Panel discusses shifting social media laws at KU event
A Tuesday panel at Kansas University explored changes in social media law. Free speech experts including Frank LoMonte Amy Gajda and Stephen McAllister spoke at Spooner Hall on media literacy and the publishing nature of social media posts, moderated by Deanell Tacha.
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Concerns Rise at City Hall Over Clinton Lake Levels
Lawrence officials press U S Army Corps of Engineers to curb Clinton Lake releases as levels drop to 1981 lows about 4.5 feet below normal. Chris Porter notes the request is first in at least a decade amid record low water.
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Senate backs repeal of Kansas wind energy standard
Kansas Senate approved a bill to repeal the Renewable Portfolio Standard, arguing for market freedom while wind advocates warn of job growth investment and landowner payments. The measure moved to the House on a 25-15 party line vote with Republicans backing and Democrats along with some Republicans opposing.
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