Kansas news: Over 90 letters with suspicious white powder mailed to KS legislators, attorney general
The investigation into the Kansas suspicious white powder incident continues, as Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach received some.
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The investigation into the Kansas suspicious white powder incident continues, as Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach received some.
The investigation into the Kansas suspicious white powder incident continues, as Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach received some.
Over 60 letters have been reported across the state on Friday, according to the KBI.
The FBI and multiple state agencies are investigating after dozens of Kansas lawmakers and officials reported receiving letters containing a suspicious white powder.
The KBI says the number of letters with suspicious white powder sent to legislators and officials in Kansas has grown to 70.