Attorney general takes lead in Ottawa quadruple murder case
Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt's office will lead the prosecution in the Ottawa area capital murder case charging Kyle T. Flack, 27, with two counts of capital murder and two counts of first-degree murder for the killings of Kaylie Bailey, Andrew Stout, Steven White, and Bailey's 18-month-old daughter Lana Bailey. Flack remains jailed in Franklin County with a $10 million bond and faces possible death penalty upon conviction. he is set for a court appearance July 8. The Franklin County Attorney sought AG assistance, with the AG office continuing to participate in the case.
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Session Congress in infighting delays budget talks
Republicans clash as Topeka budget and tax talks break down in the Legislature prompting another week of wrap up delays. Senate Majority Leader Terry Bruce labels the Senate more conservative than the House while House members complain of pressure from their Senate counterparts. House Tax Chairman Richard Carlson decries lack of unity, saying the two chambers are co-equals.
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Senate approves ban on tax dollars for gun control lobbying
Kansas Senate advances a measure prohibiting state tax funds from promoting gun control at local, state, or federal levels. The proposal, backed by the NRA and Americans for Prosperity, argues taxpayer money should not fund regulations of legal products. Several senators voice opposition.
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Powerball Pools Spark Office Gambles and Tensions
The $600 million Powerball jackpot prompts coworkers to form office pools increasing small odds of winning but risking workplace relations as tensions rise over splits deadlines and participation.
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