Topeka officer hailed after body cam pond rescue
A Topeka police officer, Aaron Bulmer, is praised for rescuing a four year old autistic boy from a pond after spotting him near water. The incident highlights heroism and the broader use of body cameras by law enforcement, as the community marks National Peace Officers Memorial Day.
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Congress in gridlock prompts cartoonist’s critique
Michael Reagan offers a sharp take on Washington partisan bickering. He argues Republicans and Democrats alike lack courage and integrity, preferring self preservation to solving national problems. He praises Trump for bluntness while mocking the Capitol’s dysfunction.
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Senate tactic hints at future school finance fights in Kansas
Kansas politics writer notes that Senate Minority Leader Anthony Hensley used a procedural move to print a Holland budget profile in small type to alert Supreme Court justices that any finance plan must be sustainable. The column links past court orders, tax plans, and ongoing budget risks as lawmakers consider a durable funding formula for K 12 education.
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