

Letter to the Times: Kansas attorney general's remarks about KU students are shameful

”Kobach, … protests such as these (including their counterprotests/students showing displays of opposition) are evidence that the educational mission of KU is vibrant,” Philip T. Duncan writes in this letter.

Tom Harper: Project underway to restore Reuter building in downtown Lawrence (Column) - Vimarsana News

Tom Harper: Project underway to restore Reuter building in downtown Lawrence (Column)

The former Reuter Organ Co. building in downtown Lawrence has a rich history, yet it was in such poor condition that its new owner was considering demolition. Instead, he chose to preserve it for future generations, Tom Harper writes in this column.