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“With all the recent fronts we’ve had blow through, this is typically what happens.”

Authorities are trying to figure out whether to tow the whale out to sea, bury it, or send the carcass to the landfill.

The RTDNA Foundation announces its class of 2024 First Amendment Award honorees, recognizing 13 individuals and organizations for their efforts to promote responsible journalism and preserve the constitutionally guaranteed rights to do so. Recipients will be honored March 9 at the 33rd annual First Amendment Awards at The Watergate Hotel in Washington, D.C. RTDNA Foundation…

Officers raided the newsroom as well as the publisher's home in August 2023.

A reporter for a weekly Kansas newspaper that police raided last year is suing its hometown and local officials, saying the raid caused her physical and mental health problems. Marion County Record reporter Phyllis Zorn is seeking $950,000 in damages in the federal lawsuit she filed Tuesday. The defendants include the city of Marion, its former mayor, its former police chief and the current interim police chief. The lawsuit calls them “co-conspirators” who deprived her of her civil rights. O...

A reporter at a small Kansas newspaper filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday, alleging her constitutional rights were violated during the widely condemned raid of the Marion County Record last August.

A Marion County Record reporter has filed a lawsuit against Gideon Cody and several city and county employees following the August raid on the newspaper.

Officers raided the Marion County Record's offices on Aug. 11, 2023

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A Marion County Record reporter has filed a federal lawsuit against a town and local officials for $950,000 in damages after a police raid on the newspaper's offices in 2023.