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Threaded comments now enabled on our Web sites

A while back, we asked you about some changes we were considering to our comments. We listened, developed, tested and Wednesday we rolled out threaded comments on all of our sites. What does this mean? Well, in short, that's up to you. You could still comment the way you have been, with ...

Cold hard facts: KUsports.com brackets edition

President Barack Obama wasn't the only one whose bracket took a beating Saturday night. Out of 3,369 brackets entered into the KUsports.com Bracket Competition, 3101 picked Kansas. Those 3,101 people all saw their brackets catch fire Saturday night. In addition, nine people who picked ...

Gearing up for some fun during the Big 12 Tournament

Our plans are taking shape for what we're going to do during the Big 12 Tournament in Kansas City at the Sprint Center. We'll have a full compliment of reporters, photographers and videographers in Kansas City to cover the game and to cover you, the fans. Let's start with the game: Tom ...

KUsports.com has prizes for you, and so many ways to win

Earlier this week I told you we were bringing KUsports.com to the fans at Power and Light District. Today, I get to tell — and show — you some of the prizes we'll be giving away for various contests we're going to have on KUsports.com, for fans of our Facebook page, for those who follow ...

Introducing you to WellCommons.com

By now you've probably noticed the new, beige box in the middle of the LJWorld.com homepage. Some of you have probably seen or heard us talking about the new health project we've been working on for the past six months. Well, today, we take a giant step forward with that project by ...

Some Web site downtime coming tonight

UPDATE: We're running a few minutes behind, but we still expect this to go through tonight. Thanks for your patience. As you may have noticed, our Web sites have been running a little bit slowly lately. There's two reasons for that and hopefully both will be resolved with a little ...

A little bit of Web site maintenance planned for tonight

Some back-end upgrades we need to make before we launch our new health Web site — it's called Welcommons, look for more info in the next two weeks — will require us to suspend all of the interactive features of our Web site for about an hour tonight. Reading and watching videos on our ...