Supreme Court declines Kobach appeal on citizenship proof
The court refused to hear Kansas Secretary of State Kobach's bid to require a revised federal voter registration form that complies with state citizenship proof rules. The ruling leaves the 10th Circuit decision intact, allowing federal registrations in Kansas without state-level proof for federal elections, while state and local voting remains unsettled. A separate state case by the ACLU and League of Women Voters challenges Kobach's policy in Shawnee County District Court.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Kobach
USS. Election Assistance Commission
10Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
EAC
Supreme Court
10Th Circuit
Shawnee County
Frank Theis
American Civil Liberties Union
League of Women Voters
Mark Johnson
Kansas University
At the Toy Store Lego Longings
A fragmented item from a historic page shows a toy shop feature with mentions of Lego sets and playful requests. The readable text lists brand names and product ideas, hinting at shopper interests and inventory trends from a past era.
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Kansas school tax plan on hold after ruling
Lawrence school officials delay decision on a proposed 2 mill property tax increase and $12 million in spending cuts as a court ruling leaves timing and funding impacts unclear. Board president Shannon Kimball calls the situation up in the air while lawmakers set a new funding framework.
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Shannon Kimball
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Kansas AG Schmidt appeals ruling on school funding plan
Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt filed a notice of appeal and asked the Supreme Court to stay the panel order overturning the new school funding system as unconstitutional. The move follows a lower court ruling that the funding scheme violated state law.
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Supreme Court
New plan filed for Lawrence shopping center near SLT and Iowa Street
Developers led by Collett Real Estate filed plans at Lawrence City Hall for about 250000 square feet of retail and restaurants at the southeast corner of the South Lawrence Trafficway and U S Highway 59. The same firm previously pursued a larger project and cited Old Navy, Academy Sports, Designer Shoe Warehouse, and Marshalls Home Goods as potential tenants. The filing notes the site would serve as a gateway to the city’s southern entrance.
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South Lawrence Trafficway
Iowa Street
Collett Real Estate
Lawrence City Hall
U.S. Highway 59
Old Navy
Academy Sports
Marshalls/Home Goods
Chad Lawhorn named Journal-World managing editor
Veteran Lawrence journalist Chad Lawhorn is named managing editor of the Journal-World, overseeing editors reporters and photographers as well as news staffs for The World Company weekly papers. He has 14 years at the Journal-World and writes Lawhorn's Lawrence and Town Talk columns.
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Journal-World
Lawrence Journal-World
Lawhorn
the World Company
Baldwin City
Tonganoxie
Bonner Springs
Shawnee
Chad
The
Lawrence
Douglas County
Dolph Simons III
Journal- World
Ljworld.com
Hot and Sunny Day Sparks Classifieds and Death Notices
A sunny business day brings a mix of classified ads and death notices. Local merchants promote services while obituaries honor community members, reflecting a quiet civic day in the city's press.
Lets Ride A Look at Local Cyclist Resources This Summer
A WellCommons page 1C feature surveys local resources for cyclists this summer. It highlights bike paths, repair stations, trails, and community events. The piece notes access points, safety tips, and nearby organizations offering guided rides and support.
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