Good morning, Lawrence.

The University of Kansas' Day on the Hill concert returned Tuesday night after a 19-year break, bringing live music back to campus and reviving a cherished campus tradition.

A free conference aiming to help women build financial independence will be held tomorrow at the University of Kansas Conference Center in Lawrence.

Experts including State Treasurer Steven Johnson will offer budgeting and retirement advice to help attendees overcome unique career challenges (details from Kansas Women and Money Conference).

The Douglas County Commission will discuss the Wakarusa River Valley Vision Plan in a work session at 4 p.m. at the historic courthouse before voting later this month — they will review a $36,500 pilot converting container shelters at the Lawrence Community Shelter into housing for people with medical needs.

The health department reported that opening a vape shop only requires $260 and a location—an ease that spurred growth from 73 to 89 licensed retailers, with about one-third being vape shops.

At a Tuesday session, city officials discussed a 12-month moratorium or policy updates to help control the expansion.

The Sunflower Showdown will tip off at 11 a.m. Saturday, Oct.

17 in Manhattan when Kansas takes on K-State in a rivalry that has seen K-State win its last 17 meetings — the game will be televised on FS1.