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Spokesperson Zack Denney said Monday that it's legal to access the agency's driver’s license database using information obtained independently.

A Kansas Department of Revenue spokesperson says the initial online search of a state website that led a central Kansas police chief to raid a local weekly newspaper was legal. Spokesperson Zack Denney said Monday that it's legal to access the agency's driver’s license database using information obtained independently. The department issues licenses and its site requires a person's date of birth and driver's license number to get information. The Marion, Kansas, police chie...

Major wildfires burn in Greece, Spains Canary Island of Tenerife. 1 dead, 2 injured in Greece

Experts say a central Kansas police chief was on legally shaky ground when he ordered the raid of a weekly newspaper. A former federal prosecutor added Friday that the raid

The raid carried out Aug. 11 and led by Marion Police Chief Gideon Cody brought international attention to the small central Kansas town that now finds itself...

YouTubeWhen Kansas cops arrived at newspaper co-owner Joan Meyer’s home to execute a search warrant in an identity theft investigation, the 98-year-old was not having it.“Don’t you touch any of that stuff,” the career Marion County Record journalist warns from a far corner of her living room during the Aug. 11 raid. “This is my house. You asshole!”An in-home surveillance video—released by the Record on Monday—shows how Joan continued her de...

The Kansas Bureau of Investigation continues to probe the newspaper's actions

Major wildfires burn in Greece, Spains Canary Island of Tenerife

“We’re on the way, ma’am,” someone wrote on her tribute page. “Rest easy. We got this one.” From Melinda Henneberger:

In the hours before 98-year-old Marion County Record co-owner Joan Meyer died — of a broken heart, a lifelong friend told me in a letter — she asked her son Eric over and over again, “ Where are all t...