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Riley County Attorney Barry Wilkerson answers questions about the special prosecutors' report on the Marion raid, and the case against Gideon Cody.

Kansas Reflector and other news outlets have asked a district judge to reject former Marion Police Chief Gideon Cody's attempt to banish cameras from court proceedings in his criminal case.

Suspicious mail received Monday afternoon at the Kansas secretary of state and attorney general's offices prompted an evacuation in what appears to be a spree of deliveries.

Democrat Nancy Boyda wants voters in the 2nd District congressional race to know that Republican opponent Derek Schmidt has residences in both Independence and Lawrence. Schmidt's campaign wants people to know he is focused on "issues voters actually care about."

A Kansas Court of Appeals panel considered arguments Tuesday about whether a disgraced Kansas City, Kansas, police detective's involvement in a 1997 murder case should result in an overturned conviction.

Democratic congressional candidate Nancy Boyda failed to disclose who paid for her advertisements as required by federal election rules, according to a complaint filed by Kansas Republican Party chairman Mike Brown.

Kansas plans to continue to waive child care licensing fees for another year by tapping into federal pandemic relief aid.

Emporia State University continues to lose students while the rest of the higher education system in Kansas records enrollment increases in data released Wednesday by the Kansas Board of Regents.

House Majority Leader Chris Croft told Johnson County Republicans in private Zoom calls in May that he wants to drive the corporate income tax rate to zero next year, and he tempered his enthusiasm for trying to lure the Kansas City Chiefs across state lines with concern about Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly taking credit.

A new survey shows most Kansans believe former Marion Police Chief Gideon Cody should be prosecuted for raiding a newspaper office, editor's home and a city councilwoman's home last year.