News from our members
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Judge unseals some records, but leaves affidavits closed in Parsons
Lawrence attorney Max Kautsch, third from left, discusses an order he had prepared for a court hearing Wednesday concerning sealed court records in a Parsons case with Ray Nolting, managing editor of...
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Services held for long-time Independence publisher
INDEPENDENCE, Kan. — Herbert A. "Hub" Meyer III, editor and publisher of the Independence Daily Reporter for over 43 years, died Thursday (Aug. 7, 2014) at his home following a battle with prostate...
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Vietnam project: We're now at 38 photos collected
The effort to help collect a photo of every soldier who paid the ultimate sacrifice during the Vietnam War took a leap to 38 pictures collected out of 265 sought this past week."I hope our member...
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Four Kansans honored for efforts on open government
Ron Keefover, left, president of the Kansas Sunshine Coalition for Open Government, honors (left to right) Rep. John Rubin, Adlynn and Robert Harte and Karen Dillon with Friend of Open Government...
Open government advocate Randy Brown dies
Randy Brown, executive director of the Kansas Sunshine Coalition for Open Government since 2005, died Wednesday in Wichita. He was 73.
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Vietnam project: We're now at 29 photos collected
The effort to help collect a photo of every soldier who paid the ultimate sacrifice during the Vietnam War has led to 29 pictures collected out of 265 sought."We've now passed the 10 percent mark, so...
Seigenthaler chose to raise hell on First Amendment
By Ken PaulsonPresident, First Amendment Center A lead pipe to the head will get your attention.One day in 1961, Justice Department aide John Seigenthaler was brutally attacked with a pipe by Ku Klux...
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Probable cause affidavits change now in effect
Effective July 1, the law on probable cause affidavits for arrest warrants and search warrants has changed.This change follows several years of effort by the Kansas Press Association and media...
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USPS announces mail distribution consolidation plan
The National Newspaper Association strongly objected this week to the U.S. Postal Service’s announcement that it would close or consolidate more than 80 mail processing facilities after January and...
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