Kansas doctors resist abortion rules in state lawsuit
A Kansas judge refused to dismiss a lawsuit by Drs. Herbert Hodes and Traci Nauser challenging new state abortion provider regulations. The ruling keeps the case alive for trial to examine health and safety justifications, as critics argue the rules are burdensome, while supporters say they ensure safety.
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Center For Reproductive Rights
Fired Kansas juvenile official wins pension question sparks probe
Dennis Casarena, fired deputy commissioner of the Juvenile Justice Authority after nine years, was allowed to buy a final service year to qualify for KPERS benefits. State officials say there was no legal basis for this interpretation and call for an investigation into the purchase as KPERS faces an $8 billion-plus unfunded liability.
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