The City of Marion will have to pay for violating the Kansas Open Records Act. Last year, a judge ruled that the City of ...

Police staged a “chilling” and unprecedented raid on a Kansas newspaper, seizing computers, cellphones, and reporting materials from the Marion County Record office, reporters, and even the ...

The Marion, Kansas, police chief who ordered a widely ... Hudlin was present during the raid of the Marion County Record and seized items from the newspaper, including a reporter’s cell phone ...

The prosecutor in Marion County, Kansas, said Wednesday that police should return all seized material to a weekly newspaper that was raided by officers in a case that has drawn national scrutiny ...

The weekly Kansas newspaper that was subjected to an ... causing the death of the publisher’s 98-year-old mother. The Marion County Record alleged that the city of Marion, the Marion County ...

CNN has reached out to Marion County Court Magistrate Judge Laura Viar, who signed the search warrant, and Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach, who oversees the Kansas Bureau of Investigation that ...

said Kansas has maintained a robust network of local newspapers: 190 papers covering the state's 105 counties. She pointed to The Harvey County Now, just south of Marion, as another example of a ...

The police chief in Marion, Kansas, submitted affidavits for search ... The raid at the Marion County Record along with two private residences took place on Friday, Aug. 11 and sparked an ...

The Marion County Record was raided by police on Aug. 11. Marion County, Kansas, has said it will return evidence seized in a controversial police raid of a local newspaper after an attorney review.

The Marion County Record, a newspaper that reports on a small town of less than 2,000 people on the western edge of the Flint Hills in Kansas, turned into a First Amendment cause célèbre in the ...