Attorney general sues EPA over ethanol rules
Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt filed suit in federal court challenging the EPA MOVES2014 model used to calculate motor vehicle fuel emissions. He argues the 2014 version miscalculates emissions from ethanol blends like E-20 and E-85, affecting air quality data and federal funding eligibility. The challenge, joined by Urban Air Initiative and Energy Future Coalition, targets how states document compliance with clean air policy.
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KU extends interim suspension for Kappa Sigma
Kansas University and the Kappa Sigma chapter renewed an interim suspension as the university continues its sexual assault investigation at the chapter house. A Nov. 24 hearing failed to lift the measure, with EU procedures delaying a final decision beyond the standard 10 day window.
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Judge weighs case in wreck that cost KU student legs
Douglas County District Judge Kay Huff heard arguments in the bench trial of Julian M. Kuszmaul of Lawrence, charged with DUI offenses and marijuana possession after an Aug. 2012 crash that left 18-year-old Colby Liston with both legs amputated. Police testimony described strong alcohol and marijuana signs. defense argued driver distress after crash.
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