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Newly released video shows a 98-year-old confronting police during a controversial raid at her Kansas home, sparking debates about press freedoms and police actions

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

Three affidavits used in the August 11 police raid on a Marion County newspaper have been released Saturday evening.

The police chief who led the raid of a Kansas newspaper alleged in court documents that a reporter either impersonated someone else or lied about her intentions when she obtained the driving records of a local business owner.

Following a police raid at a newspaper in the small Kansas town of Marion, questions are arising about First Amendment rights and searches involving news organizations.

A Kansas county prosecutor has withdrawn the warrant for a raid on a small-town newspaper, stating that the county police had "insufficient evidence" to seize information from the paper.

Returned computers, laptops, cell phones, and more are now at Semke Forensic in Liberty after a firestorm of anger and an order from the Marion County Attorney

A Marion County, Kansas prosecutor said material seized in a Marion County Record newspaper raid should be returned.

A search warrant that cleared the way for the raid of a Kansas newspaper last Friday has been withdrawn, KSHB 41 I-Team reporter Jessica McMaster learned late Wednesday morning.