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Second Marion County Record newspaper reporter files federal lawsuit over controversial 2023 raid - Vimarsana News

Second Marion County Record newspaper reporter files federal lawsuit over controversial 2023 raid

A reporter at a small Kansas newspaper filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday, alleging her constitutional rights were violated during the widely condemned raid of the Marion County Record last August.

Source: yahoo.com
Marion County Record reporter suing city, various officials over police raid - Vimarsana News

Marion County Record reporter suing city, various officials over police raid

Officers raided the Marion County Record's offices on Aug. 11, 2023

Source: ksn.com
Kansas reporter sues town, officials over police raid of newspaper office - Vimarsana News

Kansas reporter sues town, officials over police raid of newspaper office

A Marion County Record reporter has filed a federal lawsuit against a town and local officials for $950,000 in damages after a police raid on the newspaper's offices in 2023.

Headlines for Wednesday, February 7, 2024 - Vimarsana News

Headlines for Wednesday, February 7, 2024

The Kansas Supreme Court releases control of the Gannon case, which forced the state to spend more money on public schools... the KBI arrests a Kansas teacher for alleged sex crimes against a student... Marion County officials face another federal lawsuit following a police raid on a newspaper and the home of its publisher.... and state lawmakers want to make changes to mail-in ballots. Those stories and more, inside.

Former Enid reporter sues over police raid on Kansas newspaper - Vimarsana News

Former Enid reporter sues over police raid on Kansas newspaper

Marion County Record reporter Phyllis Zorn is seeking $950,000 in damages in the federal lawsuit she filed Tuesday over the raid.