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Former Kansas police chief formally charged over Marion newspaper raid
Gideon Cody, who resigned from the Marion Police Department, is charged with one count of interference with the judicial process.
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Deer smashes through car windshield and lands on driver's lap in Kansas crash
The driver said police told her “it was pretty much a miracle” that the accident wasn’t worse.
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Members of anti-government group arrested in killings of Kansas women over custody battle
Four members of the anti-government group “God’s Misfits” were arrested Saturday on charges of kidnapping and first-degree murder.
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Abandoned vehicle in Oklahoma Panhandle raises suspicions in missing persons case
Authorities announced on Friday that they were suspecting foul play in the disappearance of two Kansas women whose car was discovered abandoned in the Oklahoma Panhandle last weekend.
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Kansas moves to join Texas and other states in requiring porn sites to verify people's ages
Kansas is poised to require pornography websites to verify visitors are adults, a move that would follow Texas and a handful of other states despite concerns about privacy and how broadly the law could be applied.
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Kansas lawmakers look to increase penalties for harming police dogs
Kansas legislatore are moving to impose tougher prison sentences for harming or killing police dogs.
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Statue of Jackie Robinson stolen from baseball park
The Wichita Police Department said the statue of Jackie Robinson was stolen from a park in Kansas Wednesday night.
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Kansas couple hid relative's dead body in home for 6 years to collect his retirement funds
A Kansas couple has been charged with fraudulently collecting more than $215,000 in retirement benefits on behalf of a dead relative while they concealed his body inside their home for six years.
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GOP lawmakers, Democratic governor in Kansas fighting again over income tax cuts
Top Republican legislators in Kansas have renewed a fight with the Democratic governor over income tax cuts with no sign of a break in an impasse that thwarted tax relief last year.
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WATCH: Flash mob takes over Kansas Walmart with Christmas caroling
There are dance flash mobs, and then there are caroling flash mobs. Here’s how one Kansas City church tried to spread holiday cheer.
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Topeka, Kansas, bets on economic incentives to attract new Latino residents
The program was recently expanded to support veterans, recent graduates of a local college and “boomerang” residents seeking to return to the city.
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Man, 25, charged with capital murder and rape in death of 5-year-old Kansas girl
A homeless man has been charged with murder and rape in the killing of a 5-year-old girl in Topeka, Kansas.
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Central Kansas police chief who led raid on small weekly newspaper has resigned, official says
The police chief who led an August raid on a small weekly newspaper in central Kansas has resigned, days after he was suspended from his post.
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Federal agency sues Chipotle for alleged religious harassment at a Kansas location
A federal agency has sued Chipotle, accusing it of religious harassment and retaliation.
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Oklahoma authorities name the BTK killer as the ‘prime suspect' in at least two unsolved cases
The BTK serial killer has been named the “prime suspect” in at least two unsolved cases, including one in Oklahoma that led authorities to dig this week near his former Kansas property in Park City, authorities announced Wednesday.
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‘Get out of my house!': Video shows 98-year-old mother of Kansas newspaper publisher upset amid raid
Newly released video shows the 98-year-old mother of a Kansas newspaper publisher confronting police officers as they searched her home in a raid that has drawn national scrutiny.
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Newly released affidavits reveal police's justification for raid of Kansas newspaper
The raid carried out Aug. 11 and led by Marion Police Chief Gideon Cody brought international attention to the small central Kansas town that now finds itself at the center of a debate over press freedoms.
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A raid on a Kansas newspaper likely broke the law, experts say. But which one?
Experts say a central Kansas police chief was on legally shaky ground when he ordered the raid of a weekly newspaper.
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‘Unconstitutional violation': Local police raid Kansas newsroom, publisher's home
A small central Kansas police department is facing a firestorm of criticism after it raided the offices of a local newspaper and the home of its publisher and owner.
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Kansas football lineman charged in connection with alleged bomb threat at university
University of Kansas football offensive lineman Joseph Krause has been charged with making an aggravated criminal threat that led to the evacuation of a stadium.