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The Child Behavior Services office will also be moved to Behavioral Services at the Maine Department of Health and Human Services.

The weekly newspaper captured national attention when its offices were raided in August, sparking widespread concerns about press freedom.

Marion County Record to receive William Allen White Foundation National Citation

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The woman who sparked a raid of a small Kansas City newspaper, that led to the death of its elderly owner, is leaving town.

We did our best summarizing 2023, but the process reminded me just how much news happened throughout the past year.

Read about the Ralph Yarl shooting, the police raid on a newspaper, corruption in KCK and more in this year’s top subjects from The Kansas City Star Editorial Board.

Joan Meyer died a day after police raided the home she shared with her son and co-publisher Eric Meyer.

"Asking questions, knocking on doors, reporting on local news and newsmakers are all standard journalistic practices. Why, then, would anyone try to criminalize them? Because if the velociraptors taught us anything, it’s to keep throwing yourself at the fence — you never know when the elec…

“Attempts to criminalize routine journalistic activities… send a chill through the heart of newsgathering.”…