Lawmakers seek more study on payday loan bill
Kansas lawmakers asked to continue studying a proposed payday lending bill as a special committee, delaying an up or down vote. The panel will hear from the State Bank Commissioner on how last week’s federal CFPB rules affect Kansas, noting the timing change since planning the interim session.
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KU faculty group warns of broader risk from hack
A University of Kansas cybersecurity breach alarms faculty about potential follow on attacks across higher education. Professor Ron Barrett-Gonzalez notes the hack, carried out by a dis affected EU engineering student in 2016 17, was exposed at a School of Engineering Senate meeting. The student allegedly used a keystroke logger to steal logins and changed failing grades to As.
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KU Employee Reports Bananas and Tortillas Theft
KU police logged a theft report alleging 10 bananas and 12 tortillas were stolen from a Malott Hall break room refrigerator over two days. The value is $7 with no minimum for reporting, per Deputy Chief James Anguiano, who notes such incidents may reflect motive beyond monetary loss.
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