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Police Raid On Kansas Newspaper Offices Leads To Reporter’s $235K Settlement
A former reporter at The Marion County Record, a Kansas weekly newspaper, has reached a $235,000 settlement as part of a lawsuit she filed over a search by police. WGA East & NewsGuild Demand Accountability For Police Raid Of Kansas Newspaper The June 25 settlement came from the lawsuit filed by the former reporter, Deb Gruver, against Gideon Cody, the former Marion police chief. Gruver’s lawsuit claimed Cody caused injury to her hand while forcibly obtaining her personal cellphone during the raid on the newspaper. On Aug. 11, 2023, local police and county sheriff’s deputies raided The Record offices and the...
KBI: Statewide Silver Alert for missing Kansas man
SUMNER COUNTY – The Wellington Police Department requested the Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) issue a statewide Silver Alert for a missing Wichita man. The whereabouts of Ronald Cook, 67, are unknown, and the public’s assistance is requested to help locate him. Cook was last seen leaving his...
More states consider voter ID laws amid conflicting research on their impact
Nevada voters may decide in November whether they should join three dozen other states in requiring voters to present valid identification before casting a ballot. And Maine may not be far behind, as the push for voter ID requirements grows nationwide despite conflicting studies over their effects. Conservative organizers in Nevada say they have gathered […] The post More states consider voter ID laws amid conflicting research on their impact appeared first on Kansas Reflector.
Statewide conference empowers Kansans with disabilities
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - This weekend, people from across the state traveled to Wichita to attend the Self Advocate Coalition Conference, organized by the Self Advocate Coalition of Kansas (SACK). “It is my most favorite weekend of the year because what I see at this weekend is adults treated as...
Storm Track 3 Forecast: Stray showers linger, turning up the heat this week
Are we sure that it is July? Temperatures today have had me thinking otherwise. The rainfall that moved through the state early this morning and cloud cover that stuck around into the afternoon have kept our temperatures feeling mild. Highs ranged from the upper 60s in Goodland to the upper 80s in Medicine Lodge.
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