Kansas bill targets college columnists and official titles
A proposed Kansas measure would bar public postsecondary staff from using their official titles when writing or contributing to newspaper opinion columns about elected officials or pending legislation. The bill prompted debate over free expression and university speech, with scholars and editors arguing it could chill criticism and suppress academic voices.
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Emporia State University
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Insights Service
Insight Kansas
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Hutchinson News
Garden City
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Columan
Peok
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Wichita State University
Insight
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Fientje
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Insight Kansas Comunist
Washburn University
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Topeka Capital Journal
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Doug Anstaett
Kansas Press Association
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Corrections Bills Pass In Kansas Senate Panel
The Senate Corrections and Juvenile Justice committee advanced three bills touching victim notification and bounty hunter regulation. Senate Bill 13 would let the Department of Corrections inform victims when inmates are released, and Senate Bill 19 would raise sentences for battery against judges attorneys and court officers. A third measure, Senate Bill 90, would require background checks and licensing for independent bounty hunters.
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Rover Jand Park
David McDonald
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Kansas Department For Aging and Disability Services
Kansas State Board of Indigents’ Defense Service
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Shane Rolf
Fran Olathe
Kansas Bail Agents Association
Rolf
Spencer Duncan
Kansas Association of Licensed Investigators
Duncan
Sublette vet and brother plead guilty in Colorado poaching case
Sublette veterinarian William Hessman and his brother Terry Hessman admitted guilt and paid fines in a Colorado wildlife case tied to more than three years of bait site investigations near Pike National Forest. William Hessman, who owns Haskell County Animal Hospital, faced $11,731.50 in fines plus $740 restitution, and lost hunting privileges in 44 states under the Wildlife Violator Compact. Terry Hessman was fined $1,625.50 and had hunting privileges suspended.
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Teller County
Colo
Terry Hessman
Pagosa Springs
Tallar County
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Sonya Sharp
William Hessman
Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks
CPW
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US Forest Service
Kansas
Kevin Jones
Kansas Wildlife and
Paris
Eagle Shot Found At Marion Reservoir In Kansas
An adult male bald eagle was found shot below Marion Reservoir dam on Wednesday morning. Kansas Wildlife Parks and Tourism issued a Facebook appeal for information. Eagles commonly winter at Marion and 700 to 800 birds are expected in the area. federal protection applies though enforcement is temporarily unavailable until Monday.
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Kansas Wildlife, Parks and Tourism Game
Marion Reservoir
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Millie Miller
KCWPT
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