Weekend Thunderstorm Outlook With Warm Temperatures
The forecast calls for Saturday scattered afternoon storms with highs in the mid 80s to mid 90s. Sunday and Monday show a chance of mainly after noon and evening thunderstorms with lows in the 60s and highs in the mid 80s to mid 90s.
Twilight Tours and Public Meetings Across Kansas Towns
Calendar items list Twilight Tours at multiple sites including Kansas State University Ag Research Center and Fort Hays. Public board meetings are scheduled in Natoma Phillipsburg Elllis Quinter and Victoria with various times. A garage sale funded Costa Rica trip is planned by Thomas More Prep Marian High School at 522 W 16th. Community events include Farmers Market, a music event at G Dubs, and a listening tour with Congressman Moran.
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Supreme Court limits indefinite detention of criminal immigrants
The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that immigrants who have served their sentences cannot be jailed indefinitely when no country will take them back. The decision, affecting about 3,000 deportable individuals, requires the government to prove there is no significant likelihood of removal after six months and to offer release conditions instead of perpetual detention. The ruling marks a civil rights victory beyond the earlier deportation hearing decision, with Justices Breyer and four others in the majority and four dissenters led by Scalia.
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Supreme Court sides with tobacco firms on ad limits
The Supreme Court ruled that Massachusetts may not impose broad tobacco ad bans beyond federal law. The decision upholds partial First Amendment protections for cigarette advertising while allowing limits on in-store and outdoor displays near schools and playgrounds. The court emphasized state actions must align with federal rules and free-speech standards.
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