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Even without computers, cellphones and other equipment, the small staff of the Marion County Record put out a new edition.

MARION, Kansas (AP) — A police raid that drew national attention to a small Kansas newspaper over threats to press freedoms wasn’t supported by evidence, a prosecutor said Wednesday, as

At their best, local newspapers are a public safeguard against unchecked maleficence. It’s a delicate balance that the First Amendment upholds. And sometimes, that protection is not enough to belay

This editorial was first published by CNHI’s North of Boston Media Group. We agree.

On Friday, local law enforcement conducted raids on the Marion County Record’s office and the homes of its owners, Eric Meyer and Joan Meyer. Officers from the Marion police department

CNN — The co-owner and publisher of a Kansas newspaper told CNN Wednesday that the seized items will be returned and forensically examined after a

Following his raid of a local newspaper, Marion, Kansas, Police Chief Gideon Cody said, “I believe when the rest of the story is available to the public, the judicial system that is being questioned will be vindicated.” Days later, County Attorney Joel Ensey has withdrawn the search warrant Cody use...

Marion County Record publisher Eric Meyer said Wednesday that his legal team has asked for the equipment taken in Friday’s police raid be looked at by forensic experts to make sure the Marion Police D

A Kansas prosecutor says a police raid on a small weekly newspaper wasn’t supported by evidence. The newspapers staff scrambled to print the new edition Wednesday without their cellphones and

My Kansas hometown and my own personal world have been rocked this week by the news of a police raid on my former Kansas newspaper, the Marion County Record last Friday. Five police officers and two …