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Recount Reverses Dodge City Commission Vote
A Ford County recount of the April 4 Dodge City election reversed the two year term result. Billy Weber leads Fernando Jurado 574 to 567 after provisional ballots were validated. Canvass by the Dodge City canvassing board and possible court action determine final winner.
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Statehouse bans pets in Capitol and state buildings
Kansas officials will bar dogs and other animals from the Capitol, Kansas Judicial Center, and state office buildings starting May 12, with an exception for service dogs. The move follows complaints from janitors and concerns about liability if a pet injures someone, though some lawmakers argued for limited allowances.
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Drug-sniffing dog Homer retires to play ball in Wichita
Wichita police say Homer the 10 year old drug sniffing golden retriever retires from duty to pursue fetch and play ball. The dog helped seize about 300 pounds of marijuana and 90 pounds of cocaine worth roughly 412000, after years of training and notable finds including drugs in a can of refried beans. Det. Jim Whittredge notes Homer loves the ball reward and now plans a quieter retirement with his family looking forward to the change.
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