Marion Chief News Today

A federal lawsuit has been filed against several officials in Marion, Kansas, connected to the death of 98-year-old Joan Meyer, who died less than a day after police raided her home.

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.

A new website forMarion Police Department, called Resident Connect, lets the community see their recent activity.You can find a database and map of incidents,

This was their third annual scholarship ceremony and this year they were able to grant 18 students on their way to college, a scholarship of...

City officials and other staff members in Marion are now working in the new city hall building at 350 Tower Square Plaza, just around the square from their old building.

U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown (D-OH) and members of Ohio’s Congressional delegation welcomed a $16,093,311 investment to hire and retain 129 law enforcement officers to serve 21 communities and law enforcement agencies across Ohio. Included in the investment is $125,000 to the Village of Greenfield to hire one new law enforcement officer. 

Magistrate Judge Laura Viar, who signed the warrant allowing police to raid a Marion newspaper, is being asked by the state to respond to a complaint.

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The website Marion Chief of Police Gideon Cody accuses a reporter of accessing illegally is not the website the reporter used, according to Kansas Department of Revenue.