Supreme Court curbs Arizona immigration law provisions
Mixed local reaction as Supreme Court voting splits struck down three of four core parts of Arizona's immigration statute. The court also upheld its key provision allowing police to check immigration status during stops. Kris Kobach called the decision a green light for Kansas amid broader state immigration actions.
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Heat wave bakes Kansas as Fourth nears
Hill City knuckles under 111 degree temperatures as the state endures heat warnings and red flag conditions. Stores report brisk beer sales while residents stay indoors, canceling softball games and seeking refuge from the scorching heat.
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Harvest wraps up as southwest Kansas wheat crop varies
Wheat harvest in southwest Kansas finishes with mixed results as Garden City Co-op predicts 60 percent of normal and ends at about 75 percent. Ken Jameson reports average test weights 60.66 and moisture 11.52 percent with about 7.5 million bushels collected. Strong winds and heat strain corn, wells run dry for some farmers.
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Court upholds EPA's global warming regulations
A federal appeals court in Washington upheld first ever regulations to curb greenhouse gas emissions from large facilities and autos. The panel ruled the EPA acted correctly under existing law, dismissing most challenges and signaling a major legal victory for U.S. climate policy amid a presidential election.
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