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Municipal officials recently went behind the wheel of local nonprofit Healthy Adams Bicycle Pedestrian Inc., (HABPI) and learned how they can contribute.

TOPEKA — Kansas special prosecutors have received “a detailed synopsis” of the Colorado Bureau of Investigation’s ongoing review of last year’s police raid on the Marion County Record. The CBI since November has been investigating whether journalists, law enforcement officers or anyone else broke the law in the events surrounding the newsroom raid. The investigation […] The post Kansas prosecutors reviewing nearly 10,000 pages of documents in Marion news...

After much anticipation, on April 15, 2024, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) issued its final rule and guidance implementing the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (PWFA).

US Air Force launches mental health guide for airmen and guardians, breaking stigma and boosting access to care.

The editor of a small-town Kansas newspaper that had its newsroom raided by law enforcement urged journalists and the public on Thursday to become even more agg

The publisher of a small Kansas newspaper that police raided in August is suing officials involved in the act, accusing them of violating the newspaper's First Amendment rights. When police in Marion, Kansas, raided the newsroom of the Marion County Record and the home of its publisher, Eric Meyer, the move was met with widespread…

The owner of a small newspaper in Marion, Kansas, a city of fewer than 2,000 residents, is suing his city and local police department, among other defendants, after officers conducted a raid on his home and newspaper office last summer.On Monday, Eric Meyer, owner of the Marion County Record, filed ...

Marion County Record, the weekly Kansas newspaper that was subjected to an unprecedented police raid over the summer has filed a federal lawsuit.

A Kansas City newspaper has sued the citys police department for violating Constitutional rights, silencing the press in 2023 raid.